From Acura to Volvo, automakers are pulling the plug on their EVs before 2027.
The market is shifting quickly. Less than five years ago, many automakers were fully committed to electrification. Now, companies are scaling back their ambitious EV plans as federal incentives fade, sales slow, and demand softens. Nearly 20 EVs are expected to disappear by the end of 2027. Some are currently on sale but won’t live to see another model year, while others never even made it to production. If you’re considering one of these EVs, you may want to act while they’re still around.
— Anthony Alaniz, Associate Editor
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