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As more EV prices get cut, soon-to-be buyers are better positioned than they were a year ago, but at the expense of early adopters.
  • Automakers are dropping the prices of their electric cars in the hopes of boosting sales.
  • Tesla has been slashing prices for months, and Ford just joined in with F-150 Lightning discounts. 
  • But these cuts come at the expense of early adopters who bought these EVs at their peak prices.

It's never been a better time to be in the market for an electric car — but a worse time if you already bought one.

As more EV prices continue to be slashed, soon-to-be customers are better positioned than they were a year ago, but at the expense of those who were early adopters.