Not sure if these figures are correct but interesting video from Dave.
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It's been reported by other Youtube channels that legacy auto makers initially make a loss on EV's due to retooling production lines etc, which is why many brought out ICE, hybrid and BEV versions of the same model so that the ICE versions could fund the electrified versions. The one exception to this rule is Tesla, who initially made a loss starting the company, but very quickly started to make a profit.It's an interesting theory that legacy car makers are overpricing their EVs to prop up sales of their ICE equivalents. I wonder if that really is the case?