TechCrunch counted multiple electric vehicles that were cut off or out of the market in the United States this year, covering Honda, Modern, Japanese, Polestar, Tesla, Popular and Volvo brands. According to the article, following the completion of the federal electric vehicle tax credit, United States motor vehicle sales were under pressure, which led to the adjustment of some of the companies to the United States product line.
It is mentioned that Honda has confirmed the shutdown of Prologue and the cancellation of a number of electric vehicles originally scheduled to be launched in the United States; modernity has stopped selling Ioniq 6 in the United States; and Japanese production has decided not to introduce the 2026 models of Ariya. Polestar is no longer able to continue normal sales in the United States because of United States restrictions on Chinese capital-related vehicle-borne technology.
Tesla, Model S and Model X have been cut off and the production line has been released for Optimus robots. The public reduced ID.4 production in the US and considered ID Buzz as a phase-out. Volvo has also decided to withdraw EX30 and its Cross Country version from the United States market.