Even if they could have them, they wouldn’t want them. My family has a small EV and we love it, but 80% of cars sold in the US are SUVs and trucks. The Ford Motor Company does not even make a passenger car anymore (with the small exception of the Mustang, a muscle car they sell in small numbers).

It’s sad.

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There are more than double the amount of car makers available to choose from in the EU vs the US, gas and electric.

I honestly don't think most of the cooler looking ones will release at all; the 2cv maybe. I'd be surprised if, apart from the VAG cars, any of them came to Australia

"We a have a free market, so long as you only buy what we allow you to buy."

I want the skinny 125 R15 tires and flip up side windows on the new 2CV!

Think about the poor oil barons.

They look cool but it would be nice to see more basic EVs. Most of these concepts will likely have steer and brake by wire, while fun to drive, but meaning repairing is where the money will be.

These are all concept cars. In other words often just fantasy. Even if they do make a prototype it's in no way guaranteed that it will see production. Anyone remember the Citroen or Renault where the seat was part of the door. Even featured as a prototype on Top Gear.

Just fantasy

Looking at these photos, all I can say is god I'm so sick and tired of modern vehicle interiors. I hate these flat, 1980s-style dashboards with nothing on them but vents, a steering wheel, and two giant touchscreens. They're Spartan as fuck and ugly as hell, yet they have the nerve to charge $60K+ for this crap. Whatever happened to proper interior design? I get that these are concept cars, but their interiors still look llke every modern car on the road.

Vehicle interior design peaked in the late 2010s and it's only been downhill from there.