After a long and steady
climb, Tesla’s stock has skyrocketed over the course of 2020 –
and for good reason.
The electronic car company
manufactures vehicles that are simple, clean, fast, and stylish. They are
filled with unique features, such as driverless mode and the famous “summon”
feature. Additionally, Tesla cars
are provided with regular free
software updates that physically
change the operation of their cars, providing drivers with an affordable and
user-friendly approach to machine maintenance
Nevertheless, Tesla’s many
competitors are getting serious, and 2021 might just be the year that the EV
giant is finally surpassed.
Tesla vehicles are renowned
for their performance, with the 2021 Model 3 boasting 480 combined horsepower.
However, California-based Lucid Motors is set to launch their Dream Edition
Lucid Air EV in 2021 with a combined horsepower of 1,080 – more than double that of Tesla’s premier
model.
Though Tesla’s products
have been in vogue for the past several years, its smooth finish lacks the
long-lasting aesthetic draw of classic cars. This flaw has clearly been noted
by European competitors. With a release date planned for some time in 2020, Czech manufacturer MW Motors’ Luka EV is an electric car with old school panache. Likely inspired by vintage Volkswagens and
Porsches, the Luka EV manages to boast proven elegance while maintaining
contemporary performance.
Though Tesla is still
gaining in popularity, it is only a matter of time before the Luka EV and Lucid
Air, among others, take the reins of the EV market.
