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Episode 4: State of the EV Market w/ Stephanie Valdez Streaty and Jonathan Smoke - PART 2

Episode 4: State of the EV Market w/ Stephanie Valdez Streaty and Jonathan Smoke - PART 2

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Welcome to Episode 4 (Season 2) of The Battery Belt, the official podcast of the Georgia Network for Electric Mobility (GNEM). This episode continues our conversation with Jonathan Smoke, Chief Strategy Officer at Cox Automotive, and Stephanie Valdez Streaty, Director of Industry Insights at Cox Automotive.

In Part 1, Jonathan and Stephanie helped cut through the headlines surrounding the EV market, examining what the data actually tells us about the state of EV adoption and why slowing growth may be better understood as market normalization.

In Part 2, we turn our attention to the factors that will determine what comes next. This episode explores the growing importance of hybrids and the used EV market, the role of affordability and charging reliability in consumer confidence, and what it will take for electric vehicles to reach the next wave of mainstream buyers.

We also look at product market fit and the complex mix of price sensitivity, vehicle preferences, and infrastructure trust shaping consumer decisions in 2026.

Listeners will learn about:
• How the rise of hybrids is changing the broader U.S. automotive market
• Why the used EV market could be critical to the next wave of adoption
• How pricing, battery transparency, warranties, and charging reliability influence consumer confidence
• The role affordability and infrastructure play in EV purchasing decisions
• How the U.S. automotive industry can position itself as EV growth normalizes

More than a conversation about sales numbers, Part 2 examines the real-world factors that will shape the next phase of EV adoption and what today's changing market can tell us about the future of transportation.

Whether you work in industry, policy, research, or are simply interested in the future of mobility, this episode offers a data-driven look at the challenges and opportunities that will define the U.S. EV market in the years ahead.
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