The car world is taking a long look at its EV offerings as major brands decide to kill off some of the very models that, just a few years ago, were touted as the way forward for automakers. With a new administration, slashed tax incentives for EVs, and wonky pricing, tariffs, and inflation, some surprising cuts are being made.

Checking in on the state of EVs with Art Wheaton, automotive expert and director of labor studies at Cornell University ILR School in Buffalo, New York, he confirmed in a recent call, “It’s a brutal market. And the current administration isn’t helping.”

It’s no surprise then that we need a “Delayed, But Not Dead” category, which isn’t the best way to kick off a new model. The Kia EV4 was expected in the U.S. in early 2026 as an electric sedan. But that’s been delay

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