Simply stated, the EV industry is dead. Yes, we will continue to have EVs into the future, but they are definitely NOT the future.
When the day comes the feds end the federal subsidy for purchasing EVs, the market will drop 60-90%. Yes, some people will still buy EVs because they have the money, and they believe they are doing something for the environment. But they are not competitive, and the cost without the subsidy nearly $20,000 more than combustion engines or hybrids is prohibitive.
Something else will come along, and in fact, other forms of propulsion are in the process of being developed for the market that EVs will be completely gone in 10 years.
And there is no secondary market for EVs, because most are leased, and when the lease ends, the majority are gathered up by the manufacturers and shipped to another country and sold like new cars.
Take a good look at used cars lots. Usually, you might see 1 or 2 EVs. That is it, and it will not change, except perhaps in California. But CA will need to change their plans because manufacturers will discontinue making EVs in the not too distant future.