Buried in the interior paragraphs of every "EV Sales Fall Off Cliff" article you read something like the following (from Money):
"It may appear that the EV revolution is slowing down, but our data doesn’t corroborate that," she says, noting that EV sales have increased 12 quarters in a row. "Automakers are not stalling on EVs, but instead, adjusting to a pace that is more sustainable for efficient growth without over-saturating the market."
I.e., the rate of increase is slowing. Not surprising, because in the USA we have very limited choices, especially for cheap models. And the Osbourne Effect: we've been promised cheaper, better models in the near future.
So if the oil industry and the dealers cry and complain, I'll get out my microfiddle and play a sad tune. If I could find it.