Tesla’s 20 Million EV Roadmap: Tesla is ramping up production by over 2,000%. And Elon Musk plans to dominate of the EV market. That’s why he’s quietly preparing to release the Secret Master Plan 3.0. Go here for urgent details and the top stocks – BEFORE this is released. Hertz (NYSE: HTZ) is doubling down on electric vehicles. The nations #1 car rental company is buying 175,000 EVs from General Motors (NYSE: GM) over the next 5-years. The typical from GM sells for $50,357. And that means the deal could be worth more than $8.7 billion. The biggest winner isn’t Hertz – or even General Motors. Instead, it’s these 5 undiscovered stocks to profit from the EV battery boom. Click here now for details. General Motors will begin selling EVs to Hertz starting early next year. The company is ramping up its EV production And GM plans to hit 1 million EVs per year in the U.S. within 3 years. Hertz meanwhile has been signing similar agreements with other EV automakers. The company agreed to buy 100,000 EVs from Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) last year. Plus, the company signed an agreement for 65,000 EVs from a startup called Polestar (private). Hertz CEO explained on CNBC that the company’s consumers want more EV rental options. They’re requesting more EV choices – and Hertz is working to expand its options. It’s the latest signal that EV popularity is going mainstream. POLL Result: My latest survey reveals that 50% of Americans will buy an EV or seriously consider an EV as their next car purchase. Hertz says it plans to have EVs represent 25% of its rental fleet within 3 years. Shares of HTZ were down 2% for the day. Meanwhile, GM stock sank 5.6%. The decline in GM was likely due to bad news from Ford (NYSE: F). Ford shares dropped 12% today after warning of $1 billion in unexpected costs related to supply chain issues. The EV race is happening now. GM promises to make 1 million EVs per year. Ford projects 2 million. Toyota plans 3.5 million. And Tesla expects 20 million per year by 2030. There’s only ONE big problem. There simply aren’t enough battery Gigafactory locations available to build all the required batteries. Plus, there is a critical shortage of battery metals required to produce the batteries. The major media is taking notice… “The scramble for EV battery metals is just beginning,” according to the Wall Street Journal. Tesla has dominated the EV market from day one. The company had held a commanding market share. And this year 7-of-10 EVs sold in the U.S. is a Tesla. That’s why Elon Musk is confident that Tesla can produce over 20 million EVs per year. How’s he going to do it? Elon will reveal details in his Secret Master Plan 3.0. Now it’s your chance to get all the details – BEFORE it’s publicly released. Plus, you’ll find out exactly how to get positioned for massive profits from this transformational trend. Go here ASAP (it’s free). Yours in Wealth, Ian Wyatt |