This Single Stock Just Took Control of the Entire Global EV Market

I’m still bullish on the stock for two reasons... [Energy and Capital Header] Practical Investment Analysis for the New Energy Economy This Single Stock Just Took Control of the Entire Global EV Market Jeff Siegel | Mar 18, 2024 As an investor in the EV space, I’m a big fan of Stellantis (NASDAQ: STLA). The legacy carmaker, which is not solely an EV maker, has been quite aggressive in its moves to monopolize a large share of the global electric vehicle market.   It’s actually one of the leading EV sellers in Europe, it recently got approval for a joint venture with China-based Leap Motors to build and sell those vehicles outside of China, and it will soon start selling one of the most inexpensive EVs in the United States — the Fiat 500e. Unfortunately, the Fiat 500e is not going to be a big seller. Here’s why … Tesla Is Dead... Elon Musk Is Ruined Thanks to a new discovery — known as “Blue Gas” — electric car companies like Tesla are about to go down in flames. “Blue Gas” is 100% emission-free, can propel vehicles hundreds of miles, and allows cars to fully charge in just minutes. And the tiny company behind it is primed to absolutely shatter any gains ever paid out by Tesla. [Click here before this stock explodes in the coming months.]( The Fiat 500e is an attractive car, and it’s affordable at just $34,000. But its advertised range is only 149 miles. Which means it’ll probably get closer to around 130 miles in good weather. Given that one of the few hurdles to EV acceptance is range, it’s absolutely absurd that Stellantis thinks it’ll be able to compete with the likes of Tesla, Hyundai and GM in the US electric vehicle market with a car that only offers a 149-mile range. Indeed, at $34,000, it’s pretty cheap, but you can buy a Nissan Leaf today for just over $29,000 and get the same 150-mile range. It’s a bigger car, too. Truth is, at least in the U.S., range matters because generally speaking, we just drive more than drivers in other countries. In fact, based on 2022 data, the average U.S. commuter travels nearly two times more miles on the road each year than the average commuter in France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Spain, Japan, Russia and Mexico. If you look at the top 5 best selling EVs in the United States, four of them deliver ranges in excess of 250 miles and the fifth, the Ford Mustang Mach-E, delivers a range of about 220 miles.  This is not a coincidence.  And if Stellantis has any chance of being a leader in the EV space in the U.S., it can’t show up late to the party with a supermarket deli tray while earlier guests showed up with foie gras and champagne.  But here’s the thing about Stellantis … I’m still bullish on the stock for two reasons: One, it’s delivering some of the most successful EVs in Europe. A market, by the way, that is less affected by range offerings and more affected by price. Two, and this is the biggest reason, the company’s decision to sink its claws into the U.S. lithium market will prove to be one of its greatest assets. You see, last year, Stellantis and a company called Controlled Thermal Resources (CTR) invested more than $100 million to advance the development of CTR’s Hell’s Kitchen project, which is the world’s largest geothermal lithium project with a total resource production capacity of up to 300,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate equivalent each year. Here’s the deal … [Groundbreaking New Pill Could Generate $1 Trillion]( [limitless pill capsule]( It has the potential for memory enhancement, disease prevention, and mental health breakthroughs. It could even add 20 years onto your life! That’s why it’s expected to generate trillions of dollars by redefining human health. But the best part is that this pill is on the brink of FDA approval and I’ve pinpointed THREE stocks set to soar with its market debut. Don’t miss your chance to make a legendary fortune off this medical breakthrough. [Learn more about this pill here.]( When people ask me what car company is the best to own to profit from this rapid growth, I tell them “not a single one.” If you want to make money in the EV game, it’s not about the car makers. It’s about the companies supplying the materials to make them work.  And while there are plenty of ways to play this, including Stellantis, my good friend and colleague Alex Koyfman has discovered what I believe to be the most lucrative lithium play in the market.  It’s a company that owns the single largest deposit of lithium that the world has ever laid eyes on. So big, that it’s 27 times the size of ALL of China’s known lithium reserves. There’s actually enough lithium in this one spot to build 600 million Tesla Model 3s. That’s more than two for every single driver in the United States! This is a very big deal because until now, the global EV industry has been heavily reliant on China for its massive lithium reserves. But this breaks that stranglehold, and allows America to take control of the global lithium market. Much in the way America has taken control of the global market for oil, it’s now going to do the same with lithium — the lifeblood of the EV industry. And of course, we’re going to milk this for everything it’s worth. In fact, I’m just going to give you [this link to Alex’ latest update on this company so you can actually buy a few shares today.]( Because mark my words: as the global market for EVs continues to explode, it’s the American lithium producers that are going to give you the most bang for your buck.  So unless you hate money, I strongly encourage you to [get some of this action for yourself today.]( To a new way of life and a new generation of wealth... 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