Honda announced on Tuesday that it will scale back its ambitious electric vehicle (EV) targets, citing slower-than-expected sales in the U.S. market. The Japanese automaker revealed that it would no longer aim for EVs to account for 30% of its global sales by 2030.

Honda says electric vehicle sales were slowing in the U.S., prompting the Japanese automaker to scrap its previous goal of having EVs reach 30% of its global vehicle sales by 2030

Honda cuts electrification investment from ¥10 trillion ($69 billion) to ¥7 trillion ($48 billion). The focus shifts to hybrids, with 13 new models and a target of 2.2 million sales by 2030. It’s also working on advanced ADAS to enhance the competitiveness of both EVs and HEVs.