The general observation is that lowering the price of one firm in a duopoly arrangement causes price-sensitive customers to migrate to the other firm, which may result in increased profits for the firm that lowers the price. To validate this claim, we conducted simulation research with two electric car manufacturers and agent-based modelling. At first, the baseline was established. We performed 1000 simulations and agent-based modelling, assuming that business 1 would cut its price by a maximum of 20%. This would result in a maximum of 40% of manufacturer 2's price-sensitive consumers switching to business 1. The results of 1000 simulations and agent-based modelling revealed that price reductions by manufacturer 1 increased its clients, probably due to the switchover from manufacturer 2, and that revenues from two of the sales routes increased dramatically. This study has ramifications for businesses seeking to lure price-sensitive clients away from a competitor.