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Bookmark or Share- Electric vehicle sales leapt 55% in 2022 - The World Economic ForumGlobal sales of electric vehicles (EVs) increased by 55% in 2022 from the year before, according to data from the EV Volumes sales database. China remains the world’s largest EV market, with 59% of global sales. World Economic Forum estimates annual EV sales need to increase 18-fold by 2030 to meet global emissions targets.
- Electric car sales soar in Europe, but market barriers remain | World ...For the 12 months to July 2023, the region saw a surge of 62% in EV sales, while diesel sales dropped by 9%, Bloomberg reports, based on data from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA). In Germany, registrations in July 2023 alone jumped up by nearly 70%, with France and Spain also seeing double-digit growth.
- has the world got enough lithium? - The World Economic ForumGlobal EV purchases jumped to 6.6 million in 2021 from 3 million a year earlier, meaning that EVs made up 9% of the market, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). They accounted for all the growth in worldwide car sales, which rose to 66.7 million last year, up from 63.8 million in 2020. This implies that non-EV sales fell by 700,000.
- Major economies are now taking aim at China’s EV industryAt the same time, Chinese EV producers may accelerate export diversification into emerging markets, such as Australia. Indeed, BYD, China’s largest EV maker, is making good progress in overtaking Tesla's EV sales in Australia. Since Australia does not maintain an EV industry, it would unlikely pursue antidumping or anti-subsidy actions, which ...
- How many electric cars are on the roads? And other EV facts | World ...A rise in the number of different EV car models available in the market to 370 and the falling cost of batteries saw consumers spend 50% more on electric cars in 2020, to the tune of $120 billion. Governments also continued to encourage the move to EVs, spending $14 billion on direct purchase incentives and tax deductions – a 25% rise year-on ...
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