🔲 ELECTRIC EATS COMBUSTION? 20 MILLION ELECTRIC VEHICLES ARE EXPECTED TO BE SOLD WORLDWIDE IN 2025.
👉 Electric vehicles (EVs) are not only carving out an increasing share of the global auto market - by estimates, accounting for one in four new car sales in 2025 - but their rapid performance and efficiency improvements signal a disruptive transformation that traditional ICEs struggle to match.
👉 Based on recent data from leading EV research, approximately 9 million electric vehicles will be sold worldwide in the first half of 2025.
👉 According to projections from the International Energy Agency’s Global EV Outlook 2025, more than 20 million electric vehicles are expected to be sold worldwide in 2025.
👉 What’s driving this shift? The convergence of falling battery costs, intensive policy support, and mounting consumer demand for cleaner energy solutions is reshaping the automotive landscape. Frameworks such as the Global EV Outlook project an EV-dominant market in the near future - with some forecasts anticipating that EV sales may overtaking ICE sales as early as 2026/2027.
👉 Moreover, the change isn’t just about market share; electric vehicles promise lower long-term emissions and reduced maintenance costs, addressing environmental concerns and offering considerable operational benefits relative to combustion engines.
Paul Stever Dharmesh Chandrababu Josh Spencerâš¡ Sam Clarke âš¡Shayne Rees Armando Ciarlariello Ashvin Suri Simon Ridley LL.B (Hons) ESCM Mil. (IoSCM) Bernard Dijk van Isabelle Razis Makavos Aleksandar Preradovic Giannis Vikas Simos Lagopatis Stavros Rontogiannis Agelos Abatzis Christos Bisbikis Ioannis Dasoukis Iosif Beloukas Konstantinos Zagalikis
Peter Moutzouridis Nikos Argyrakoulis George Kechris Christos Sitaras
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🔲 ELECTRIC EATS COMBUSTION? 20 MILLION ELECTRIC VEHICLES ARE EXPECTED TO BE SOLD WORLDWIDE IN 2025.
👉 Electric vehicles (EVs) are not only carving out an increasing share of the global auto market - by estimates, accounting for one in four new car sales in 2025 - but their rapid performance and efficiency improvements signal a disruptive transformation that traditional ICEs struggle to match.
👉 Based on recent data from leading EV research, approximately 9 million electric vehicles will be sold worldwide in the first half of 2025.
👉 According to projections from the International Energy Agency’s Global EV Outlook 2025, more than 20 million electric vehicles are expected to be sold worldwide in 2025.
👉 What’s driving this shift? The convergence of falling battery costs, intensive policy support, and mounting consumer demand for cleaner energy solutions is reshaping the automotive landscape. Frameworks such as the Global EV Outlook project an EV-dominant market in the near future - with some forecasts anticipating that EV sales may overtaking ICE sales as early as 2026/2027.
👉 Moreover, the change isn’t just about market share; electric vehicles promise lower long-term emissions and reduced maintenance costs, addressing environmental concerns and offering considerable operational benefits relative to combustion engines.
source: globalnetwork
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