Summary
- 17.2 million plugin vehicles were purchased globally last year, with 10.8 million being pure battery-electric vehicles.
- 22% of new auto sales were plugin vehicle sales, and 14% were BEV sales.
- There is uncertainty about future EV sales trends, considering factors such as the Chinese EV market, EU CO2 emissions requirements, and the US market.
- Readers are invited to participate in a survey to predict future BEV sales percentages.
- CleanTechnica offers daily news updates, a solar power survey, and opportunities to support independent cleantech coverage.
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Last year, the global sales of plugin vehicles reached 17.2 million, with 10.8 million being pure battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). This accounted for 22% of new auto sales, a significant increase from previous years. The market for electric vehicles (EVs) has been growing steadily, with China leading the way in EV adoption, the EU implementing CO2 emissions requirements for automakers, and the US market showing potential for growth despite challenges. As the market continues to evolve, questions arise about the future of EV sales and the percentage of overall auto sales that will be comprised of BEVs.
Looking ahead, there is uncertainty about the number of plugin vehicles and BEVs that will be sold in the coming years. The global EV market is in a state of flux, with various factors influencing consumer demand and adoption rates. Considering the rapid growth of the Chinese EV market, the regulatory landscape in the EU, the changing dynamics in the US, and the increasing interest in EVs worldwide, predicting future EV sales has become a challenging task. Reader surveys have been conducted in the past to gather insights on EV sales forecasts, but the current state of the market presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities.
To gain insights into the future of BEV adoption, a survey has been launched to gather opinions on the percentage of overall auto sales that BEVs will account for in the coming years. While sales volumes are an important metric, the focus of the survey is on the market share of BEVs within the auto industry. By focusing on BEVs specifically, the survey aims to provide a clearer picture of the trajectory of electric vehicle adoption and market penetration. Readers are encouraged to participate in the survey and share their predictions about the future of BEV sales globally.
In addition to the survey on BEV sales, there is also a solar power survey available for readers to complete. Whether you have solar power or not, your input is valuable in understanding the current state of solar adoption and the potential for future growth. By sharing your insights on solar power usage, you can contribute to the conversation around renewable energy and its role in accelerating the clean energy transition. Your participation in these surveys helps to inform the discussions and analysis of clean energy trends and technologies.
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