If its momentum continues, VW could top the UK EV leaderboard as early as next month
Electric vehicles continued to gain ground in April even as overall new car registrations slumped 14.3% year-on-year following a strong March distorted by tax changes.
The best-ever start to the year for global electric vehicle (EV) registrations continues with registrations from almost 40 of the world’s largest markets reaching 729,000.
The UK achieved a new milestone in electric vehicle (EV) adoption last month, with EVs accounting for over 25% of all car registrations in November, according to New AutoMotive’s Electric Car Count.
October marks the third consecutive month that electric vehicle (EV) sales have hit the 20% mark and places the car industry well above the 2024 targets set by the UK’s Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) mandate, according to New AutoMotive.
New data shows the United Kingdom is experiencing an exceptional boost in electric vehicle (EV) sales, positioning it to become the fourth-largest EV market globally.
Car makers are on track to meet their zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate targets for this year, despite many falling short of the electric vehicle (EV) sales targets.
