US EditionElectric Cars Are Losing Popularity, Half of Drivers Are Returning to Classic Combustion Engines
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Interest in buying an electric car has fallen significantly worldwide over the past year, while cars with combustion engines are regaining consumers. The share of customers who plan to buy a car with a combustion engine in the next two years has increased by 13 percentage points to 50 percent over the past year.
Prague - Interest in buying an electric car has dropped significantly worldwide over the past year, while cars with combustion engines are winning back consumers. The share of customers who plan to buy a car with a combustion engine in the next two years has increased by 13 percentage points to 50 percent over the past year. On the other hand, preference for battery-powered cars has decreased by ten percentage points to 14 percent, and preferenc…
The latest data from the global EY Mobility Consumer Index (MCI) 2025 study shows a significant shift in consumer behavior: Czechs – like consumers in Europe and around the world – are losing interest in electric cars and returning to combustion engines. According to the survey, 50 percent of customers want to buy a car with a combustion engine within the next two years, which is 13 percentage points more than last year. On the other hand, the p…
Global consumers driven back to internal combustion engine vehicles as EV enthusiasm cools - EY research
Global car buyers are putting the brakes on adoption of electric vehicles, with many shifting back to internal combustion engines (ICEs) and reassessing electric vehicle ownership, according to the new EY Mobility Consumer Index (MCI), a global survey examining sentiment and buying intent across major automotive markets. In Romania, the automotive market continues to show […] The post Global consumers driven back to internal combustion engine ve…
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