Over 65% of cars sold in China are now EVs as Iran war drives electric shift
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They become the rule. As many as 65.2 percent of new passenger cars sold in China during August were fully electric or plug-in hybrid models. This is a new record in the largest automotive market in the world. The previous record was 65.1 percent and was set just a month earlier. Data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), reported by the South China Morning Post, shows how fast the habits of Chinese buyers are changing. Out of a total…
The conflict between the United States and Iran favours this transition, rising fuel prices obliges
China already lives in the future and these are the cars that demonstrate it; several of us already have them in Europe.The reality of the Chinese market can no longer be something alien to the eyes of the European interest.What happens there will have a direct impact on our market, and the Asian giant continues to show signs of the change of trend in favor of the electric car.The Chinese car market, the largest on our planet, has long surpassed…
In August, more than 65 percent of the cars sold in China were electric or plug-in hybrids. These are numbers that show a clear pendulum for electrification in that country, where manufacturers have specialized in new energies.
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