Daniel Bönnighausen – electrive.com

ICCT: Car manufacturers need 28 per cent BEV share to meet CO2 targets

The ICCT has published a study on the CO2 reduction requirements of the ten largest car manufacturers to comply with the EU's fleet limits for 2025. On average, manufacturers must increase their BEV share by a maximum of twelve percentage points, from 16 per cent in 2023 to around 28 per cent by 2025.

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