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International Energy Agency expects EV sales to remain stable in 2024

In the recently published new edition of its "Global EV Outlook", the International Energy Agency (IEA) expects global sales of electric cars to remain strong in 2024 and reach around 17 million by the end of the year - more than one in five cars sold worldwide would therefore be electric.

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Nikola starts ramping up hydrogen truck sales over Q1

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VinFast reports major production increase in Q1 of 2024

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CAM study finds Chinese manufacturers catching up with eMobility innovations

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CAM study shows Germany losing position as leading European EV market

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Polestar sales fall by 40 per cent

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EV sales in China: March is the strongest month this year

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VW Group sells fewer electric vehicles

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Mercedes’ EV sales declined at the start of the year

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BMW has delivered its one-millionth electric car

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Lucid slightly increases Q1 deliveries

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Lotus breaks delivery record thanks to electric cars

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EVs on track to overtake petrol cars in Norway in 2024

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UK: BEV market share drops in March

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Rivian produces less – but sticks to 2024 production target

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Tesla production declines in the first quarter

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8,709 new electric cars in Norway

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Xpeng increases turnover and losses

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E-bike sales overtake classic bikes in Germany

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NEV sales in China decline in February

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Nio increases turnover and net loss