Category

#Data

EU: Nearly 15 per cent of all new cars in 2023 were battery-powered

A total of 14.6 per cent of all newly registered cars in the EU last year were battery-electric. That Norway topped the list in all of Europe with an EV share of 81.2 per cent may not be a surprise. But the runner-up sure is.

Sales figures for new energy vehicles pick up again in China

Nio reports record deliveries for Q2 of 2024

Lotus lowers sales forecast to only 12,000 deliveries for 2024

10,480 new electric cars registered in Norway in August

Q2 figures: Polestar with renewed drop in sales

Europe passes the 900,000 charge point mark

BMW knocks Tesla off its throne in electric car registrations in Europe

Dataforce finds VW and Ford must significantly reduce CO2 emissions

Xiaomi aims to crack 100,000 vehicle milestone with the SU7

Xpeng increases turnover and reduces losses

Dataforce: Electric car tariffs show first effects

EAFO report finds majority of EU consumers are curious about electric cars

SNE Research: Only 5,621 new FC vehicles in the first half of the year

Share of combustion vehicles in China declines sharply

Nikola posts a quarterly loss of over $133 million

China: BEV sales decline; PHEV sales stronger than ever

Rivian aims to break into profitability by the end of the year

Lucid secures funding until the end of 2025

P3 launches new TCO calculator: where electric trucks already outperform diesel

5,934 new electric cars in Norway