
New figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) showed that battery electric vehicles ended the full year with 16.6% market share while diesel ended with 9.6%.
New figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) showed that battery electric vehicles ended the full year with 16.6% market share while diesel ended with 9.6%.
Deploying the 3,000th electric vehicle -- a Vauxhall Vivaro E van -- places the company on course to switch its fleet to zero-emission vehicles by the end of 2025, a transition that began in December 2018.
WIth first deliveries of VinFast's all-electric VF8 SUV in the U.S. expected by year's end, the first four service centers will provide electric vehicle maintenance and repair services.
In recently released report, analysts at German-based Dataforce believe that although “high electricity prices and fewer incentives to buy will make electric mobility less attractive next year,” good reasons support an expanding BEV market in 2023.
In an analysis of world trends, European automobile manufacturers forecast the BEV share of the European market will reach almost 30% by 2025 and exceed 70% by 2030 – taking the lead again on the other world regions.
This week's State of Fleet Industry video examaines how automakers are preparing for the transition to electrification.
The new model is a battery-electric sedan developed through the collaboration of Toyota, BYD and FAW Toyota.
Markus Duesmann, Audi CEO, discussed his vision of sustainable mobility and the challenges the automotive industry currently faces, citing the need for swifter transitioning to alternative energy sources.
Chinese automotive manufacturer Great Wall Motor Company (GWM) has officially launched its plug-in hybrid model HAVAL H6 in the Thailand market, completing the firm’s electric vehicle product line there.
“By transforming all vehicles to Software Defined Vehicles by 2025, Hyundai Motor Group will completely redefine the concept of the automobile and take the lead in ushering in a never-before-experienced era of mobility,” said Chung Kook Park, president and head of R&D division, Hyundai Motor Group.
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