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UMTRI study finds US and China could turnover more than 90% of LDV fleet to alternative powertrains by 2050 under very aggressive penetration scenarios

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In their study, they used three different alternative powertrain/fuel models: less aggressive, moderately aggressive and very aggressive, applied across four developed economies (United States, Western Europe, Japan, and South Korea) and four developing economies (Brazil, Russia, India, and China). Turnover of the Chinese fleet.

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Are global EV sales forecast to improve by the end of 2024?

Baua Electric

As a result, other Chinese OEMs have begun rolling out new PHEVs, which will exacerbate their appeal. due to weakness in countries including Japan and South Korea. This was calculated assuming normal scrappage rates. PHEVs accounted for 32.1% of EV registrations in 2023. share of the EV mix in 2024. million EV sales.

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How will a Trump presidency impact the global EV market in 2025?

Baua Electric

Assuming normal scrappage rates, EV Volumes forecasts it will take until 2042 for half the global fleet to be electric. Furthermore, global EV-leader BYD has expansion plans for the region alongside other Chinese OEMs. PHEVs boom in China EV Volumes has again increased Chinese light-vehicle market forecast for 2024, to just under 25.8

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