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Chinese Car Buyers Recently Scooped Up More EVs and PHEVs Than Gas Vehicles for the First Time

The Truth About Cars

Chinese car buyers are among the most prolific EV and PHEV buyers in the world, and the country recently saw their sales numbers eclipse those of gas vehicles for the first time. Buyers do not pay sales tax on NEV purchases, and people who replace gas cars with an electrified model can receive a scrappage credit.

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Teaser: New Acura Performance Electric SUV Concept to Be Revealed At Monterey Car Week

The Truth About Cars

Chinese car buyers are among the most prolific EV and PHEV buyers in the world, and the country recently saw their sales numbers eclipse those of gas vehicles for the first time. Buyers do not pay sales tax on NEV purchases, and people who replace gas cars with an electrified model can receive a scrappage credit.

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

Baua Electric

PHEVs popular in China China’s EV boom continued in 2022 with the powertrain’s share hitting 26.7% The government set a target for new energy vehicles (NEVs) sales, including battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) and fuel-cell electric vehicles. The market’s swing towards PHEVs, from 18.3% up from 13.9%

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

Baua Electric

The global EV share forecast has been upgraded to 20.4%, accounting for battery-electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs). Assuming normal scrappage rates, EV Volumes forecasts it will take until 2042 for half the global fleet to be electric. The country has seen an uptick in PHEV sales over the last few years.

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