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This will push the 2024 sales figure past 2023’s result. million sales and a 19.7% 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. of light-vehicle sales in 2025, 69.5% market share. up from 13.9%
in September, with EV sales forecasted to grow by 25% across 2024. million EV sales globally in 2024 is just over 800,000 units higher than EV Volumes predicted in September. of all sales worldwide, down from 34.1% of light-vehicle sales in 2030, and 69.4% of EV sales in 2024. 2022 saw a boom in EV sales in China.
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