Transforming Transportation: 1 in 4 Cars Sold in 2025 Will Be Electric Vehicles
> A new IEA report predicts that over 25% of global car sales will be electric vehicles by 2025, with growth expected to exceed 40% by 2030.
> A new IEA report predicts that over 25% of global car sales will be electric vehicles by 2025, with growth expected to exceed 40% by 2030.
> Global EV sales rose 29% in April 2025 compared to last year, with China leading the charge despite looming trade uncertainties.
> The repeal of the IRA could result in massive job losses across 15 states, particularly in the EV and battery manufacturing sectors, warns a new report.
> GM highlights prismatic batteries as ‘critical’ for its EV future, shifting focus from traditional cylindrical and pouch cells to enhance performance.
> BYD reports its best sales week of 2025 in China with nearly 68,000 EV registrations, significantly outpacing Tesla’s 3,000 sales.
> China leads the Global Lithium-Ion Battery Supply Chain Ranking, overtaking Canada as U.S. tariffs hinder local production momentum.
> Volkswagen’s new battery technology set to launch in 2026 promises to make EVs cheaper, starting with the ID.2 model, enhancing accessibility for consumers.
> Tesla employees face termination for calling for Elon Musk’s ouster as Model Y struggles in the market. Volvo unveils new electrified XC70 amid these events.
> Tesla’s latest video reveals progress on the Optimus robot, showcasing its capabilities while noting the competition it faces in humanoid robotics.
> The automotive industry shifts focus from global ambitions to regional strategies, as Ford CEO Jim Farley emphasizes the need for localized business models.