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According to the analysis of the company JATO Dynamicszaala in Europe from the electric revolution. For the first time in history, it happened that diesel cars in the registrations remained not only behind petrol, but also behind those that JATO refers to as EV, ie electrically and specifically electrified. It is known that the economic crisis is affecting more expensive cars than the cheaper ones.
During the summer of the coronavirus season, sales of a number of brands fell, but Tesla sold you more cars not last year. At the same time, a number of new electric cars and mainstream brands such as Peugeot and Volkswagen were launched on the market this year. The offer of electric cars is demonstrably expanding and you will still find more customers.
The statistics of the company JATO Dynamics itself, which says that EV cars accounted for 25% of all registrations, but the reality is very bent. Sweat into one group not only all 100% electric cars, but also plug-in hybrids, classic hybrids amild-hybrids. Given that some carmakers have mild-hybrids in the whole or dark whole model series (eg BMW), it is somewhat statistically comparable. In the statistics, you are interested in diesel with mild-hybrid technology in the BMW 6 Gran Turismo, not in the diesel category, but in the EV category.
Hybrids and mild-hybrids inilyz total sweat so-called EV wagon by a total of 53%, while their registration meziron increased by 124%. With the 32% share, the Toyota and Lexus brands dominated, the bag sales also the Ford, Suzuki, Fiat and BMW brands. The Ford Puma, for example, was made up of mild hybrids
69% of all his registrations, for the Fiat 500 it was 59%, for the Fiat Panda 41%.
The truth is that the number of sold 100% electric cars and
plug-in hybrid skuten is growing. The best-selling car in Europe was the Volkswagen Golf with 28,731 registrations, but the Tesla Model 3 recorded 15,702 new registrations, the Renault Zoe 11,023. And the number of electric cars on the roads will grow. Initially published by the US agency Allied Market Research, the global electric vehicle market amounted to $ 162.34 billion in 2019, compared to $ 802.81 billion in 2027.
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