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Vast Majority of Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers Unlikely to Survive Past 2030, Report Says
News Analysis In an increasingly overcrowded Chinese zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) market, only a handful of companies will survive the destructive forces of competition and remain by 2030, according to a new annual Global Automotive Outlook report by global consulting firm AlixPartners. The report forecasts that only 15 out of China’s 129 currently operating ZEV brands will become financially viable and survive by 2030. It also highlights some …
Vast Majority of Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers Unlikely to Survive Past 2030, Report Says - The Thinking Conservative
A new annual report by global consulting firm AlixPartners forecasts that only 15 of China’s nearly 130 ZEV makers may survive beyond 2030. The post Vast Majority of Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers Unlikely to Survive Past 2030, Report Says appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
China is stockpiling hundreds of thousands of unsold electric cars and is looking to sell them outside its home market. The strategy: massive exports, factories in Europe, and a low-price offensive. The problem: tariffs and trade tensions. China's electric car industry has become an unstoppable giant. Driven by a combination of state planning and subsidies, the Asian giant has developed an unprecedented car production capacity. But now, this acc…
Global EV Sales Accelerate, But Roadblocks Threaten Momentum: Bloomberg NEF Outlook 2025
The global electric vehicle (EV) revolution is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, but major challenges threaten to slow progress, according to the newly released Bloomberg NEF Electric Vehicle Outlook 2025. The comprehensive report highlights record-breaking growth in EV adoption, rapid technological advancements, and looming policy and infrastructure hurdles that could derail net-zero ambitions. Record Sales, Led by ChinaThe report reveals …
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