US EditionChina’s EV sales set to overtake traditional cars years ahead of west
- As of 2024, electric vehicles are expected to account for 30% of all new car sales.
- The average range of electric vehicles has increased to over 300 miles on a single charge.
- There are now more than 500,000 public charging stations in operation worldwide.
- Battery technology has significantly improved, reducing costs by 50% since 2020.
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China Hits EV Target 10 Years Early, Still Hasn't Reached 2020 Nuclear Target - CleanTechnica
On October 27th of 2020, the China Society of Automotive Engineers laid out a roadmap for how the country was going to achieve 50% of all cars sold in 2035 being fully electric, plug-in hybrid, or hydrogen, with 95% of them of course being fully electric. Per projections from HSBC, ... [continued] The post China Hits EV Target 10 Years Early, Still Hasn’t Reached 2020 Nuclear Target appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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