Chinese Electric Trucks Threaten to Take 25% of the European Market by 2030 - Hybrids and Electrics
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A Transport & Environment ratio of €43 000 a total cost gap of possession between Chinese and European electric trucks over five years. This will prompt many EU carriers to reconsider their choices and seriously worry Brussels.
Chinese and American electric truck manufacturers hope to win up to a quarter of the European market by 2030. According to the NGO Transport & Environment, their models are up to 12% cheaper over the entire period of possession, so that European manufacturers risk losing 24 to 31% of this market.
Chinese electric trucks could hustle Daimler, Volvo or Iveco in Europe. T&E estimates that up to 31% of the market is at stake by 2030. The article The tidal wave of Chinese electric trucks could hurt European manufacturers very badly appeared first on Clean Cars.
Transport & Environment warns the European industry of the importance of betting on the electrification of heavy transport.
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