How China Left Europe in the Dust in the Electric Car Race

While in Europe the dispute over the end of the burners is raging until 2035, other nations are already setting facts. In China, in 2025, significantly more electric cars are admitted as burners.

While Europe is arguing about the burn-out from 2035 onwards, other countries are already making nails with heads. In China, in 2025, significantly more electric cars are registered than burners.

How China Left Europe in the Dust in the Electric Car Race

The global automotive industry is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by China’s meteoric rise as the world’s largest and most dynamic car market. Recent developments underscore this transformation: the merger of Japan’s Nissan and Honda, Volkswagen’s unprecedented decision to shutter factories in Germany, Tesla’s first-ever sales decline, and General Motors’ plummeting market share in China all point to a new reality. China’s dominance, particul…