US EditionChina and Europe Power 24% Growth in Global EV Sales in June
CHINA, JUL 14 – Global electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle sales reached 1.8 million units in June, with Europe up 23% and China up 28%, while North American sales declined, Rho Motion data showed.
- Worldwide purchases of electric and plug-in hybrid cars increased by 24% in June 2025, largely fueled by robust demand in China and Europe.
- This surge followed lasting incentives and market momentum abroad while the U.S. government cut the $7,500 EV tax credit and relaxed fuel economy norms.
- Sales in China increased by 28% to reach 1.11 million units, Europe experienced a 23% growth to approximately 390,000 units, while sales in North America declined by 9% to just above 140,000 units.
- Data manager Charles Lester noted that some cities in China have exhausted their subsidies, which may have caused a recent slowdown in the market.
- The trends suggest continued growth in global EV sales this year, with more subsidies expected in the second half potentially causing a "big boost" in volumes.
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According to the original report, global sales of plug-in electric vehicles and hybrids experienced a 24% increase in June compared to last year.This growth continues to be driven mainly by the markets of China and Europe.However, things don't look so good everywhere, particularly in the United States.The U.S. RealityIn contrast to global growth, sales of electric vehicles in the United States decreased by 1% in the same month. Part of this decl…
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