Electric Car Sales Targeted to Reach 17 Million Units?

RiderTua.com – So far, sales of electric cars around the world are still quite good, despite the declining trend in Europe and North America. But when compared with the previous few years, the results continue to increase, especially with the increasing number of brands selling this type of car. Indeed, sales of electric cars are targeted to continue to be stable every year. It is even projected that sales this year could reach 17 million units globally.

Electric Car Sales Are Still Quite Stable

Looking at the sales performance of BEV models so far, most of the results have been recorded in regions such as North America, Europe and Asia. However, in recent months there has been a reported downward trend in Europe. Of course, this happens because the selling price of electric cars is still considered too expensive, even with special incentives for this type of car.

Despite these conditions, sales of electric cars have remained stable so far, with Tesla leading sales during the first quarter of this year. If sales can continue to increase in line with the rapid development of the market, it is targeted that the results could exceed 10 million units globally. Or to be precise, 17 million units, and this target exceeds the previous estimate of only 14 million units.

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Indeed, if you look at this figure, this figure is quite high, even much higher than the total sales of well-known brands such as Toyota. Although this could happen, sales of electric cars in recent years have continued to experience rapid growth. Even with a downtrend, it probably won’t have a serious enough impact.

Tesla is still the global leader in electric car sales. Still, they have to be wary of competitors who have quite strong dominance in their market, such as BYD. This car brand has of course been quite a tough opponent for Tesla so far.