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EVs to Triple By 2021 in Europe
Automakers in Europe must meet the EU requirements to lower the average emissions from their fleets. This means that thanks to the European CO2 standards, we are about to see a wave of new EVs with longer range and more affordable.
According to data from EV industry experts, carmakers will offer 214 electric cars by 2021. Therefore, 154 models up from the 60 available today.
In 2021, 92 fully-electric vehicles will be brought to market, in addition with 118 plug-in hybrids. Therefore, i t is estimated that by 2025, 22% of electric cars in the European Union will have a plug. Most importantly, this is a number high enough for European carmakers to meet the CO2 emissions limit that year.
Western Europe, will lead the biggest EV production with Germany, France, Spain and Italy on the top charts. By 2025 in East Europe, Slovakia is forecast to be the first on the electric car production, followed by Czechia and Hungary.
That said, a cleaner future with more electric cars on the street is not far away.
Most people hearing successful EV, their mind will rush to the top EV makers by sales like China’s BYD and Tesla. Neither company, however, has a model popular enough to compete with Japan’s Nissan Leaf, which is the most popular electric car of all time. Nissan Leaf first sold in the US and Japan around …
2020 Lotus All-Electric Hypercar: Lotus’s new hypercar Evija will be fully-electric, incredibly powerful and not cheap. The Evija is the company’s first car with an electrified powertrain. The Lotus EV will have a huge power that reaches almost 2000 HP. Specifically, 2,000 PS or roughly 1973 in horsepower. Lotus says the Evija will speed to …
Norway set a new world record last year when almost a third of its total car sales were purely electric. According to the Norwegian Road Federation, the total sales of electric cars last year went up to 31.2% from only 20.8% in 2017. This is a huge leap for the country and proof that it …
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EVs to Triple By 2021 in Europe
Automakers in Europe must meet the EU requirements to lower the average emissions from their fleets. This means that thanks to the European CO2 standards, we are about to see a wave of new EVs with longer range and more affordable.
According to data from EV industry experts, carmakers will offer 214 electric cars by 2021. Therefore, 154 models up from the 60 available today.
In 2021, 92 fully-electric vehicles will be brought to market, in addition with 118 plug-in hybrids. Therefore, i t is estimated that by 2025, 22% of electric cars in the European Union will have a plug. Most importantly, this is a number high enough for European carmakers to meet the CO2 emissions limit that year.
Western Europe, will lead the biggest EV production with Germany, France, Spain and Italy on the top charts. By 2025 in East Europe, Slovakia is forecast to be the first on the electric car production, followed by Czechia and Hungary.
That said, a cleaner future with more electric cars on the street is not far away.
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