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The Evolving Landscape of Electric Vehicles in 2025 The global electric vehicle (EV) market is set to witness significant transformations in 2025, showcasing dynamic shifts across various regions. China continues to dominate, representing about two-thirds of global EV sales in 2024, with a remarkable penetration rate nearing 48%. The Chinese government’s support through upgraded equipment and trade-in subsidies has been pivotal in this growth, and an additional investment of $11 billion into subsidy programs is expected to fuel further demand, particularly in the commercial sector. In contrast, Europe faced stagnation as automakers transitioned towards meeting stringent EV targets while simultaneously

Tesla chief criticises ‘unbalanced’ tech relationship in rare criticism of Beijing

The Denza Z9GT had an average sales price of RMB 380,000 ($51,950), while the Fang Cheng Bao brand had an average sales price of RMB 332,000 in December.

BYD is developing its own smart driving systems in double-quick time, with delivery possible by mid-2025.

BYD on Jan. 18 began taking orders for its Sealion 7 sports utility vehicles in India, with a deposit of 70,000 Indian Rupees ($809). The firm plans to

Chinese Vice President Han Zheng is the highest-level Chinese state official to attend President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday.

The global electric vehicle industry faces an immediate reset as Donald Trump returns to the White House. Markets are already reacting to his promised dismantling of key industry policies, including the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), while automotive supply chains worldwide prepare for a stark departure from the previous administration's electric vehicle agenda.