Vânzările globale de maşini electrice au scăzut cu 2% în septembrie, după şase luni de creştere - Economica.net

Global demand for electric vehicles fell by 2% in September, ending a six-month growth streak, as record sales in Europe couldn't offset declines in North America and China. Data from Benchmark Mineral Intelligence highlights a growing disparity among major EV markets. Europe saw strong consumer demand and supportive policies, while China's domestic market remained weak and North America faced the impact of expiring federal tax incentives. In September, 2.15 million electric cars were sold globally, a decrease from the previous year, although sales in the first nine months rose by 3% year-on-year. Europe achieved its best month ever with nearly 600,000 EVs sold, while North America experienced a 44% drop in sales, the steepest decline this year. China's EV sales fell by 18%, pushing manufacturers to rely more on exports.