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EV Markets Reports covering Europe

Discover the latest reports covering the European electric vehicle industry. We provide easy access to a collection of reports with in-depth analyses on the e-Mobility uptake across European countries such as The Netherlands, Germany, Norway, France and many more. Acquire charging infrastructure statistics, outlooks, battery manufacturing updates, and electric vehicle sales.

BEV/PHEV sales

Get access to sales figures and analysis, and discover the best-selling brands and models per European country. Learn how different government subsidies and incentives accelerate the shift to e-mobility, and how drivers from different European countries behave.

European charging infrastructure

Discover the developments in the charging infrastructure across European countries. Find out how different CPO’s try to keep up with the increasing demand on electric vehicle charging. Learn about new protocols, technologies and overall market growth. The transition to electric mobility is growing very fast in Europe, find out which players are boosting the transition by operating charge points across different countries in the EU, and find out how to find solutions to collaborate and create a cross-border infrastructure.

European plug-in car adoption

The European Union and several national, provincial, and local governments in Europe actively support the adoption of plug-in electric vehicles. A number of policies have been put in place to provide direct financial assistance to consumers and manufacturers, as well as non-monetary incentives, subsidies for charging infrastructure deployment, and long-term regulations with specific targets. In particular, the EU regulation that established mandatory targets for average fleet CO2 emissions for new cars has been effective in recent years in contributing to the successful adoption of plug-in cars.

UK urged to expand trade for EV supply chain

To ensure that British-made electric vehicles (EVs), batteries, and battery parts can be exported to international markets tariff-free and to sustain the nation's industrial potential, a recent study by SMMT suggests that the United Kingdom needs to expand and enhance its free trade agreements.

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A graph showing the top 10 cities with the most charge points in Europe

European Charging Infrastructure A Long Way From Great

Looking at the charging infrastructure in Europe is not something that makes you happy. A new website shows just how bad the situation is.

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Chart showing the potential loss of battery production capacity in European countries

Europe’s Ambition for Battery Production at Risk

Europe's aim to become a leader in battery production for electric vehicles is at risk due to the US Inflation Reduction Act, which is pouring at least $150 billion into battery components and metals manufactured in the US or friendly countries, according to a report by Transport and Environment (T&E).

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How not to lose it all

This report by T&E analyses the risk to Europe's 1.8 TWh battery factory pipeline potential due to factors such as US subsidies and project maturity, funding, permits and links to the US. It reveals that almost 70% of the potential battery cell supply in Europe is at risk of being delayed, scaled down or not realised at all if...
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In January 2023, 71,984 BEVs were registered in the EU

In January 2023, the European Union passenger car market grew by 11.3% to reach 760,041 units, indicating a strong start to the new year. However, it is important to note that the record low January volume in 2022 was due to an exceptionally low comparison base. During the first month of 2023, registrations of battery electric and hybrid passenger...

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Vehicle Registrations and Market Share of BEVs in the EU

In the final three months of 2022, the number of new vehicle registrations increased, concluding the year at a total of 2,530,000. Despite the fact that several manufacturers experienced a decrease in sales in comparison to 2021, the aggregate 5% decline for 2022 was smaller than the 10% decline observed in the third quarter. Stellantis and Volvo had notably...

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