Global EV sales fall 2% in September, ending six-month growth streak
Global demand for electric vehicles decreased by 2% in September, marking the end of a six-month period of continuous growth. This decline occurred despite record sales in Europe, which were insufficient to counteract significant drops in North America and China.

Global demand for electric vehicles experienced a 2% decline in September, according to data released on Friday by UK-based research firm Benchmark Mineral Intelligence. This drop concluded a six-month streak of continuous growth in the EV market. The decrease was primarily driven by significant reductions in sales across North America and China. Despite these regional downturns, Europe recorded its highest-ever sales figures for electric vehicles during the same month. However, the robust performance in Europe was ultimately insufficient to offset the sharp declines observed in other major markets, leading to an overall global contraction. The data highlights a shift in market dynamics after a period of sustained expansion, indicating varying regional trends in EV adoption and purchasing behavior. This marks a notable change in the global EV landscape.
Key points
* Global EV demand fell 2% in September.
* This ended six consecutive months of growth.
* Declines in North America and China offset record sales in Europe.
Nguồn / Source: Tuổi Trẻ News
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