U.S. Electric Vehicle Sales Volume Increases by 40% in 2025 or Up to 20%

According to the website of Electrorek, electric vehicles have been considered a fashion trend by industry observers and auto industry executives. However, most people today admit that the rise of electric vehicles will be inevitable.

In Norway, electric vehicles currently account for 42% of the total sales of new vehicles, indicating that electric vehicles will be the future direction of development.

In terms of sales of electric vehicles, the United States is undoubtedly behind, but the growth rate of electric vehicle sales in the United States is accelerating. With several new electric vehicles entering the market, electric vehicle sales in the United States are likely to explode.

Peter OConnor, an analyst of the non-profit non-governmental organization TheUnionofConcernedScientists, recently pointed out that from 2012 to 2016, the annual growth rate of electric vehicle sales in the United States was 32%, but now It has reached 40%.

He made a prediction based on the above growth rate: “If the market reaches a critical point, this kind of recent growth may undergo a qualitative change. If we can maintain a 40% growth rate in the next 6 years, we will see that Electric vehicle sales will account for 10% of total vehicle sales in the United States in 2023, and may approach 20% by 2025. This is encouraging, but as we mentioned above, the current growth is in line with the growth in the next two years. The ratio may pale in comparison."

With Tesla launching the production version of the Model 3 this month, and listing in the US, if Tesla can achieve its own production goals, Tesla’s electric vehicle sales could double by the end of next year.

However, next year, other brands of electric vehicles will also contribute to the growth of electric vehicles in the United States.

The new generation of Nissan Leaf will be launched before the end of this year. With the advantages of design updates and longer cruising range, the sales of this electric vehicle are likely to increase significantly.

The Audi e-tronquattro will also be available next year and will capture some of the market share of gasoline-powered models in the high-end market.

This is the case in 2018. From 2019 to 2020, it is expected that more than a dozen electric vehicles will enter the US market. Even if only half of the electric vehicle models eventually succeed in mass production, this will still have a huge impact on the popularity of electric vehicles.