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EV market development
Infographic on new registrations of all-electric cars in Germany
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To secure the competiveness of its automotive industry and for climate protection, Germany needs a faster ramp-up of electromobility. Nevertheless, only 872 new EVs were registered per day in August 2024. For 15 million EVs by 2030, the figure would have to be 5,500 per day.
There are several instruments to boost sales - all of which should be used: Reduction of combustion subsidies (annual registration taxes and company car taxation rules), purchase incentives, minimum quotas, faster expansion of the charging infrastructure, involvement of Chinese manufacturers. Read more in our market study (with BCG) “Last chance for 15 million electric vehicles by 2030”
Notes on the older graphics:
In addition to the current sales figures for the past month, you will find a few more graphics from recent years above.
June 2023: A daily average of 1.766 all-electric cars were newly registered in Germany. More than in the same month last year, but too few to meet the Germany's target of 15 million all-electric cars on the road by the end of 2030. Removing subsidies for internal combustion engines would accelerate electrification.
May 2023: Sales of EV are not yet progressing fast enough. Removing subsidies for internal combustion engines would accelerate electrification.