Sales of new electric cars fell in the European Union last year, according to new data released by industry body the ACEA.
Some 91,400 fewer EVs – or a 1% reduction in market share – were sold in the EU in 2024 compared with the year before.
New data from industry body reveals a slump of almost 100,000 sales after Germany and France cut grants
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France cut its EV subsidy in November and a month later, sales fell dramatically
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