In 2030 fully electric cars will be 80%

By 2030, fully electric vehicles (Bevs) will make up over 80% of all electric vehicles sold. It will be China, along with other Asian countries, to play the leading role, coming to hold up to half (49%) of the entire world market for electric vehicles. This is the photograph taken by the latest report by Deloitte Electric Vehicles - Setting a course for 2030. The research estimates up to 25.3 million sales for 2030. A significant figure compared to sales of both electric and internal combustion (Phev) cars, which should stop at 5.8 million within the same period. According to Deloitte, the expected rebound in consumption after the crisis triggered by Covid-19 allows us to predict new growth also for vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICE), destined to last until 2025 (81.7 million) before suffering a decline on the entire market in the following five years. While current estimates do not point to a return to pre-pandemic sales levels before 2024 as likely, the global forecast for electric vehicles remains optimistic and sees a remarkable growth rate of 29% for the next decade. Sales are expected to rise from 2.5 million vehicles in 2020 to 11.2 million in 2025 to 31.1 million by 2030. The transition path to electric vehicles is now "irreversible. The speed of this transition Instead, it can vary and will depend above all on the ability of manufacturers and retailers to eliminate the fears that still hold back consumers ", says Giorgio Barbieri, automotive manager at Deloitte Italia. As for the global market, China and Asian countries will be the protagonists with a market share of 49%. Europe will have 27% and the United States 14%.