Electric Vehicles - United Kingdom

  • United Kingdom
  • In 2023, the projected revenue in the Electric Vehicles market in the United Kingdom is expected to reach US$19.0bn.
  • This market segment is foreseen to display a compound annual growth rate (CAGR 2023-2028) of 8.61%, resulting in a projected market volume of US$28.8bn by 2028.
  • By 2028, unit sales of Electric Vehicles market in the United Kingdom are expected to reach 573.10k vehicles.
  • The volume weighted average price of Electric Vehicles market in the United Kingdom in 2023 is projected to be US$50.5k.
  • From an international perspective, it is evident that the highest revenue will be generated in China, amounting to US$292,100m in 2023.
  • The United Kingdom is experiencing a surge in demand for electric vehicles, driven by government incentives and increasing concerns about air pollution.

Key regions: Norway, United States, Germany, Netherlands, China

 
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It is safe to say that battery-powered vehicles are taking over the automobile market. The growth of the Electric Vehicles (EV) market has been significant despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting supply chain bottlenecks. Despite these recent challenges and rising production costs as a result of increasing raw material prices, EV sales are still going up at a fast rate. If this continues, they are set to surpass the sales of conventionally propelled vehicles (i.e., vehicles with internal combustion engines) . Compared to 2020, sales of new electric vehicles more than doubled in 2021 with an increase of 108%. This brought EV sales to about 5% of global passenger car sales in 2021.

China conveniently topped the global sales charts in 2021 with more electric vehicles sold than the rest of the world combined and almost five times more than Germany, which was in second place. Factors responsible for the Chinese market’s exponential growth include, but are not limited to, the Chinese government’s electric vehicle subsidies, an increasing range of mini electric vehicles, and more affordable brands coming onto the market. Overall, Europe recorded an increase between 2020 and 2021, reaching about 66%, with the plug-in hybrid share of all electric vehicle sales being the biggest in the world. Driven by the availability of more models, as well as the market expansion and purchase incentives, the European market is expected to continue along this trend as countries within the EU adopt stricter CO2 emission standards and move toward zero-emissions vehicle mandates.

Regardless of the tremendous growth in the Electric Vehicles market, it is only limited to a part of the world. As the race to full electrification continues, China , Europe, and the U.S. account for about 95% of the global electric vehicle sales, whereas the rest of the world seems to struggle with catching up. In addition to government subsidies just getting introduced or still being nonexistent, the top reasons cited for the slow progress experienced in those parts of the world include the lack of public charging infrastructure and the premium prices of electric vehicles in these regions.

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