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Managing Editor, Global EV Market
Lars van der Berg oversees global EV market trends and OEM strategic shifts. He specializes in the competitive dynamics of the international automotive transition.
lars.vanderberg@evindustryreport.comThe latest forecast from Precedence Research shows that the global EV charging infrastructure market will grow from USD 47.61 billion in 2025 to USD 492.59 billion in 2035, with a CAGR of 26.32% from 2026 to 2035. Asia-Pacific leads with a 53.41% share, while fast charging and commercial applications dominate the current structure.
In 2025, global electric vehicle sales surpassed 20.7 million units, a year-on-year increase of 20%. Europe led the way with a growth rate of 33%, while the United States stalled almost entirely due to policy cancellations. China's growth slowed, but its exports remained strong. This article, based on data from Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, analyzes shifts in the industry landscape and future trends.
BloombergNEF's report shows that global energy transition investment grew 8% year-on-year to $2.3 trillion in 2025, with electrified transport surpassing renewables for the first time to become the largest investment sector at $893 billion. This article analyzes the new landscape of electric mobility, battery supply chains, and charging infrastructure.
According to a report by Precedence Research, the global electric vehicle market size is expected to grow from $176.39 billion in 2025 to $581.08 billion in 2035, with a CAGR of 12.66%. The industry's growth is driven by advances in battery technology, AI applications, the expansion of charging infrastructure, and penetration into emerging markets.
A deep dive into the growth prospects of the North American electric vehicle market from 2026 to 2031, focusing on how charging infrastructure construction and government incentive policies are reshaping the industry landscape, as well as their impact on the global EV industry chain, battery supply chain, and smart mobility.
According to the latest research from SNS Insider, the global energy storage market is expected to reach $521.24 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate of 13.58%. From the perspective of the new energy transportation industry, this article analyzes the profound impact of energy storage market expansion on the electric vehicle battery supply chain, charging infrastructure, and energy transition.
The rapid growth of the global energy storage industry is profoundly reshaping the demand structure for critical metals. The strategic position of metals such as lithium, copper, aluminum, and vanadium in energy storage technologies continues to rise, and the supply chain landscape and cost logic are facing restructuring.
BloombergNEF's latest report shows that global energy transition investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, an 8% year-on-year increase. Electric mobility investment led the way at $893 billion, grid investment totaled $483 billion, and energy storage and battery supply chains continued to expand.
Based on the latest data from Cox Automotive, analyze changes in U.S. EV market sales, inventory, and prices in June 2026, and explore the role of the used market in driving EV adoption.
In the first half of 2026, global electric vehicle (EV) sales grew only 2% year-over-year, with significant regional divergence: Europe became the growth engine with a 27% increase, China's domestic sales fell 14% but exports accelerated, and North America contracted 20% due to policy impacts. Based on data from Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, Cox Automotive, and other institutions, this article analyzes first-half market dynamics and second-half trends.
TimesTech releases a battery energy storage system market 2025–2035 forecast report, analyzing global energy storage market size, share, and growth trends. This article interprets the profound impact of energy storage market development on electric vehicles, battery supply chains, and charging infrastructure from the perspective of the EV industry chain.
Analyze the impact of Vansit's autonomous driving transportation concept on the global electric vehicle industry and smart mobility, and explore how it goes beyond traditional public transportation and private cars to promote transportation electrification and shared mobility.
The global battery manufacturing landscape is shifting from China to the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and India. Based on the latest industry data, this article analyzes the capacity layout, supply chain dynamics, and profound impact of these emerging hubs on the electric transportation industry.
According to Benchmark Mineral Intelligence data, global electric vehicle registrations in June 2026 rose 7% year-on-year to 2 million vehicles, with the European market hitting a record 31% growth, while China and North America declined by 11% and 13% respectively. This trend highlights a structural divergence in the global EV market, with Europe emerging as the growth engine, and policy rollbacks in China and the U.S. causing demand fluctuations.
Based on the latest GlobalData report, analyze the impact of 2026 energy transition investment trends on the global electric vehicle industry, covering key areas such as battery supply chains, charging infrastructure, and grid upgrades.
Analyze Canada's regulatory strategies, technological developments, and industrial impacts in the autonomous driving field, with a focus on truck automation, local companies such as Waabi, and winter challenges.
From the predicament of algae biofuels to the establishment of the US graphite supply chain, and then to Volkswagen's plant closure and Tesla imitating BYD, this week's key events reflect the structural challenges and opportunities of the global electric mobility transition.
This week's intensive developments in the autonomous driving industry: Waymo commercializes in Nashville and enters Germany, Mobileye selects Innoviz as lidar supplier, NHTSA revises braking regulations to adapt to autonomous driving, Chinese companies collaborate to develop right-hand drive Robotaxi, Karma Automotive and Line Mobility deploy urban mobility.
Based on the discussions at the "Future of Mobility" summit in London, this analysis examines trends in the global automotive industry as it shifts from electrification toward pragmatic hybrid solutions, collaboration, and supply chain localization, as well as the competitive pressures arising from the rapid rise of Chinese companies.
In May 2026, nearly 400,000 plug-in vehicles were registered in Europe, with battery electric vehicles increasing by 39% year-on-year, achieving a market share of 24%. The Tesla Model Y returned to the top spot, the BYD Atto 2 set a record, and local brands faced challenges.