The global electric vehicle market continued strong growth in 2025, with BYD surpassing Tesla to become the world's top-selling electric vehicle manufacturer.
The Vietnamese automaker continues to lead the market, delivering 16,172 electric vehicles, a 55% increase compared to the same period last year, in January 2026.
The Canadian Prime Minister announced the removal of electric vehicle sales quotas, while committing 1.68 billion USD to support citizens in purchasing these vehicles, with over 3,600 USD per transaction.
Sweco Vietnam equips engineers with electric vehicles for work, aiming to reduce transportation emissions as part of the company's sustainable development roadmap, starting 30/1.
California is poised to allocate 200 million USD to revitalize its electric vehicle market, following the Trump administration's termination of a 7,500 USD federal incentive last year.
The year 2025 marks significant growth in global electric vehicle charging infrastructure, with over 1,3 million public charging ports, establishing a foundation for widespread electric vehicle adoption in 2026.
December 2025 marks the first time battery electric vehicle sales in the EU exceeded gasoline cars, amidst increasingly stringent emission regulations.
The American automaker gains a significant advantage as Canada replaces its 100% import tax with a 6.1% preferential tariff quota for electric vehicles from China.
