Recently, Roland Berger (Roland Berger) released the latest “Automotive Industry Disruptive Data Detection”, the report shows that despite the severe economic situation and the global supply chain tension, the electric vehicle industry is still booming, and pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle sales account for The share of total global new vehicle sales will increase from 4.6% in 2020 to 9.5% in 2021.
The Chinese market took the crown, the Netherlands ranked second, Singapore ranked third, and Norway and Sweden tied for fourth.
After more than two years, the Chinese market has once again become the “leading disruptor” of the global auto market. The report shows that China has taken the lead in electric vehicle sales, with nearly 3.4 million pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles sold in 2021. In comparison, Germany, which ranks second, sold only 691,000 electric vehicles.
The huge sales volume in the Chinese market is due to its widest selection of electric models, with a total of 370 models currently on sale in the market.
In addition to this, a whopping 85% of potential car buyers are considering an electric vehicle as their next car. In addition, some 500 million Chinese now use 5G mobile networks, a must for autonomous vehicles to land.
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