The growth was mainly driven by China, the United States and Europe, the three great poles of electric mobility, which continue to lead the transformation of the automotive sector.
The global market of electric vehicles (EV) set a new historical record, surpassing the 2.1 million units sold in a single monthaccording to the most recent report from the consulting firm Rho Motion.
The growth was mainly driven by China, the United States and Europethe three great poles of electric mobility, which continue to lead the transformation of the automotive sector.
In the case of USAthe strong increase in September was explained by the anticipated consumer demandwho took advantage of the Federal tax credits of up to USD 7,500 before its expiration. Brands like Tesla, Ford and General Motors (GM) They recorded record delivery numbers, contributing decisively to the global rebound.
World record: sales of electric cars exceeded 2 million in a single month
Globally, electric sales grew more than 25% year-on-yearwhich confirms the sustained expansion of the segment and the consolidation of a new stage in the automotive industry.
However, not all signs are euphoric. G.M. announced a charge of USD 1.6 billion linked to an adjustment in its electricity strategy and warned of a possible slowdown in demand once the tax benefits end. In parallel, Stellantis communicated a investment of US$13,000 million to reinforce its production of combustion vehicles in the United States, which reflects a more prudent strategy regarding the energy transition.
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Meanwhile, China maintains its absolute leadership in the electrical segment, with more than 7.5 million units sold so far this year. Analysts estimate that, before the end of 2025, EV sales in the country will surpass those of traditional engines for the first timeconsolidating its position as the world center of electric mobility.
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