Revolution of e-mobility: Beneficiaries, obstacles, and future prospects

E-mobility The Future of Mobility – and the Roles of China, Europe, and the USA

2025-09-11 From Tina Rumpelt | Translated by AI 6 min Reading Time

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E-mobility is revolutionary and disruptive – and unstoppable. Who are the beneficiaries, who stumbles, what comes, what doesn't? In the spotlight: the e-car markets in China, the USA, and Europe.

China currently accounts for two-thirds of global EV sales. Europe follows with 17 percent, and the USA with seven percent.(Image: AI-generated) — China currently accounts for two-thirds of global EV sales. Europe follows with 17 percent, and the USA with seven percent.
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The only certainty about the future is that it will come. The same applies to electromobility. Analysts at "BloombergNEF" expect 22 million electric vehicles (EVs) to be sold worldwide this year, 25 percent more than the previous year. Of these, nearly six million will be purely battery-powered cars (BEVs). By 2040, market experts expect EVs to make up 40 percent of the global passenger car fleet. That would be around 700 million EVs. So, not a bad outlook for the automotive industry.

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