On the local date of the 13th, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, issued a statement saying that the forecast for the market share of pure electric vehicles in 2025 has been significantly downgraded, from 27% at the beginning of the year to the current 21%. This adjustment indicates that the EU's 2025 carbon dioxide emission targets have encountered significant obstacles, which are directly related to the decline in the market penetration rate of pure electric vehicles, causing concern among EU countries.
The statement emphasized that the stagnant market for electric vehicles in Europe has significantly increased the compliance costs for manufacturers.
The head of the organization said that all indicators show that the EU electric vehicle market has stagnated at a time when it needs to accelerate development. The agency calls on EU policymakers to address the high compliance costs related to the 2025 targets, which are largely due to factors beyond the control of manufacturers, such as the lack of widespread charging infrastructure and stimulating policies for the electric vehicle market.
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