Norway Leads Global EV Adoption
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Norway Leads Global EV Adoption
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#4But EVs would need to drop in price quite significantly for a broader adoption.
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#6What stands out to me is that new EV sales in China are 4 times that of the US.
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#9What stands out to me is that new EV sales in China are 4 times that of the US.
Well China's population is about 4 times of that of the US. Their BYD brand is extremely popular and the US very much has a number of states full of petrol heads.
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#10Norway is a wealthy country, and it can afford this adoption, so it's great to see people making these choices. But EVs would need to drop in price quite significantly for a broader adoption.
> The BYD Dolphin EV sells for the equivalent of around $16,500 in China, while in Germany, with the same battery pack, it’s over $37,400, or more than double the price. The Seal costs around $30,300 in China, while a similar version currently on sale in Germany is over $48,000. Reuters found Dolphin prices outside China between 39% and 178% higher, while those for the Seal ranged between 30% and 130% higher.
Affordable EVs are here already, though access to them is not evenly distributed.
[1]: https://insideevs.com/news/718036/byd-major-ev-markup-prices...