Data: More than 50% of cars sold in the U.S. are expected to be electric by 2030

According to foreign media reports, Tesla headquarters in the United States, although the sales of electric vehicles has been considerable, but in the proportion of new cars sold, still to be lower than the global average.

But the foreign media in the latest report, in the next few years, driven by new consumer incentives, the proportion of electric vehicles in new car sales in the United States, will have a significant increase, is expected to exceed the global average by 2026, 2030, the proportion will reach 52%, more than 50%.

From the foreign media reports, before the introduction of consumer incentives, the foreign media is expected in 2028, the United States in the proportion of new cars sold in the proportion of the global average, 2030 is expected to account for only 43%, not more than half.

In the report, the foreign media mentioned that the proportion of electric vehicles in the U.S. market last year was less than 5%, which is significantly lower than the global average of 9%.

In addition to Tesla, which is at the forefront of the electric car industry, there are also pure electric car manufacturers such as Rivian and Lucid, and the two major fuel car manufacturers, GM and Ford, have also been investing heavily in electric cars in recent years and have launched related models.

In addition, as an important global automotive market, the booming U.S. electric vehicle market also attracts the interest of many manufacturers around the world, including Hyundai, Volkswagen and other major automotive manufacturers, are making efforts in the U.S. market, some electric vehicles are already on sale, and many manufacturers are also promoting the production of electric vehicles in the United States.