Germany’s electric vehicle (EV) market remains under strain despite a sharp 58.5% year-on-year rise in registrations in November, accounting for 22.2% of new cars sold. Analysts note the increase reflects recovery from last year’s slump after subsidies were withdrawn, rather than genuine growth.
Germany’s EV Sales still WEAK
Carmakers face pressure to boost EV sales to meet EU climate rules, but demand has lagged, prompting calls to reconsider the 2035 combustion engine ban. Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged the EU to rethink, while Markus Soeder proposed new subsidies. Industry leaders stress charging infrastructure and electricity costs must improve. Meanwhile, Chinese brand BYD surged, gaining 7% market share.
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