Chinese automotive giant BYD has hit a speed bump, reporting a rare year-on-year decline in new energy vehicle (NEV) sales for September. The drop comes as sales of their plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) models continue to fall.
NIO delivered 34,749 vehicles in September 2025, reaching a new monthly record and representing an increase of 64.1% year-over-year.
Chinese leading smart EV maker XPENG announced its electric vehicle delivery numbers for the month of September and the results were an all-time high.
New battery-electric car registrations hit 1,132,603 units, now accounting for 15.8% of the EU market share. While this is a healthy jump from the 12.6% market share recorded in August 2024 YTD, the pace of transition is still considered a bit slow.
Chinese car manufacturers sold more vehicles in Europe than both Renault and Audi in August, according to the latest data from JATO Dynamics.
The number of plug-in vehicles sold globally in August is 1.7 million, according the data revealed by leading EV supply chain research and insights company Rho Motion.
Electric vehicle sales are on the rise, hitting a new record in August as buyers raced to purchase cars before a major federal tax credit expires.
JAECOO 7 SHS was the UK’s best-selling plug-in hybrid (PHEV) in August, according to data from Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Hefty discounting, and a new fiscal incentive from government, drove battery electric vehicle (BEV) registrations up by 14.9% to reach a market share of 26.5% – the highest this year and the fourth highest on record.
U.S. electric vehicle sales likely set an all-time monthly record in August, as customers rushed to make purchases ahead of the expiration of Federal EV tax credits.