XPeng and NIO report strong March and Q1 2026 EV deliveries, highlighting rapid growth, global expansion, and rising demand across key markets.
New EV sales in the US fell 28% in Q1 2026 after tax credits expired, while used EV demand surged. Here’s why buyers are shifting—and what it means.
EU car registrations fell 1.2% in early 2026, while EVs grew to 18.8% share. Hybrids lead the market as petrol and diesel continue to decline.
February EV market report shows new EV sales down 26.8% YoY while used EV demand rises. Prices fall, inventory tightens, and affordability drives momentum.
Volkswagen Group reaches 4 million electric vehicle deliveries globally, leading Europe’s EV market with a growing portfolio of more than 30 all-electric models.
UK new car registrations rose 7.2% in February to 90,100 units. EVs held 24.2% market share as March plate change looms and 2026 ZEV targets approach.
BYD’s February 2026 NEV sales fell 41% year-on-year amid Lunar New Year disruption, but exports surged past 100,000 units for the fourth straight month.
XPeng delivered 15,256 EVs and began global P7+ shipments, while NIO delivered 20,797 vehicles in February 2026 and surpassed 100 million battery swaps.
EU car registrations fell 3.9% in January 2026, but battery-electric vehicles reached a 19.3% market share. Hybrids lead, while petrol and diesel sales continue to decline across Europe.
MG Motor celebrates 1 million European sales, with the UK as its biggest market. Over 317,000 EVs delivered, strong Hybrid+ growth and new MG4 EV models launching in 2026.