The purchase of electric cars is rising sharply in the EU and reached a share of 30% in September

Electric vehicle registrations in the EU surged to nearly 30% market share in September, driven by buyer incentives and rising fuel costs. France and Germany saw significant increases, with registrations up 107% and 95% respectively. Overall, over 290,000 electric cars were registered, marking a 73% increase from last year. The trend indicates a shift towards electrification, while combustion vehicle sales decline. Volkswagen remains the top-selling brand despite a slight drop in registrations, while Chinese brands like Geely and BYD continue to grow rapidly.