Electric cars now account for more than 1 in 4 new cars in the UK.
But…”nobody wants electric cars” 🤣
Apparently EVs are dead, nobody wants them, demand has collapsed, and the public has spoken.
The usual nonsense from people that pretend to have a clue, and are continuously proven wrong.
Meanwhile, May saw 43,931 battery electric vehicles registered in the UK, up 34.2% year-on-year.
That gave EVs a 27.3% market share, meaning more than 1 in every 4 new cars registered was fully electric.
Plug-in hybrids also grew by 23.9% to 22,167 registrations, taking another 13.8% of the market.
Combined, plug-in vehicles accounted for over 41% of all new car registrations.
But here’s the really awkward bit for the “nobody wants EVs” crowd…
Petrol registrations fell 7.1% to 66,223.
Diesel registrations fell 2.2% to just 7,622.
Diesel now represents a tiny 4.7% market share of the new car market.
Even petrol, despite still being the largest single category, continues to lose ground as buyers increasingly choose vehicles they can plug in.
But don’t let facts get in the way of a good Facebook comment section.
Imagine being the person that repeatedly says…
“Nobody wants electric cars.”
And being proven wrong every single month.