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Electromobility: 6.6 Million New Electric Cars - Market Is Growing Slower

Summary by Handelsblatt
Because China is weakening, it is only slowly progressing worldwide. In Europe, things are much better.

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Foreign brands lose market in China to the electric car. Market share has fallen below 25%, marking a historic turn in the sector. Local brands, driven by the electric car, have shifted the traditional model of alliances that dominated the country. Chinese advancement is based on their own platforms, advanced batteries and highly accelerated development cycles. Software integration, intelligent driving systems and their competitive prices far ou…

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Global demand for electric cars continues to increase. However, it is significantly weaker than in the previous year. Interest in Europe remains unbroken. However, the two most important sales markets are weakening.

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Because China is weakening, it is only slowly progressing worldwide. In Europe, things are much better.

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Slowing demand for electric cars would be a heavy blow, especially for the electric car charging business.

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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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