Jan. sees 18% EV sales growth on the year, but Dec. sales still dominate

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Multiple major automakers just reported their electric vehicle sales for January — here's who surprisingly topped the list

A surprise player in the electric vehicle market topped January's leaderboard for sales in the United States. According to Electrek, the Honda Prologue led the pack with 3,744 cars sold, continuing its unexpected upward trend. It was released in March 2024 and became the seventh-highest-selling EV in the country last year at just over 33,000. The Ford Mustang Mach-E finished second behind the Prologue last month, posting its best-ever January wi…

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Jan. sees 18% EV sales growth on the year, but Dec. sales still dominate

Global EV sales increased in January 2025 by 18% compared to January 2024. However, sales for the month compared to record-breaking December highs fell 35%. The U.S. and Canada saw the highest increase compared to last January, with sales up 22%. China saw the lowest growth, with 12% growth year over year, potentially due to slow sales in the months before the Chinese New Year. Full Story While some companies, like Toyota, expand on their electr…

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In 2017, Ford announced an investment of 4.5 billion dollars to completely transform the brand. Earlier this year, Mark Fields, then CEO of the company, confirmed that they would bet heavily on...

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EV sales surge by 18% - but can it last?

Global EV sales hit 1.3 million in January - but regional trends show mixed signals

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We are barely six weeks away from the beginning of 2025, but it is already clear that this year is set to be a new year that will benefit rechargeable electric and hybrid vehicles. After a record 2024 year, which saw world sales of electric vehicles jump by 26%, the month of January started with a significant growth. Upward rechargeable hybrid electric sales All major markets show notable gains from year to year. According to RHO Motion data, ap…

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Ford to develop range-extender hybrid vehicles following global EV sales decline

Ford CEO Jim Farley has confirmed range-extender hybrid vehicles from the brand are under development for application in larger SUVs and utes. Ford has confirmed hybrid range-extender electric vehicles (EREVs) are currently under development for its larger SUVs and utes – but it has not announced a launch date. Jim Farley, chief executive officer of Ford, said the brand has started working on range-extenders, which are a more advanced type of p…