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EV infrastructure a global issue

Auto Service World

are more than six times behind the number of charging ports needed to meet growing EV demand by 2030. the world’s second-largest EV market, currently has fewer than 200,000 publicly available charging ports, with more than one million more needed by 2030, representing a 550 per cent gap. Europe, and the U.K. Europe needs a 5.5-fold

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U.S., Europe Both Behind Meeting 2030 Public Charging Needs

Tomorrow's Technician

Europe, and the UK are significantly behind the number of charging points needed to meet growing EV demand by 2030. the world’s second-largest EV market, has fewer than 200,000 publicly available charging ports, with more than one million additional ports needed by 2030, McKinsey said. The data reveals that the U.S., Europe needs a 5.5-fold

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Why Canada won’t hit EV targets

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Canada’s goal of having electric vehicles (EVs) make up 60 per cent of new vehicle sales by 2030 is increasingly looking unattainable, according to the president of the Global Automakers of Canada, and its keeping his members awake at night. “Canada is going to have to spend about $1.4

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What will transform the global auto industry

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By 2030, the industry will witness an influx of brands leveraging expertise from the electronics and software sectors, driving the development of connected and autonomous vehicles. Canada and the U.S. currently have 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, however.

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Should there be worry about the shrinking sweet spot?

Auto Service World

The fear is that aftermarket business could take a hit through 2030 as fewer vehicles sold during that period will lead to fewer entering the repair-age sweet-spot. By 2030, this group that makes up the aftermarket sweet spot, will shrink by more than 12 million, down about 15 per cent. In the U.S., roads in 2025.

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Why B.C. dealers are concerned about EV rebate pause

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The policy calls for 26 per cent of all light vehicles sold by 2026 to be ZEVs and 90 per cent by 2030. It noted a forecast from DesRosiers Automotive Consultants that predicted a best-case scenario of 57 per cent ZEV sales by 2030. The NCDA also called for a halt to ZEV mandatory targets, saying theyre out of reach.

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Will EV Sales Improve in 2025? What Experts Predict

Automotive Training Centre

By 2030 , global EV volumes are expected to nearly triple, reaching a market share of 44.9%. Preparing for the Future of EVs While the outlook for EV sales in 2025 may be slightly less optimistic than earlier forecasts, the long-term trajectory remains promising.