The Latest Breaking News from SP Global Mobility

In January, new EV registrations in the U.S. amounted to 89,042 new registrations (up 15% year-over-year), accounting for 7.8% of the market.

In 2023, all-electric car registrations in the United States exceeded 1.1 million units for the very first time. The market share is estimated at 7.7%.

National Automobile Dealers Association chairman: "The team is working tirelessly to curb the implementation of the flawed and unachievable standards."

Ongoing trends in electrification, advanced connectivity, safety features, and strong consumer demand are contributing significantly to the auto industry's growth and recovery. Given these developments, which of the two auto stocks, NIO Inc. (NIO) or Stellantis N.V. (STLA), has the potential to yield higher profits in this improving market? Read…

This latest trend from S&P suggests the transition might take longer than expected.

This year was a shaky one for EV adoption.

The share of electric vehicles is expected to further grow, according to a new analysis by S&P Global Mobility.

Almost half of all respondents to the survey listed affordability as the main concern when considering a new EV, followed by worries about charging and range anxiety.

EV demand seems to be slowing. But different datasets are telling very different stories.

The Tesla Model 3 stood out as the clear leader with more than 74 percent of its returning consumers remaining loyal to the brand – usually by buying a Model Y.

The upcoming Tesla Cybertruck and other future products are seen as "vital to keeping Tesla fans within the brand" by S&P Global Mobility analyst Kent Chiu.