After the $7,500 EV tax credit expired, most models saw Q4 sales fall. Yet about a dozen EVs—from Tesla to Porsche—still grew, showing that strong products and premium buyers can overcome policy headwinds.
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Tesla Model Y Remains America’s Best-Selling EV Despite Market Shifts
Tesla’s Model Y once again led U.S. EV sales in 2025, accounting for over a quarter of the market. While overall EV growth slowed amid policy changes, the Model Y shows demand remains strong for well-rounded electric vehicles.
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Volvo EV Sales Show Sharp Regional Divide in 2025
Volvo ended 2025 with uneven EV results worldwide. U.S. electric sales nearly doubled, while Europe and China declined sharply. Upcoming models like the EX60 may prove crucial to restoring global growth.
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Tesla Still Leads Used EV Sales, but Competition Is Catching Up
Tesla remained the top seller in the used EV market in 2025, led by the Model 3 and Model Y. However, rising competition from Ford, Volkswagen, and Hyundai shows the market is diversifying as supply and affordability improve.
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GM’s EV Sales Soared in 2025, Then Hit a Sharp Reality Check
General Motors posted strong EV sales in 2025, ranking second in the U.S., but deliveries fell sharply in Q4. The slowdown reflects incentive pullbacks, uneven adoption across segments, and the challenge of sustaining EV demand without subsidies.
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Norway Nearly Eliminates New Gas Car Sales in 2025
In 2025, Norway achieved 95.9% EV sales, nearly eliminating new gas car purchases. Heavy taxes, incentives for EVs, and growing model options suggest a continued shift toward affordable electric vehicles in 2026.
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Tesla Delivers Fewer Vehicles Again as 2025 Sales Slide
Tesla ended 2025 with global deliveries down 8.5% year over year, marking its second consecutive annual decline. Weak demand for non-core models, lost incentives, and rising competition are reshaping the company’s outlook.
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Analysts Predict Tesla Sales Surge by 2029
Wall Street expects Tesla deliveries to nearly double by 2029 despite weak 2025 forecasts. Analysts cite policy changes, an aging lineup, and reliance on robotaxis as key risks to Tesla’s long-term growth strategy.
European EV Market Sees Strong Gains in 2025: Top Brands and Models
Europe’s electric vehicle market saw strong growth in 2025, with EV sales rising 27.4% and PHEVs up 33.1%. Tesla, Volkswagen, Skoda, and BYD led, while gasoline and diesel registrations fell significantly.
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