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IEA: Oil Shock Sparks Surge in EV Sales
Electric vehicle sales could hit nearly 30% of all car sales in the world this year as drivers accelerate a shift to EVs and hybrids amid spiking fuel prices in the wake of the Iran war, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on…
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The International Energy Agency's latest report highlights a significant shift in the global automotive market. The agency attributes this shift to the recent oil shock, which has led to a surge in demand for electric vehicles and hybrids. As a result, EV sales are expected to reach 23 million globally this year, accounting for nearly 30% of all cars sold worldwide. This growth in EV sales is a continuation of the trend seen in 2025, where the market experienced strong growth. The IEA's report suggests that the current oil shock has accelerated this transition, with drivers increasingly opting for alternative fuel sources.
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