As electric vehicle sales rise, emissions fall

Research by JATO Consulting of carbon dioxide emissions in the European Union over the past year shows that the sharp increase in electric vehicle sales in several countries across the bloc has led to a significant 16% drop in new vehicle emissions, from 117.7 g/km to 99 g/km.

In several countries, the popularity of electric vehicles has increased dramatically in new and used markets, and their effects are beginning to be felt more and more clearly.

Is Southern Europe finally beginning to see the sense in EVs?

What the buoyant second-hand EV market tells us about the future of the automotive industry

Replacing diesel and petrol vehicles with their electric counterparts is one of the most important means at our disposal to reduce emissions after energy production and industry, which means we have to act now if we are going to have any chance at all of meeting our targets. India and Southeast Asia are already regularly recording record temperatures, while the some…