IEA: Global EV sales jump 35% in Q2 and 50 countries set records

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And what do you propose they do with all those 1000 pound batteries in 7 yrs

From what i read EV manufacturing emits more carbon emissions than a gas vehicle would in its lifetime

But if course China won't give two shits about pollution
 
And what do you propose they do with all those 1000 pound batteries in 7 yrs
I've been asking this question since hybrids and EV's starting coming on the markets.

At least according to sources like EPA up to 99% of the battery CAN be recycled. The reality is only about 5% IS recycled.
 
What are the actual numbers? Easy to hide shit with percent if the previous number was like 40 cars.

Which is the case in the US at least, where they were selling thousands of models per quarter (which was still way lower than where they needed to be) but those numbers have tanked into double digits for the past couple quarters.
 
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wow crazy how that works when you have literally no environmental regulations
 
And what do you propose they do with all those 1000 pound batteries in 7 yrs

From what i read EV manufacturing emits more carbon emissions than a gas vehicle would in its lifetime

But if course China won't give two shits about pollution
That's pure oil industry propaganda. I have a 12 year old EV that is going strong with about 90% capacity.
I recommend talking to EV owners rather than getting info from oil industry shills or the local Ford dealer.
 
What are the actual numbers? Easy to hide shit with percent if the previous number was like 40 cars.

Which is the case in the US at least, where they were selling thousands of models per quarter (which was still way lower than where they needed to be) but those numbers have tanked into double digits for the past couple quarters.
Global electric vehicle (EV) sales are projected to reach 23 million units in 2026, capturing roughly 28% to 30% of all new car sales worldwide. This growth is propelled by high fuel prices and dropping battery costs, with global sales jumping 35% in the second quarter alone.

U.S. battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales reached approximately 247,226 units in Q2 2026.
 
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