After a strong launch, Tesla’s Cybertruck suffered the largest EV sales decline in the U.S. in 2025. High prices, polarizing design, and weak demand for electric trucks all played a role, even as Tesla retained market dominance.
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Europe EV Sales Rise in January as U.S. Market Slows
January EU data shows EVs taking 19.3% of registrations despite a shrinking overall market. Renault and BYD posted strong gains, Tesla fell, and affordable models drove adoption.
Why Kia’s EV Sales Are Slowing in the U.S.
Kia’s EV6 and EV9 sales have dropped sharply despite strong overall brand performance. This analysis explains how market headwinds, factory constraints, and competition from Hyundai are reshaping Kia’s EV strategy.
How Tesla Managed to Grow EV Sales in Japan While Other Markets Slowed
While Tesla struggled in larger EV markets, it nearly doubled sales in Japan by expanding physical showrooms and prioritizing customer education, showing how retail execution can unlock EV demand.
Global Plug-In Vehicle Sales Hit 20 Million in 2025 as U.S. Momentum Fades
Global plug-in vehicle sales reached 20.7 million in 2025, led by Europe and emerging markets. The U.S. lost momentum after ending federal EV incentives, while China’s growth slowed and policy stability proved critical worldwide.
Which EVs Still Grew After Incentives Ended—and Why It Matters
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.
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.
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.
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.