Electric cars are breaking sales records around the world, while the US is losing pace
The world market of electric vehicles shows rapid development, but this process is far from uniform. Today, analysts observe a so-called K-shaped trajectory: while some countries are rapidly switching to electric cars, the electric car market in the United States shows weak consumer interest and holds a sales share of only 10%. According to the analytical data of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the global dynamics of electrification remains a powerful trend. However, growth rates divided the world map into leaders and laggards. Weak consumer activity on the North American continent contrasts markedly with the explosive popularity of ecological transport
