Statista trend report on the status quo and outlook of battery electric vehicles and their potential impact on carbon dioxide transport emissions
Around the world, governments are endeavoring to reduce overall CO2 emissions, and many have committed to net-zero goals for 2030 and 2050. Internal combustion engine vehicles are a major contributing factor to CO2 production, and particular interest has been taken in reducing or modifying passenger car usage. Combined with the generation of electricity via carbon-free sources, one common strategy is replacing internal combustion engine vehicles with battery electric vehicles.
This scenario-based report provides an overview of the status quo of battery electric vehicles and electricity generation for seven of the highest CO2-producing countries worldwide: the U.S., China, Germany, the UK, France, Italy, and Spain. This report also includes an outlook on the potential impact battery electric vehicles could have on CO2 emissions by 2030 if the current planned political targets were met.
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