Electric vehicle (EV) sales have reached a record high globally, but the trend is not being mirrored in the United States. According to a new report from Kelley Blue Book, despite growing interest in EVs domestically, the surge in sales is primarily driven by international markets. In countries like Norway, China, and the Netherlands, EVs have become increasingly popular, with many governments offering incentives and tax breaks to encourage adoption. As the global push for sustainability and reduced carbon emissions continues, it will be interesting to see whether the US can catch up with the rest of the world in terms of EV sales.
EV Sales Hit Record High, Just Not in U.S. Kelley Blue Book
