Electric vehicles have surpassed gasoline and diesel cars in new registrations across Europe, marking a significant shift in the continent’s automotive market. The trend underscores Europe’s aggressive push toward electrification, driven by strict emissions regulations and consumer demand for cleaner alternatives. While other regions have made progress, the United States remains a notable outlier with slower adoption rates. This shift raises questions about whether the U.S. will follow suit—or risk falling further behind in the global transition to sustainable transportation.
EVs just beat gas and diesel in Europe, leaving the US as the biggest holdout The Cool Down
