Global sales of gasoline-powered vehicles have dropped below half of the total market share for the first time since the 1920s, marking a historic shift in the automotive industry. The decline reflects a growing consumer and regulatory push toward electric and alternative fuel vehicles. Industry analysts attribute the trend to rising environmental concerns, improving battery technology, and expanding infrastructure for non-gasoline cars. This shift could reshape manufacturing, energy markets, and urban transportation policies worldwide.
Gas Cars’ Dominance Is Fading: Global Sales Fall Below 50% For The First Time Since The 1920s InsideEVs
