China’s electric vehicle market has surged, with more than two-thirds of newly sold cars now being electric, reflecting a rapid shift toward cleaner transportation. The acceleration appears linked to geopolitical tensions, as rising fuel costs and supply chain disruptions from regional conflicts push consumers toward energy-efficient alternatives. Analysts suggest the trend could reshape global automotive demand, though challenges like battery production and infrastructure remain. The shift underscores how global instability can accelerate long-term industry transformations.
Over 65% of cars sold in China are now EVs as Iran war drives electric shift South China Morning Post
