E-mobility is evolving and we need to be ready for it

Sales of battery-electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids will continue to increase according to expectations of the International Energy Agency.

The International Agency continues to predict strong growth for electric cars, although interest in Europe is sluggish and is falling in the US. According to the forecast, oil demand is soon shrinking noticeably.

E-mobility is evolving and we need to be ready for it

Gareth Brunton, UK managing director at energy solutions specialist Bender on why EV adoption will only continue to accelerate, what industry and government can do to support this, and the hurdles that still need to be overcome The resurgence of e-mobility is far from a passing trend. According to an IEA report from 2024, the global stock of electric vehicles (EVs) surpassed 40 million units in 2023, a figure that more than doubled in just two y…

The head of Smart Mobility-Recharge of Iberdrola, Jorge Muñoz, has accompanied us in the Motor Forum 16 to tell us what 2025 is the year of change, where the electric vehicle will take more impulse to lead its sales and give a hit on the table in front of the traditional vehicle. In this sense, we come from a 2024 where the sales of electric vehicles had been practically the same as in 2023, with expectations that were very promising because the…

Sales of electric cars continue to rise in the world, drawn by China. But according to a report by the International Energy Agency, the momentum slowed down in 2024 in Europe and the United States, hampered by political choices and regulatory uncertainties.