Our new e-mobility ranking analyses the progress of e-mobility in over 30 countries worldwide. The experts led by Berylls partner Dr Alexander Timmer looked at where the share of BEVs on the road can contribute to achieving climate targets and what development the fast-charging infrastructure has taken over the last few years from 2019 to 2022. The data collected has been used to create a global ranking that makes individual nations comparable.
Countries in Northern & Western Europe and China are well on their way, while Eastern & Southern Europe and large parts of the US are lagging behind. For Germany, the analysis shows a contrasted picture. Dr Alexander Timmer: “With a BEV quota, i.e. the share of BEVs in the vehicle fleet on the road, of just over two percent, Germany has moved into the TOP10this year, thanks to strong progression of BEVs in new vehicle sales last year. Scandinavian countries, the Netherlands, and China are in some cases well ahead of us here. The good news, however, is that Germany, with a growth in DC fast chargers of 90% last year, has one of the strongest progressions in comparison with other countries in our ranking. This will make long-distance trips across Germany far easier, and boost sales growth for BEV.”
Our Berylls TOP XEV country table shows key electromobility metrics for more than 30 countries worldwide since 2019. You can select the desired year using the drag-down "Years" menu and order the columns individually in ascending or descending order.
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BEV – Battery Electric Vehicle, PHEV – Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle
