Electric vehicle sales surge to record high
The country’s summit automobile organ, tens of thousands of Australian financial years began in a new electric vehicle, the highest levels of records are charged to break the record, he says.
In the March quarter, the Australians purchased 29,244 new battery electric vehicles in three months from 17,901 sales until June 30.
According to the Australian Automobile Association, an increase of 63.37 percent, which rose from 6.29 percent to 9.31 percent in June quarter of electric vehicles.
In a statement to NRMA spokesman Peter Khoury AAP, increasing electric vehicles on the market, more affordable models and increasing number of charging options were increasing their charm.
“People are still in the market for new cars and have more diversity than ever before,” he said.
Internal combustion engine vehicles dominated the total sales and sold 226,306 units, 9.90 percent increase in March quarter 205.911.
However, market shares fell from 72.37 percent to 72.03 percent.
Total hybrid sales fell from 47.014 to 46,732 to 0.6 percent.
Total light vehicle sales increased by 10.42 percent in June quarter and battery electric vehicles market share increased from 6.29 percent in the previous quarter to 9.31 percent in June.
However, the Hybrid market share fell from 16.52 percent to 14.87 percent since the beginning of 2024.
Plug-in hybrid sales decreased by 13.19 percent and fell from 13.711 to 11,902 in March quarter.
Despite the three -month fluctuations, hybrids have grown strongly in the last two years.
In the first half of 2023, the battery electric vehicles exceed hybrids national, but since then, hybrids have sold battery units more in eight neighborhoods.
However, in June 2025 quarter, the battery continued to leave electric vehicles while broadcasting the lowest market shares since March 2024 in Hybrids 2024.
The sales update emerges by creating a moment of acceleration to finance the maintenance of the user fee as more people go to electric vehicles and fuel consumption decreases.
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