Battery manufacturer CATL forecasts that electric vehicles (EVs) will outsell diesel heavy-duty trucks in China by 2028, driven by rising sales and supportive policies. In December 2024, EVs accounted for 20.9% of heavy-duty truck sales, a trend projected to accelerate as diesel's dominance diminishes. Advances in charging technology and a growing network of battery-swapping stations bolster this transition, aligning with China's environmental goals to reduce carbon emissions from commercial freight vehicles. The growing market for electric trucks is indicative of broader shifts in the automotive sector within China.
CATL predicts EVs will outsell heavy-duty combustion trucks in China by 2028, fueled by policies promoting electric vehicles and carbon emission reductions.
Electric trucks in China accounted for 20.9% of heavy-duty sales in December 2024, showcasing the rapid adoption of electric technology in this sector.
Zeng Yuqun of CATL notes that electric truck sales could rise to 50% by 2028, as businesses shift preference towards EVs driven by new policies.
Advancements in charging technology, including 1 MW chargers, position China to lead in the transition to heavy-duty EVs more efficiently than other nations.
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