America is projected to lag significantly in the electric vehicle (EV) market compared to global competitors, particularly China. The International Energy Agency's (IEA) 2025 Global EV Outlook indicates a growth in EV sales share in the U.S. from 10% to only 20% by 2030, far less than previous expectations of 55%. This decline is attributed to current U.S. policies that are dismantling EV incentives and infrastructure funding, contrasting sharply with China's aggressive investment in EV technology and infrastructure, which is expected to yield an 80% market share by 2030.
While America’s EV market is set to grow, it will fall far behind projections due to policy reversals that favor electric vehicle development.
The IEA's report shows a drastic adjustment in expected U.S. EV sales growth, reduced from a forecast of 55% to only 20% by 2030.
China's strong investment in EV infrastructure and support contrasts sharply with the U.S.’s shrinking commitment, forecasting an 80% share for EVs by 2030.
Policies under the new administration are dismantling support for EVs, including tax credits and charging infrastructure, undermining the market’s potential expansion.
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