More than 129,000 new EVs (BEVs and PHEVs) were registered in the EU during Q2 2020, up 53.3%, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association.

(Electric Cars Report)

Aman's key takeaways:

Automakers are pushing EV sales as 2020 is the target year for EU CO2 emission standards, which limit average CO2 emissions per kilometre per new car sold.
In some countries, pro-EV policies introduced during 2019 and 2020 are benefiting sales.
EV sales will recover faster (compared to conventional cars) going forward as governments try to meet emission targets, revive the economy and generate more jobs.

EV Market Share Hits 7.2% in Europe in Q2 2020

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