Data confirms that global electric vehicle sales grew by 25% in 2025, reaching a record 17.5 million units. This surge proves the transition to clean transport is gaining speed worldwide. With charging infrastructure expanding and battery costs falling, more drivers are choosing efficient, zero-emission mobility.
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Benta ng electric vehicles sa mundo, mabilis na lumago nitong 2025

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Kinumpirma ng datos na ang benta ng electric vehicles ay lumago nang 25% nitong 2025, na umabot sa rekord na 17.5 milyong unit. Pinapatunayan nito na mas mabilis na ang paglipat sa malinis na transportasyon. Dahil sa dumaraming charger at murang baterya, mas maraming tsuper ang pinipili ang sasakyang walang polusyon.

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