Global EV sales topped 20 million in 2025 — up 20% year on year — and are on track to hit 23 million in 2026, nearly 30% of all new cars sold worldwide, according to the IEA's Global EV Outlook. Europe's EV sales jumped 30% in Q1, Southeast Asia doubled, and Latin America grew 75%. The global EV fleet could reach 510 million vehicles by 2035.
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IEA: 23 milyong EV ang ibebenta sa 2026 — 1 sa bawat 4 bagong sasakyan ay electric na ngayon

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Ayon sa Global EV Outlook ng IEA, ang pandaigdigang benta ng electric car ay lumampas sa 20 milyon noong 2025 — tumaas ng 20% kumpara sa nakaraang taon — at patungo na sa 23 milyon sa 2026, halos 30% ng lahat ng bagong sasakyan na ibinebenta sa buong mundo. Lumago ng 30% ang Europa sa unang quarter, nag-doble ang Southeast Asia, at lumago ng 75% ang Latin America.

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