High fuel prices and growing availability of affordable Chinese models pushed European EV sales up 34%, although automakers warn demand could soften if oil prices continue to decline.

Global EV sales reached 1.8 million in May as Europe surged, Chinese exports hit records, and North America continued to lag.

Electric cars are getting cheaper, more efficient and can travel farther than ever. China is driving the transition, but Europe and other countries are catching up fast.

High fuel prices and growing availability of affordable Chinese models pushed European EV sales up 34%, although automakers warn demand could soften if oil prices continue to…

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