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Electric car sales boom not enough to meet UK’s green targets

More motorists are switching to electric vehicles due to rising fuel costs

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Electric car sales boom not enough to meet UK’s green targets

More motorists are switching to electric vehicles due to rising fuel costs

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venerdì 3 luglio 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
UK electric car market share hits 30% in June: industry data - The Economic Times
In a significant surge, British new car registrations climbed 15% in June. Battery electric vehicles are making strong inroads, capturing almost 30% of the market, their best…
venerdì 3 luglio 2026·electrek.co
UK EV registrations hit 30% share in June as Tesla rebounds 42%
UK battery-electric registrations jumped 38% to 64,440 units in June, hitting nearly 30% market share, as Tesla rebounded 42% and BYD rose 9%.

thisismoney.co.uk

1 mese fa

Electric car sales hit a seven-year high thanks to a surge in demand

Registrations of pure battery electric new cars increased by 35% in June, compared with the same month last year, with their market share rising from 24.8% a year ago to 30%

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economictimes.indiatimes.com1 mese fa

UK electric car market share hits 30% in June: industry data - The Economic Times

In a significant surge, British new car registrations climbed 15% in June. Battery electric vehicles are making strong inroads, capturing almost 30% of the market, their best showing outside of typical seasonal peaks.

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cityam.com1 mese fa

Britain set to miss net-zero car targets despite record electric vehicle sales

Electric vehicles (EVs) claimed a record share of the UK new car market in June, but discounts are still failing to generate enough demand

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electrek.co1 mese fa

UK EV registrations hit 30% share in June as Tesla rebounds 42%

UK battery-electric registrations jumped 38% to 64,440 units in June, hitting nearly 30% market share, as Tesla rebounded 42% and BYD rose 9%.

Leggi questa versione → originale

dailymail.com1 mese fa

Three in ten new cars are EVs as rising fuel prices trigger demand

Rising fuel prices triggered by the conflict in Iran over the last four months, as well as an expanding showroom of new models, have driven a 35% uplift in electric car registrations compared to June 2025.

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lunedì 6 luglio 2026·

independent.co.uk

Electric car sales boom not enough to meet UK’s green targets

More motorists are switching to electric vehicles due to rising fuel costs

lunedì 6 luglio 2026·

cityam.com

Britain set to miss net-zero car targets despite record electric vehicle sales

Electric vehicles (EVs) claimed a record share of the UK new car market in June, but discounts are still failing to generate enough demand

lunedì 6 luglio 2026·

independent.co.uk

The UK’s best-selling cars in June as electric vehicle purchases surge

Figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) show that the market has continued to grow

lunedì 6 luglio 2026·

dailymail.com

Three in ten new cars are EVs as rising fuel prices trigger demand

Rising fuel prices triggered by the conflict in Iran over the last four months, as well as an expanding showroom of new models, have driven a 35% uplift in electric car…

lunedì 6 luglio 2026·

independent.co.uk

EVs hit record 30 per cent share of UK car market as fuel prices give buyers a nudge

June was the strongest month for electric car sales so far this year, with the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 topping sales charts, while Leapmotor B10 and Jaecoo E5 also prove popular…

lunedì 6 luglio 2026·

thisismoney.co.uk

Electric car sales hit a seven-year high thanks to a surge in demand

Registrations of pure battery electric new cars increased by 35% in June, compared with the same month last year, with their market share rising from 24.8% a year ago to 30%