News ID : 4295
Publish Date : 12 February 2021 - 09:00
Declining oil reserves and rising energy prices have prompted governments and automakers to move toward electric vehicles with the goal of reducing fuel consumption and vehicle emissions. Accordingly, low consumption, low cost of maintenance and use of electric vehicles, reduction of pollution and environmental protection have led car companies around the world to compete closely with each other to produce this type of vehicle.
Khodrocar - The latest reports on the sale of electric vehicles as well as the production plan of this category of cars show that Asian countries have the first place in the field of purchasing electric vehicles compared to American and European countries, so that according to statistics, the annual growth rate of vehicles Electricity in Asia was about 55 percent, while in the United States and Europe it was estimated at 32 percent and 26 percent, respectively.

Among Asian countries, sales of electric vehicles in the Chinese market accounted for a significant share, so that in 2020 at least 1.3 million electric vehicles were sold in China, a figure compared to the same period in the year The past has seen an increase of 8% and in this regard, it is predicted that the sales of electric vehicles in 2021 in China will increase by 40% to 1.8 million units.

The Chinese predict that sales of electric, plug-in hybrid and hydrogen vehicles in the world's largest car market will reach 20 percent of total vehicle sales in the country by 2025. The Chinese government aims to encourage the use of these vehicles with a tax break of 10. It has set a percentage for the sale of electric vehicles and has provided the necessary infrastructure for the production of vehicles based on new energy and has increased the number of charging stations for electric vehicles.

Meanwhile, the Thai government has announced that it intends to allocate 30% of its vehicle production to electric vehicles by the end of this decade to combat air pollution, which the Minister of Industry has emphasized, using national strategies on the environment. Living and air pollution solutions will accelerate the production and use of electric vehicles.

Thailand is already a hub for car production, and the government plans to focus on electric vehicles with this advantage, while polls show that 91% of Thais are inclined to buy a car due to environmental impacts. They have electricity. The survey also found that 43% of non-Thai homeowners in the country plan to buy an electric car in the next three years.

The Thai government has defined measures to promote the use of electric vehicles with the aim of stimulating the domestic market and achieving the 2030 target, which includes encouraging the use of electric vehicles by government agencies, tax benefits and discount parking for buyers rather than capital incentives. Provide more investment for companies and develop charging infrastructure across the country.

South Korean authorities have already decided to provide subsidies to buyers of environmentally friendly cars by 2025, with the aim of increasing sales of electric vehicles in the country, according to the plan, the subsidy for transportation has been increased to 4.5 trillion won. . This means that buyers of subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles, which were to expire by 2022, were extended for another 3 years, so by 2025, at least one million and 33 thousand units of electric vehicles will be sold in South Korea.

Japan is one of the Asian countries with the largest number of electric vehicles in the world after the United States. The country first launched its electric vehicle incentive program in 1996, and in 1998 the project was intertwined with the Clean Car Initiative.

The country then launched a program of subsidies and tax breaks to buy electricity, natural gas, methanol and electric vehicles with the aim of creating a culture and encouraging people to buy these clean cars, and this program continued until 2003, Japan's incentive policies In the end, more than 95,000 electric cars were sold in the country from 2009 to September 2014.

Following Japan's success in implementing the plan to use electric vehicles, Tokyo in the first days of this year announced a plan according to which the country will eliminate gasoline vehicles in the next 15 years with the aim of achieving zero carbon emissions. Japan is trying Under this plan, green economic growth of nearly $ 2 trillion will be achieved annually by 2050.

Now that the world's automakers have long concluded that the future of the market belongs to the model of electric and smart cars, it is necessary for Iran to keep pace with these automakers in order to be able to receive market share. According to the forecast of reputable institutions in the world, sales of electric vehicles will increase 4 times in the next 5 years and will exceed 25 million units by 2030, which indicates the need to move towards the production of these vehicles.

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