Global EV sales in November 2025 rose at their slowest pace since February 2024, with growth in China marking its lowest year-on-year rise since early 2024, and North America facing its first annual drop since 2019.

Global EV registrations climbed 6% to just under 2 million units for the month, according to industry data.

China, which accounts for over half of global EV sales, saw a 3% year-on-year rise to more than 1.3 million units, its slowest growth since early 2024.

North American EV registrations fell 42% to just over 100,000 vehicles after the end of US tax credits, leaving the region down 1% for the year.

Europe, supported by government incentives, saw EV registrations jump 36% to more than 400,000, while the rest of the world grew 35% to nearly 160,000.

US policy changes and reduced subsidies in China are expected to weigh on EV sales in 2026, according to industry analysts.

🔗 Source: Reuters