China's electric car market is headed for a sharp slowdown in 2025, according to analyst predictions, increasing pressure on companies trying to survive.

Sales of all types of electric vehicles rose more than 40% in China last year while those of gasoline-powered automobiles plunged.

China’s electric car market is on course for a significant slowdown in 2025, according to industry analysts. After years of rapid expansion fueled by a mix of government subsidies and consumer incentives,

SALES of all types of electric vehicles rose more than 40 per cent in China last year, while those of petrol-powered cars plunged, industry data showed today.

China is set to restrict exports of key electric car battery parts as Beijing gears up for a trade war with the US under Donald Trump. Technology used to process lithium and gallium – critical minerals used in electronics and batteries – is to be subject to tighter export rules under new proposals.

Auto sales in the U.S. are expected to stay strong in 2025 despite high interest rates. There are several reasons for this, including better deals on financing, more people being approved for credit,

China's electric car boom came about primarily because of the country's subsidies and incentives on electric vehicles (EVs).