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As the shift to EVs intensifies, everyone - from luxury carmakers, to more budget-oriented marques - is racing to win the hearts and minds of drivers.

The total global car market grew just 4 percent in 2021 as it continued to struggle with Covid-19 restrictions and chip shortages, while EV sales represented 9 percent of all passenger car sales last year.

Nearly 6.5 million electric vehicles (EVs) -- including fully electric and plug-in hybrid passenger cars -- were sold worldwide in 2021, up 109 per cent from 2020, with Tesla leading the global EV marketa with 14 per cent share, a new report showed on Monday.

Chinese carmakers are stepping up efforts to further expand their global presence after the country's auto vehicle exports doubled to a record 2.02 million in 2021 despite chip shortages and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chinese carmakers are stepping up efforts to further expand their global presence after the country's auto vehicle exports doubled to a record 2.02 million in 2021 despite chip shortages and the COVID-19 pandemic.

While the Tesla Model 3 was the best-selling electric car in Europe in 2021, Volkswagen was the leading manufacturer of electric vehicles.

Chinese carmakers are stepping up efforts to further expand their global presence after the country's auto vehicle exports doubled to a record 2.02 million in 2021 despite chip shortages and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chinese carmakers are stepping up efforts to further expand their global presence after the country's auto vehicle exports doubled to a record 2.02 million in 2021 despite chip shortages and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nearly 6.5 million electric vehicles (EVs) -- including fully electric and plug-in hybrid passenger cars -- were sold worldwide in 2021, up 109 per cent from 2020, with Tesla leading the global EV marketa with 14 per cent share, a new report ...