Many of the best new cars to buy are all electric. This comes as automakers have proven that these more efficient vehicles can be just as fast and reliable as other options. However, there is still apprehension around EVs due to range anxiety. Despite this, a new study says EV sales could surge in 2025, pending how the new administration handles incentives. Of course, this comes as EVs have more range than ever.

Many of the best new cars to buy for 2025 are all electric

The automotive market has reached a place where most automakers offer all-electric cars. There are some that don’t, but this shows that there is interest. However, according to CBT News, a new study from S&P Global Mobility says global EV sales are expected to rise by 30 percent in 2025. If this happens, these more efficient vehicles would make up about 16.7 percent of global car sales. This number was 13.2% in 2024. 

To break down the numbers regarding all-electric cars, this means that 15.1 million EVs could be on the road this year. Notably, 2024 saw 11.6 million of these options driven off showroom floors. Naturally, some barriers could impact these sales. This includes politics, incentives, and the availability of charging infrastructure. 

Regarding the U.S. alone, sales of all-electric cars are expected to rise by 36 percent. This change would mean EVs make up 11.2 percent of the U.S. automotive industry for the year. China will have the most significant presence of EVs as experts expect them to make up almost 30 percent of its sales. This means EV sales could surpass traditional gas-powered cars in China. Of course, only time will tell how EV sales turn out in 2025. Notably, many automakers are emphasizing hybrids, which could also make predictions inaccurate.