The Volvo XC40, BMW i3, and Mini Cooper SE Hatch were the best-selling electric cars on AutoTrader, the company said in its 2023 Annual Car Industry Report.
“It is a product of constructive engagement with stakeholders, including within government, industry and labour, to chart a viable and sustainable transition path for the industry,” said Patel. “The details for this policy have been announced in the 2024 Budget Speech with considerations to domestic market demand stimulus measures, establishment of renewable energy-based charging infrastructure, and production support,” AutoTrader said in its report.
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