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Electrifying: EV sales are multiplying as fossil fuels lose control of Australia’s car market
Executive Summary
Summary: Australia’s EV sales are surging, with battery electric vehicles now representing one in five new car sales. Tesla’s Model Y leads the market, while BYD dominates EV brand rankings. Chinese manufacturers increasingly dominate vehicle imports, as petrol and diesel sales decline steadily. The transition reflects rising demand, expanding model availability, and geopolitical factors.
Brands mentioned: Tesla, BYD, Zeekr, MG, GWM, Volvo
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