ADAC Predicts Increase in Electric Car Registrations in 2025

The organization cites stricter CO2 limits, expanded charging infrastructure, and new affordable models as key factors driving potential growth.

Electric car registrations in Germany dropped by over 25% in 2024, with only 380,600 new vehicles registered, according to the KBA.
The ADAC expects a rebound in 2025 due to stricter CO2 fleet limits, which may lead manufacturers to offer higher discounts to buyers.
Car manufacturers are set to introduce new entry-level electric models priced under €25,000, aiming to attract more consumers.
Germany's charging infrastructure grew significantly in 2024, with a 20% increase in total charging points and a 40% rise in fast chargers.
The ADAC emphasizes the importance of transparent charging prices and political stability, with the upcoming Bundestag elections seen as a pivotal moment for e-mobility policies.