EV's sales gradually increasing market share, not in good old...

EV's sales gradually increasing market share, not in good old AUS however, GOV will step in eventually.

One of Australia’s cheapest electric cars – the Renault Zoe – has had its plug pulled after just 63 were sold over the past three years.
“Electric cars remain a curiosity on Australian roads, with around 5000 sales in the segment last year,” said Charly Clercin, a senior product manager for Renault Australia. “With such limited numbers, it makes it a difficult case to present to head office, especially when they are selling more than 10,000 (electric cars) a month!!!!! (in Europe).”



And the Golf ID.3 will join the party in the last QRT this year...30k already pre sold!!

In the meantime, in the coming Super-September, the VW ID.3 should land with a bang, with 30,000 1st Edition deliveries expected. Added to some 11,000 Zoes and 17,000 Model 3s, that should provide 58,000 registrations in September among just 3 models! Add some 70,000 units from the remaining market, and we should have close to 130,000 units being delivered in one month!And some 11–12% market share!

11-12% market share with very limited availability and model selection, not hard to imaging how quick the EV market share will increase in the next two years considering all the new models arriving in the next 2 years and charging infrastructure dramatically expanding by then.