The International Energy Agency (IEA) released its 2017 global outlook for electric vehicles, according to the European Edition of Automotive News June 7th. The report notes that electric cars have grown rapidly in recent years, five years ago, the road almost no electric vehicles, while in 2016 the number of electric vehicles worldwide reached 2 million.

The report also noted that the number of plug-in hybrids and pure electric vehicles registered worldwide grew by 60% compared with the same period last year, although it was a big increase, but it still accounted for only 0.2% of the light vehicles. In addition, the electric vehicle market is relatively concentrated, 95% of the world's electric vehicles are basically sold to ten countries. The report said: "China is the world's largest electric vehicle market, accounting for more than 40% of the total sales of electric vehicles worldwide.". There is no denying that the acceptance of the electric vehicle market is largely affected by the policy environment."

In June 8th, the multi governmental initiative for the electric vehicle initiative (EVI) would aim to achieve 30% of battery, electric vehicles, buses, trucks and trucks by 2030. India was not one of them, but in May it said it planned to sell pure electric cars in the next ten years.

The decline in consumer demand for diesel vehicles has spurred investment in plug-in hybrids due to changes in consumer interest, infrastructure charging systems, and the scandal over public car emissions. At present, Tesla plans to launch a new Model 3; Volkswagen plans to launch 4 affordable electric vehicles in the coming years; Mercedes - Benz is accelerating the launch of 10 electric cars.

Many countries and cities are seeking to solve the problem of air pollution by electric vehicles. IEA said that in order to achieve the "Paris agreement" in the "global average temperature rise in the industrial revolution before the level of more than 2 degrees" target, by 2040, the number of global electric vehicles to reach 600 million.