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Electric vehicle (EV) sales are expected to be robust this year. And demand is set to accelerate over the next decade, according to a new International Energy Agency report.

U.S. investors likely have concerns about China's politics, but they need not dissuade investing itself. As evinced by U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's recent visit to China, business interests

While electric vehicles have seen more muted demand in the United States, the same cannot be said for China. Chinese automaker BYD recorded sales of more than 600,000 electric vehicles in the first q

Last year, Chinese EV and battery manufacturer BYD surpassed Tesla in units sold globally. The company threatens major global EV market disruption with its extreme affordability, relying on its vertic

The price gap between electric vehicles and gas-powered cars is continuing to shrink. New data from Cox Automotive finds that the average EV price was $52,314 in February.

The EV industry in 2024 is poised at a critical juncture, with growth opportunities tempered by economic and technological challenges. However, the slowing momentum should gain traction in the medium

While EV manufacturing expenses have been a consistent roadblock for automakers, new research claims hope is on the horizon. Research firm Gartner recently predicted that, by 2027, battery electric ve

Looking to play the global energy transition while diversifying with global equities? Few areas are offering as much excitement right now as China's EV industry.

New models are the lifeblood of the automobile industry and that holds true with electric vehicles (EVs), too. Fresh vehicles have the potential to move the share prices of automobile manufacturers an

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing has been a hot spot of political divide. Some believe the same is true of electric vehicle (EV) adoption.

China investing remains an important consideration for investors, despite some economic uncertainty. The country's government has yet to unleash its most powerful tools to boost the economy.

Last year saw electric vehicle sales grow by 40% year-over-year. It's significant performance when many industries faltered or dragged.

Electric vehicle (EV) equities and related exchange traded funds currently appear as though their check engine lights are on. Recently, things have gotten so rough in the EV investing space that there

KARS is an electric vehicle ETF that focuses on companies involved in EV production, components, and materials. The EV market is growing rapidly, but took a step back in 2023.

Capitalize on the optimistic Q4 earnings of the automobile companies with these ETFs.