KraneShares Electric Vehicles and Future ETF News

BYD surpassed Volkswagen in sales in China in the first quarter of 2023, becoming the top car brand for the first time, reported Bloomberg.

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed more aggressive vehicle emissions reductions that would be a major boon to electric vehicle production and sales in the U.S., the third largest EV mark

By now, we're all familiar with the electric vehicle story and that there's always come controversy around the best EV stocks to buy. We know we're looking at a potential multi-billion-dollar story, a

Wall Street ended a tumultuous week in the green amid continued worries over the banking system.

The global push towards electrification and decarbonization is leading more consumers to transition towards electric vehicles (EVs). In turn, EVs require vast supplies of electrification metals.

ETF structure offers investors exposure to a growing market with multiple variables.

China is home to the largest domestic electric vehicle market in the world and has been for eight consecutive years. Now the country is looking to extend that dominance globally, making it a core allo

China is one of the world's largest automotive markets, and amid the country's ongoing efforts to damp pollution and embrace clean technologies, it's also a pivotal destination for electric vehicle sa

BYD, an electric vehicle manufacturing behemoth in China and the second largest global EV company, estimates that its 2022 net income hit a record 17 billion yuan ($2.5 billion USD) in an initial fili

Electric vehicle growth might be slowing marginally this year, but it's still on track to beat last year's record of over 10 million deliveries. The KraneShares Electric Vehicles and Future Mobility E

KARS provides diverse exposure to the entire EV value chain without overweight exposure to Tesla. I believe it is poised to do well, driven by: Increasing demand for EVs as total cost of ownership fal

The recently passed IRA and IIJA will direct billions of dollars toward EVs and EV infrastructure over the next decade. The IRA and IIJA are already combining to materially impact the capacity of dome

Electric Vehicles ETFs have been gaining massively this year on the back of superb performances by global companies.

We expect that global car sales will rise by approximately 4% in 2023 despite a downbeat outlook for the global economy. This is due to more consistent production volumes, the delayed demand backlog a

The quick pace of electric vehicle (EV) adoption could easily turn from evolution to revolution. This opens up opportunities for exchange traded funds (ETFs) that can build off this exponential growth