The democratization of electromobility in the West is slowing down. A new analysis points to rising prices, declining subsidies, and reduced availability of affordable models, which is hindering the mass adoption of BEVs. While China is accelerating development and affordability, Western manufacturers are facing higher costs and regulatory pressures. The difference in market dynamics raises questions about the competitiveness of Europe and the US. If affordable electric cars do not arrive in time, there is a risk of losing market share in the global race. The study suggests that without a strategic response, the West may fall behind at a crucial stage of the mobility transformation. berylls.com 🇬🇧