Europe-Wide EV Survey Finds Growing Interest in E-mobility & Acceptance of Chinese Brands - CleanTechnica

A recent Europe-wide survey of over 8,000 respondents reveals a growing interest in electric vehicles (EVs), with nearly 60% indicating they are likely to own an EV by 2030, up from 42% this year. Younger consumers and those in Nordic countries, particularly Sweden and Denmark, show the strongest intent to switch to e-mobility, highlighting cultural and generational shifts accelerating adoption. Despite traditional concerns about cost, range, and charging infrastructure, advances in technology—such as models offering over 500 km range and ultra-fast 800V charging—and increased investment in infrastructure are making EVs more attractive and accessible. The survey also highlights a notable shift in consumer attitudes toward Chinese EV brands. Approximately 38% of Europeans are more open to purchasing Chinese EVs compared to a year ago, with nearly half recognizing their value for money and 40% agreeing that premium Chinese EVs match the quality of competitors. Although brand nationality remains important to many, younger consumers and current