Title: What cars will we be driving in 2050? - Fuel Freedom Foundation
Headings: What cars will we be driving in 2050?
What cars will we be driving in 2050?
Vehicles on the Road Worldwide

Content: For example, in 2010, the first year mainstream EVs went on sale, 7,000 were sold. Then in 2011, 45,000 were sold. That’s a growth rate of 543%, even though 38,000 EVs is only a drop in the bucket of a larger car market that sells tens of millions of vehicles each year. As more vehicles come online each year, achieving huge growth rate increases becomes more difficult. What’s more, as more EVs are sold and the technology becomes more diffused into the mainstream, there will be fewer new customers, meaning less demand. It’s an effect known as market saturation. Q: Why can I not increase the growth rate above 100%? A: You can, just not on the web version of the Tool.