Bentley says it will be fully electrified in 2030, and the giants are turning to electric vehicles

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IT Home on November 13 According to CCTV Finance, a number of auto giants have recently announced their electrification plans. On November 12, local time, German automobile giant Daimler stated that in the future, the company will reduce its scale and develop towards electrification and automation; Bentley, a luxury car brand under German Volkswagen, also announced that it will fully electrify in 2030. Also this week, General Motors announced that the company plans to hire 3,000 new employees, mainly engaged in the research, development and deployment of electric vehicles.

In addition, in the capital market, investors are also betting more on the future of the automotive industry on electric vehicles. IT Home is informed that from the perspective of stock price performance, representatives of Tesla, Weilai Automobile and other electric vehicles have far exceeded the traditional auto giants. Since the beginning of this year, the share price of China's concept stock Weilai Automobile has increased by a staggering 1101.49%, and Tesla's has increased by 392.15%. At present, as the car manufacturer with the highest market value, Tesla still has a huge gap in sales from traditional car manufacturers, but looking to the future, there is still huge room for growth in electric car sales.

Kane Energy Research and Consulting Company predicts that by 2021, global electric vehicle sales will increase by 36%, and exceed 3 million for the first time. The Bloomberg report predicts that by 2025, electric vehicles will account for 10% of global passenger car sales, 28% by 2030, and more than half by 2040, reaching 58%.