@savageupdatesTop Electric Car Exporters by Country (2024) data is in. Germany takes the lead with $40.6B exports, holding a 28.7% share. China follows at second place with $32B and a 22.6% slice of the market. Belgium rounds out the top three with $12.7B (8.9%). Mexico sits in fourth with $10.2B (7.2%), while South Korea edges ahead in fifth with $10.1B (7.1%). Japan claims sixth with $6.7B (4.8%). The United States lands seventh at $5.5B (3.9%). Czech Republic comes in eighth with $4.3B (3.1%). Spain takes ninth with $3.5B (2.5%), and France closes the top ten with $2.8B (2%). United Kingdom is eleventh with $2.2B (1.6%). Hungary ranks twelfth at $2.02B (1.4%), followed closely by Slovenia in thirteenth with $2B (1.4%). Poland holds fourteenth with $1.1B (0.8%), and Austria finishes fifteenth with $1B (0.7%). Source: World's Top Exports.

@savageupdatesTop Electric Car Exporters by Country (2024) data is in. Germany takes the lead with $40.6B exports, holding a 28.7% share. China follows at second place with $32B and a 22.6% slice of the market. Belgium rounds out the top three with $12.7B (8.9%). Mexico sits in fourth with $10.2B (7.2%), while South Korea edges ahead in fifth with $10.1B (7.1%). Japan claims sixth with $6.7B (4.8%). The United States lands seventh at $5.5B (3.9%). Czech Republic comes in eighth with $4.3B (3.1%). Spain takes ninth with $3.5B (2.5%), and France closes the top ten with $2.8B (2%). United Kingdom is eleventh with $2.2B (1.6%). Hungary ranks twelfth at $2.02B (1.4%), followed closely by Slovenia in thirteenth with $2B (1.4%). Poland holds fourteenth with $1.1B (0.8%), and Austria finishes fifteenth with $1B (0.7%). Source: World's Top Exports.