JPMorgan predicts Chinese electric vehicle makers, including BYD and Leapmotor, will capture approximately 20% of Western Europe's car market by 2028, delivering around 2.5 million vehicles annually.

South China Morning Post

The pace of electrification on western Europe’s roads is likely to fire up sales of Chinese-developed smart cars, where they could command a 20 per cent share of the regional market in 2028 at the expense of local peers, according to a JPMorgan forecast.
Chinese carmakers from BYD, the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) builder, to Stallentis-backed Leapmotor, were expected to deliver 2.5 million cars to customers in countries like Germany, Italy, France and the United Kingdom in 2028, a...