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The International Council on Clean Transportation’s Board of Directors announces Charlotte Pera as Vice Chair
(Washington, D.C.) May 6, 2025 — The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) is pleased to announce that Charlotte Pera, a current Board member and distinguished climate leader, has been named Vice Chair of the ICCT Board of Directors. Charlotte Pera has worked for more than 30 years in clean energy, climate change, and philanthropy. […]
The International Council on Clean Transportation’s Board of Directors welcomes Rohan Patel as an Advisor
(Washington, D.C.) May 6, 2025 — The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) is pleased to welcome Rohan Patel as an Advisor to the Board of Directors. Rohan Patel has been a leader in the government, non-profit and corporate sectors over his career. Most recently Rohan was the Vice President of global public policy and […]
U.S. sales of electric vehicles by automaker, excluding Tesla, 2011–2024
In 2024, non-Tesla EV sales grew by 20% compared with 2023, reaching about 960,000 and continuing a trend of automakers other than Tesla collectively gaining a larger share of the new EV market. However, as the top EV seller, Tesla’s 5% decrease in sales in 2024 slowed the growth rate of the overall EV market. […]
Zero-emission vehicle phase-ins: Zero-emission zones (April 2025)
Highlights cities with implemented and planned zero-emission zones (ZEZs) and near-ZEZs globally. Status: Through April 2025.
Least-cost truck charging infrastructure to benefit all stakeholders
Transparency and data around costs for electric truck charging infrastructure can help utility regulators and truck fleets collaborate and streamline deployment of least-cost solutions.
Non-home EV chargers needed by 2030 compared with announced deployments
Publicly available announcements from retailers, automakers, and charging providers sum up to 164,000 new DC fast chargers and 1.5 million new Level 2 chargers for light-duty vehicles in the years ahead. These investments cover a substantial share of the chargers we estimate will be needed by 2030—about 182% of the needed DC fast chargers […]
