InvesTenergy is a media partner of the event organized by E-Mobility Europe on June 30 in Brussels, where European leaders, industry representatives, and policymakers will discuss the role of electric mobility in strengthening Europe’s energy security.
The event comes at a time when the European electric vehicle market is sending strong growth signals, highlighted by the third edition of EVBulletin, the monthly publication launched by E-Mobility Europe to monitor developments in the European electric vehicle market.
As the trade association representing the entire European electric mobility ecosystem, E-Mobility Europe uses this analytical tool to provide a clear picture of the pace of road transport electrification across Europe and its economic and energy-related impact.
The European Electric Vehicle Market Continues to Accelerate
According to the latest edition of EVBulletin, the European market reached a new milestone in May, with nearly one in four newly registered passenger cars being fully electric.
Germany achieved a market share of 25%, with almost 60,000 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) registered in a single month. At the same time, emerging markets are experiencing rapid growth. Spain, Poland, and Romania reported increases of more than 28% since the beginning of the year, although the share of electric vehicles in total sales remains below 10%.
Another important signal is the strengthening of Europe’s automotive industry. Seven of the ten best-selling electric vehicle models in Europe in 2025 are produced by European manufacturers, including Renault, Volkswagen, Škoda, BMW, and Volvo.
The data confirms the accelerating electrification of European transport, while also highlighting significant differences among Member States in terms of adoption rates and infrastructure development.
From Electric Mobility to Energy Security
In the first edition of EVBulletin, published in March, E-Mobility Europe estimated that the approximately 500,000 electric vehicles registered during the first quarter of the year reduce Europe’s oil consumption by around 3 million barrels annually.
Since then, registrations have exceeded 940,000 units, and the organization is placing increasing emphasis on the link between transport electrification and European energy independence.
This connection is also the central theme of the June 30 conference, titled “Power or Dependence – EVs and Energy Security,” which will take place at the Autoworld Museum in Brussels.
The event will mark the launch of a new report produced jointly by E-Mobility Europe and the think tank Ember, analyzing the benefits of the transition to electric mobility from the perspectives of energy security and European strategic autonomy.
The report compares different transition scenarios and their impact on reducing Europe’s dependence on oil, at a time when energy supply security has become one of the European Union’s top priorities.
The conference will bring together representatives of European institutions, national governments, and industry stakeholders.
Confirmed speakers include:
Augustin Augier, Secretary General for Ecological Planning of the French Government;
Sigrid Friis, Member of the European Parliament;
Francesca Gamboni, Chief Industrial Operations Officer, Volvo Cars;
Lukasz Kolinski, Director at DG Energy, European Commission (TBC).
Participants will discuss the relationship between electric vehicles, batteries, energy system flexibility, and European industrial competitiveness, as well as how public policies can accelerate transport electrification.
The message conveyed by E-Mobility Europe is that transport electrification is not only a solution for reducing emissions, but also a strategic instrument for strengthening energy independence, supporting European industry, and enhancing economic competitiveness.
While European leaders continue to discuss the “One Europe, One Market” agenda, EVBulletin data shows that the transformation of the European Union into a true “Electric Union” is already underway. However, its success will depend on the ability of Member States to accelerate investments in manufacturing, batteries, and charging infrastructure.
InvesTenergy supports this debate as a media partner of the E-Mobility Europe conference on June 30 and will closely follow the key conclusions regarding the role of electric mobility in Europe’s energy future.
