Source page: McKinsey & Company
Commentary
The future of two-wheelers? It’s electric
Automotive | Mobility | Sustainability
September 14, 2023 – Electrification is transforming the mobility sector, and two-wheeled vehicles are no exception. The two-wheeler market could reach a value of $218 billion by 2030. Electric two-wheeled vehicles comprise a small percentage of sales around the globe now, partner Vivek Lath and colleagues explain, but up to 30 percent of scooters, mopeds, and motorcycles may be electric before the end of the decade.

To read the article, see “The real global EV buzz comes on two wheels,” August 17, 2023.
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Visual form
Geography-by-segment market-comparison chart. It compares regions inside the electric two-wheeler market rather than tracing one line over time.
Layout / body structure
The chart lays regions across the top, including China, ASEAN, North America and Europe, India, other South Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Each region then carries its own internal split for the relevant electric-two-wheeler product mix and facts.
What is being compared
It compares the electric two-wheeler market across geographies, highlighting how adoption and product mix vary from one region to another.
Measurement system
The units are regional shares and market mix categories rather than a single universal currency or time index. The chart is organized by geography first and product segment second.
Visible structure inside the graphic
The visual is arranged as a broad cross-regional comparison with one region after another laid out in a row. That structure makes China’s role stand out immediately while still allowing the reader to compare how the rest of the world is moving toward electrification.
Main takeaway from the visual
Electrification in two-wheelers is already well advanced in China and has started to spread across other regions rather than remaining a purely future concept. The chart is built to show uneven but real geographic momentum.
Key standout values or extremes
The title and alt text both point to China as the strongest current leader. The key visual contrast is between China’s advanced electric position and the still-developing but rising adoption patterns in places such as India and Southeast Asia.
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