Electric auto charging in front of a residential house
Electric auto charging in front of a residential house

The demand for new propulsion systems continues to rise. While combustion engines still play a significant role, hybrid and fully electric models are becoming increasingly dominant—especially in the SUV segment, which is growing in Switzerland with innovative electric vehicles. However, caution is advised with electric vehicles: unclear residual values and rapid model changes can make purchasing risky. This is where car subscriptions come into play as a flexible solution that offers maximum security. Users can test electric cars without financial risk, return them easily at the end, or take their time to determine if purchasing is worthwhile—all fixed costs, such as insurance and maintenance, are included.

The future of mobility is electric

In 2024, electric cars accounted for nearly 19% of new registrations, while hybrid vehicles contributed an additional 9%. However, this represents a slight decline compared to 2023, when the share of electric cars was still at 21%. This development highlights the uncertainties currently affecting the market. According to the “Electromobility Roadmap,” an initiative of the Swiss government extended in September, half of all new registrations should be electric or hybrid vehicles by 2030.

Why did new registrations decline in 2024?

Despite the long-term trend toward electromobility, 2024 presented several challenges that impacted the number of new electric vehicle registrations. According to Carvolution Magazine, rising energy prices and uncertainties surrounding subsidy policies in Europe caused some consumers to hesitate. Additionally, concerns about the long-term durability of batteries and the availability of raw materials for battery production contributed to the hesitation. These factors have led some potential buyers to explore alternative powertrains or opt for a car subscription, enabling them to drive electric vehicles flexibly, without long-term commitments, and with full cost control.

Electric SUVs: Modern design meets sustainable propulsion

The Tesla Model Y will remain one of the most popular electric vehicles in 2025, closely followed by the Škoda Enyaq and the Audi Q4. These models are known not only for their electric drive technology but also for their SUV format. As SUVs, they offer a raised seating position for better visibility and enhanced driving safety. Their spacious trunks and roomy interiors make them ideal choices for families and dog owners. Additionally, their futuristic design is a major draw. At Carvolution, electric SUVs like the Tesla Model Y, Škoda Enyaq, and Volvo XC60 are among the customer favorites.

How is this trend reflected at Carvolution?

Electric vehicles are among the fastest-growing categories at Carvolution. Fully electric or plug-in hybrid models now make up over 40% of the range. The increasing environmental awareness of customers is also reflected in their consumption behavior. Thanks to this demand, the proportion of electric vehicles in Carvolution’s offering is expected to grow further in the coming years.

What are the costs of electric cars?

The costs of electric cars vary greatly. There are budget-friendly models like the Dacia Spring and high-end vehicles like the Tesla Model S. Despite higher purchase costs, electric cars are often cheaper to operate. According to recent calculations, the per-kilometer cost for electric cars is between 80 and 85 cents, compared to 90 cents to 1 franc for gasoline and diesel vehicles. Even with rising energy prices, the advantage of low operating costs remains, as electric cars are significantly more energy-efficient.

What should you consider when buying an electric car?

Range, charging times, and charging infrastructure are key factors when purchasing an electric car. Families and frequent drivers should prioritize high range, while accessible charging infrastructure is essential for daily use. The residual value of an electric car is another important consideration, as battery technology evolves quickly. A car subscription with Carvolution can be a smart alternative: you enjoy the benefits of an electric car without worrying about residual values or operating costs. Everything is included in the monthly fixed price—insurance, maintenance, tires, and more.

New electric cars at Carvolution

In 2025, Carvolution will add new electric vehicles to its range. With the proven all-in-one package, insurance, taxes, maintenance, and tires are already included. You can drive your electric car for a fixed monthly price without hidden costs. The new models will be announced throughout the year, but one thing is certain: Carvolution will continue to offer a wide range of electric vehicles tailored to your needs.

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