Sales of electric cars in the UK jumped 25 percent in the third quarter of 2013 and according to the local government is to record highs .
Since its inception in the first quarter in January 2011 , the registrant electric car that gets government subsidies achieve the highest point , as many as 1,149 vehicles .
On the other hand , Renault - Nissan , new entrants in the main market electric cars , the company admitted it would not achieve the sales target of electric cars .
As reported by the Guardian ( 12/11 ) , Carlos Ghosn , CEO of Renault and Nissan , said it would not be able to achieve the sales target of 1.5 million electric vehicles until the end of 2016 .
According to Ghosn , electric car breakthrough could happen in 2020 or 2021.
Nissan Leaf , an electric-powered car , the first car that is eligible for subsidies in the UK , but its competitors in order to arrive is " Range Extender " Vauxhall Ampera , " Renault Zoe " , and last week the BMW i3 .
Besides the electric version of the world's best-selling car , the Ford Focus , already on sale in September and luxury electric car from the U.S. company , Tesla , will be launched to buyers in the UK next spring .
" We will not reach the target . At the present situation , I would see the next four or five years . " Said Ghosn .
Nissan Leaf , which is made at Nissan's plant in Sunderland , England , popular in other countries and menadi selling car in Norway for four months of this year , driven by state tax breaks for electric cars .
Elon Musk , CEO of Tesla , recently said that electric cars are hampered by lobbying from the oil industry promotional campaign similar to the tobacco companies , he said that the government did not offer substantial subsidies to develop this car
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