I don't think that's accurate, yes, less EVs are written off but comparatively there are more ICE cars to begin with.
Say roughly 20% of cars under 5 years old are EVs that would mean there would have to be 5 times as many ICE cars written off just to break even in percentage terms. The actual figure is about double so...
Taking the report at face value it says about percentages of EVs (0.9%) and ICEs (1.89%), so a common denominator. Example (assuming 10x more ICE than EV up to 5 years old):
0.9% of 1 million EVs = 9,000 cars
1.89% of 10 million ICEs = 189,000 cars
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