Europe’s electric car sales jump 70% in September
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The number of registrations of all-electric cars (BEVs) in Europe increased by 70.3 percent year-on-year in September. Behind this are seen an increase in the price of motor fuel, state subsidy schemes and the entry into the market of more affordable car models.
The market for pure electric vehicles in Europe grew by more than 70 percent in September, making electricity-powered cars a share of just under one third in the most important markets.
In September, 70.3 percent more pure electric cars were newly registered in Europe than a year earlier.The post Every third new car in Europe drives electric first appeared on Nordisch.info.
Milan, 20 Oct. (askanews) - In September, in the 17 European countries monitored by E-Mobility Europe, New Automotive and Fier Automotive, registrations of battery-powered electric cars (Bev) increased by 70.3% to 300.202 units, reaching a [...]
The entire sales of electric cars in 17 major European markets rose by 70.3% during September, with high oil prices, government subsidies, and the availability of less expensive models continuing to grow demand. Data from I Mobility Europe and New Automotiv today showed that the entire electric car registrations - a sales index - amounted to approximately 300,000 units, holding [...] sales of electric cars in Europe jumping 70% during September,…
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