US EditionNew EU car registrations rise 1.4% in November YTD (TSLA:NASDAQ)
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The European car market seems to be recovering slowly.
The Automotive Association also reported in a statement that, despite the “new positive impulse”, sales volumes remain “very low below the previous levels of the pandemic” covid-19. Electric battery vehicles reached a market share of 16.9% in the first 11 months of 2025, in line with the projections for the year, according to ACEA. In Portugal, 1,662.399 units of this type of motor vehicles were sold until November. The four major EU markets for…
The car registrations for November in Europe show the buoyancy of electric cars. Here are the current details from the industry. The post car registrations: Electric cars start through – state push is likely to strengthen trend appeared first on financemarktwelt.de.
In November, the number of registrations increased in the European Union, as has been the case for several months. However, this trend hides figures which remain very low compared to the end of 2010.
EU car registrations up 2.1% in November, +1.4% year-to-date
In November, EU car registrations rose 2.1% according to data from the European Car Manufacturers Association (ACEA). For the year to date (YTD), the rise is 1.4%. With the EFTA countries and the UK included, the increase is 2.4% and 1.9%, respectively. Despite the recent positive momentum, overall volumes remain well below pre-pandemic levels. The battery-electric car market share reached 16.9% YTD, in line with projections for the year, yet st…
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