4 hours ago by Mark Kane
October brings significant growth of plug-in electric car sales in Europe. Around 27,800 were delivered, which is 56% more than one year ago.
The steady move up resulted in around 2.1% market share.
At the same time, Europe observes collapse in diesel-powered cars, which in one year lost nearly one fifth of its market share, shrinking from nearly 49% to barely 42%. Two years ago it was more than 51%.
In total, more than 242,000 plug-in electric cars were sold in Europe in the first 10 months of 2017.
The best selling model in October was Renault ZOE with 2,205. The YTD number is 26,143 – nearly 10,000 more than the second best BMW i3.
Second in October was the Volkswagen e-Golf that nearly beat ZOE – 2,159 in October and 10,091 YTD.
The top 10 selling plug-in models for 2017 YTD:
Comparison of plug-in electric car sales in the U.S. and Europe.
Source: EV Sales Blog
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Source: European Plug-In Electric Car Sales Surge, While Diesel Collapses In October
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