The European passenger car market continues to struggle as the overall sales decreased again in July. The plug-in electric car segment is also affected by the challenging market situation - especially the constrained supply of new cars. According to EV Volumes data, shared by Jose Pontes, over 157,000 new passenger plug-in cars were registered in
The cost of new wheels in the U.S. is getting more expensive seemingly by the month. The average price Americans paid for a new vehicle in July hit a record high of $48,182, according to automotive research company Kelley Blue Book. And prices are likely to continue rising because demand for new vehicles is unusually
End of the year and these results are, ofc - high, as expected. It’s the end of the quarter time, which means the Tesla push was in full force and the result is sales of the Model S and X at well over 7,300 combined in the U.S. Checking in with a combined sales total of 7,350 units, both
EVs made are record in market share in Norway. September brings a massive 22.3% decrease year-over-year in new passenger car registrations in Norway, and even plug-in electric cars dropped down by 2.1% to 6,387. However, with the market shrinking so much, plug-ins were able to achieve an all-time record market share of 60.1%! All-electric cars are selling better and better,
Almost 6% of new BMW and MINI sold these days are plug-ins BMW Group continues to improve its plug-in electric car sales in July. The pace of growth decreased last month to 30.9%. BMW i3 Mini Countryman PHEV are the most purchased. In total, some 10,649 plug-ins were sold, which is 5.9% of BMW’s total sales result for the month. This is
BMW Group significantly increased sales of plug-in electric cars in June reaching a new all-time record. In total, 13,806 new electrified BMW and MINI vehicles were sold. That is 47.6% more than a year ago, and slightly more than the previous record in December 2017 - 13,271. three quarters of the vehicles we sell in Norway are electrified one in three BMW
