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plugin electric vehicle share, up from 14.8% November saw France, Europe’s second largest auto market, hit a record 23.5% share a year ago. Legacy diesels and plugless hybrids continued to stagnate below 20% share, with petrol taking a breath at just under 37% share, before its next dive.
June saw plugin EVs at 90.9% Full electrics increased their share to 82.2%, with plugin hybrid share diminishing to 8.7%. share of Norway’s auto market, up from 89.9% a year ago. Overall auto volume was 15,566 units, up 4.5%
Sweden’s auto market saw plugin electric vehicle share continue to grow strongly in December, reaching a record 74.6%, up from 60.7% December’s combined plugin share of 74.6% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). Full year 2022 plugin share stood at 56.1%, up from 45.0% year on year. share of the market.
Norway’s plugin electric vehicles took 91.1% The slight dent in share came from a drop in plugin hybrid volume, against overall market growth. March’s combined plugin result of 91.1% plugin hybrids. Plugless hybrids (HEVs) did better than PHEVs, growing their share from a year ago (6.1% year on year. comprised 86.8%
Sweden’s plugin electric vehicle share reached 55.7% Full electrics grew share strongly, whilst plugin hybrids lost share slightly. April’s combined plugin result of 55.7% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). Thus, BEVs have grown share at a healthy clip, whilst PHEVs saw a slight trimming. year on year (YoY).
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV; via Mitsubishi. One of the first three-row plugin cars to hit the market , Mitsubishi’s Outlander PHEV is a great “lily pad” vehicle for suburban families who want to drive electric but still worry about being able to find a charging station when they need one.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV; via Mitsubishi. One of the first three-row plugin cars to hit the market , Mitsubishi’s Outlander PHEV is a great “lily pad” vehicle for suburban families who want to drive electric but still worry about being able to find a charging station when they need one.
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The German auto market saw plugin electric vehicles take 20.5% Full electrics, however, saw increased share, though were outweighed by a halving of plugin hybrid share, a result of recent policy adjustments. April’s combined plugin result of 20.5% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). share in April, significantly down from 24.3%
The tide has turned in the electrification of the German auto market, with plugin electric vehicles taking the majority of sales for the first time in December. Plugins took 55.4% of the month’s passenger auto sales, with full electrics taking a third (33.2%) and plugin hybrids taking over a fifth (22.2%). PHEV (from 12.4%).
France’s plugin electric vehicle share reached 23.8% Full electrics grew share, whilst plugin hybrids remained static. February’s combined plugin result of 23.8% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). February’s combined plugin result of 23.8% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). in February, up from 20.1% year on year.
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June saw plugin EVs at 90.9% Full electrics increased their share to 82.2%, with plugin hybrid share diminishing to 8.7%. share in June, full battery electrics (BEVs) contributed 82.2%, with plugin hybrids (PHEVs) at 8.7%. share in June, full battery electrics (BEVs) contributed 82.2%, with plugin hybrids (PHEVs) at 8.7%.
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May saw France’s plugins take over 24% market share, up from 20.9% share, while plugin hybrids slightly lost share. May’s combined plugin result of 24.3% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). May’s combined plugin result of 24.3% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). year on year, with new Stellantis BEVs arriving.
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The UK saw plugin electric vehicles take 22.4% BEVs saw fractional market share growth YoY, and a new volume record, whilst PHEVs saw a slight decline. March’s combined plugin share of 22.4% plugin hybrids (PHEVs). PHEVs slackened, with just 11.8% of the auto market in March, down from 22.7% year on year.
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