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year on year and Belgium fell by 5.5%. The increase in October was driven by positive results in Belgium (up 47.6%) and the Netherlands (up 32.2%). Only two larger markets recorded drops in hybrid volumes, with Belgium down 5%, and Italy declining 0.2%. This means the supply of pure petrol vehicles is declining.
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year-on-year drop in the Netherlands to a 4% fall in Belgium. In comparison, internal-combustion engine ( ICE ) powered models recorded far more stable RVs on average. The BEVs on offer have also been far younger than the petrol and diesel-powered models. on average across observed European markets.
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