In August, 270,356 new plug-in electric cars were registered in Europe, about 68 percent more than a year ago.
In August, plug-in electric car sales in Europe increased quite noticeably, reaching the highest market share so far this year. According to EV Volumes data, shared by Jose Pontes, in August, 270,356 new plug-in electric cars were registered in Europe, about 68 percent more than a year ago. That's about 30 percent of the total volume.
Interestingly, the Tesla Model 3 also was very strong with 11,998 new registrations, beating the top Volkswagen Group MEB-based models - Volkswagen ID.4 , Skoda Enyaq iV , and Volkswagen ID.3 . Nonetheless, it's worth noting that Volkswagen BEV sales improved recently. Results for the month: Tesla Model Y - 21,824 Tesla Model 3 - 11,998 Volkswagen ID.4 - 8,439 Skoda Enyaq iV - 8,075 Volkswagen ID.
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