"Was that a rocket that passed by us? No, it was the e-Golf. Wooow..." |
VW e-Golf rocks the market
Austrian plug-in sales are up 46% this year, to over 1.200 new Plug-ins, placing the PEV Share at record heights (1.9%).
The good thing about this market is that it is a BEV-heavy market, with all-electric cars representing 70% of sales. When governments play the incentives cards right, good things like these (Large share and growth) happen.
Looking at the models ranking, the news of the year is the thundering leap of the VW e-Golf into the leadership, with two consecutive record performances (115 units in January and 191 in February), the German hatchback passed right by through the Renault Zoe and BMW i3, to sit in the Best Seller Throne, with space to spare.
Another BEV with a good start is the Hyundai Ioniq Electric, #4 with 122 units, it seems the increased production is starting to create some benefits for the Korean hatchback.
Another BEV with a good start is the Hyundai Ioniq Electric, #4 with 122 units, it seems the increased production is starting to create some benefits for the Korean hatchback.
The same can't be said about the Tesla nameplates, with the Model S only Seventh, and the Model X in #17.
Will we see a recovery for the American brand in March?
In the manufacturers ranking, Volkswagen is ahead with 12% share, followed by BMW (8%), and Renault (7%).
Great review Jose, the thing is about Tesla's are that are just too big for most counties outside the USA.
ReplyDeleteHi Jose.
ReplyDeleteCan you please check the "Others" and "Total" figures?
Thanks.
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Hi Alok, bug corrected.
DeleteThanks for the input!