Kia Edition
There were 856 electric cars sold in SK last year, a new record, pulling the EV Share slightly up from 0,05% to 0,06%.
Looking at the possible YTD ranking, Kia wins by a long shot, with 57% share, with the Soul EV succeeding to overcome the thought dead #2 Samsung SM3 EV and earn the Best Seller Trophy, with the BMW i3 winning a rather surprising #4, while the other Kia model (Ray EV) ends in #3 its last year on the market.
A final mention for the Nissan Leaf, registering 30 units in December, will the japanese car gain traction in South Korea and become a relevant player?
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South Korea
| December | 2014 | % | Pl '13 |
1 | Kia Soul EV | 30 | 311 | 36 |
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2 | Samsung SM3 ZE | 20 | 203 | 24 |
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3 4 | Kia Ray EV BMW i3 | 15 10 | 183 83 | 21 10 |
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5 6 | Chevrolet Spark EV Nissan Leaf | 5 30 | 46 30 | 5 |
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TOTAL | 115 | 856 | 100 |
Well, The concept of the electric car is awesome. I completely agree with this post. But, still in European countries demanding for used cars. I would like to share a best source of used cars in London, UK i.e Honda Jazz & Japan Car Imports
ReplyDeleteHello. I think there is a mistake as accordingly to the tab, 30 Nissan Leaf have been sold in December but only 22 for the whole year.
ReplyDeleteError corrected! :)
Deleteix 35 fuel cell ?
ReplyDeleteI don't have comprehensive numbers regarding Fuel Cells, but i can say they are on the one digit per month.
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ReplyDeleteNot everybody knows that Samsung sm3 really WAS = Renault fluence z.e. /discontinued/
ReplyDeleteRenault Fluence ZE, produced at Bursa, Turkey was discontinued, but Renault Samsung SM3 ZE is still produced at Busan in South Korea. But basically it's the same car.
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