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Registrations increased by 30% to 172,600 units, resulting in the highest monthly market share for these vehicles this year at 17.1% – the second highest on record after December 2021 at 18.9%.

Last month, the overall market grew by the biggest margin in 2022 Volkswagen Group, Toyota, and Ford drive growth BEV registrations exceeded 1 million units since January The Volkswagen ID.3 and ID.4 led the BEV ranking In October, the European new car market grew by 14% registering 903,533 new vehicles. This marks the third consecutive month of growth in 2022.

With 29,367 registered units, up by a staggering 227%, the Model Y accounted for almost 3 in every 100 new cars registered in Europe last month, marking the first time that the SUV has led the European ranking.

Gasoline cars up by 6%. Made-in-China cars counted for 20% of all BEVs registered Europe in August

The registrations of BEVs increased by 20% to 90,139 units in July.

A total of 215,000 units were registered in June 2022, down by 8% from the 233,000 units registered a year ago.

Overall volume fell by 13% when compared with May 2020 Volkswagen Group continued to lead, but Hyundai-Kia gained the most market share Stellantis secured the top three positions in the overall rankings Last month, the European new car market fell by 13% with a total of 935,854 registered units – taking the year-to-date new vehicle registrations to 4,482,463 units.

In April, the EVs posted a 1.4% decline compared to the same month last year, following the semiconductor shortage

The plug-in hybrid and pure electric cars (PHEV and BEV) outperformed diesels with 244,801 new registrations