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![]() The not so good news is that the industry’s total haul this same April reached just under 2,600 electric cars, thus accounting for a near invisible 0.26 per cent of the region’s new car market, AID’s exclusively compiled April figures reveal. April’s contrasting figures from the West European markets regularly and exclusively monitored by AID every month, spotlight the distortions caused in these main markets by some special one-off factors. Registrations of electric cars this April were up on a year ago in eight markets, and fell below last year’s levels in seven markets. This year's numerically most significant gain took place in France, which, thanks to the launch of Renault’s innovative new ZOE, currently ranks as the region’s biggest electric car market. 9,403 A large slice of a still tiny cake, France, with 3,188 new electric car registrations during the four months to April this year, currently accounts for just over a third of the 9,403 electric cars registered in the whole of Western Europe during this year’s opening third. MORE LIKE THIS: Mere straw-fire or first faint hint of eagerly awaited electric car breakthrough? 30 Apr 2013 Sounds of Silence – Renault’s new ZOE 30 Apr 2013 Uphill slog for hybrid cars 19 Mar 2013 DATA
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