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![]() West Europe’s electric car registrations rose by more than a half in October compared with a year earlier, according to AID’s exclusively compiled data. This marks a new milestone in the region’s excruciatingly slow and arduous march to eventually reach some halfway decent sales of battery-powered cars in the region’s diesel-dominated car market Setting a new all-time record for any month, October’s West European electric car registrations zoomed well past the 4,000 threshold, thanks especially to a more than doubling in October registrations in both Norway and Germany, according to AID’s exclusively compiled data. However, digging just a little deeper into October’s outwardly encouraging data, AID observers conclude that the outwardly glowing picture is somewhat less flattering. 4000+
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