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![]() Nissan’s Leaf, thanks in large measure to its continuing strong performance in Norway, where repeatedly it remains one of the country’s most popular cars, has retained the coveted pole position in West Europe's half year electric top-sellers league, according to AID compiled figures. But that hides the uncomfortable truth that Tesla’s Model S, one of the fastest climbers on the scene is already snapping at its heels According to AID’s own exclusive data, almost four-in-ten Leafs registered in Western Europe during this year’s first half ended up on the driveways of Norway’s pampered electric car owners. Viewed this way, just two markets – Norway and the UK – soaked up some 4,425 West European Leaf sales during this year’s first half. 4,425
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