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![]() For an anxious electric car industry the upside is that West Europe’s July registrations of their distressingly slow-moving plug-ins - compared with the same month last year - have nearly doubled to some 4,371 units. The downside is that this is due chiefly to the ongoing buoyancy in just one of the seventeen markets monitored exclusively by AID every month Despite July’s outwardly impressive progress, albeit from last year’s very low levels, already the electric car industry’s total July haul in Western Europe has dropped well short of the higher registrations already seen this March, May and June. Moreover, Europe’s July’s electric car registrations were presumably flattered by the inevitable initial spike from recently launched models from domestic autoindustry heavyweights. 4,371
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