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WESTERN EUROPE / PHEV AID EXCLUSIVE
European PHEV lift-off
Mitsubishi’s Outlander PHEV balloon suddenly takes to the sky

Published: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 17:00:12 GMT
 

Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV sales trends Europe

At a time when pricey plug-ins (PHEVs) have failed to generate even a faint blip on Europe’s autoindustry radar screens, AID’s exclusively compiled figures point to the meteoric ascent of just one solitary sector newcomer 

Rising literally overnight from its formerly held position of almost total obscurity - with the exception of the Netherlands - Mitsubishi’s Outlander PHEV (CO
2 44g/km) streaked to the forefront and currently ranks as this year’s unchallenged star performer in Europe’s ‘Ultra-low-Emission-Vehicle’ (ULEV) segment.

14,100
Nine months Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV registrations in Western Europe


Its newly won status as the biggest hitter in the region’s still embryonic plug-in market is driven home by AID’s own numbers showing that in the nine months to September this year the Outlander PHEV has comfortably outsold every other rival in the region’s ULEV segment. 

That includes Nissan’s Leaf, which, according to AID figures, has comfortably retained Europe’s electric car sales crown. 
...more 


> September electric car market - Mere blip or lasting change in trends?  30 Oct 2014


> West Europe's hybrid car market - Big mountain to climb  28 Oct 2014


> Electric car sales pace, far from growing, is slowing  26 Sep 2014


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