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![]() In Western Europe, the Sunderland-built Nissan LEAF tops the best-seller list, accounting for 25.7 per cent of all new electric cars registered during this year’s opening first quarter, according to AID’s exclusively compiled figures. One of the new recent arrivals, the second-placed e-Golf, took another 16.4 per cent. Perhaps most astonishing to dedicated electric car market watchers, Tesla’s Model S, after yet another strong performance in Norway, took a further 16.2 per cent. Renault’s slow-selling ZOE took fourth position with 14.7 per cent of West Europe’s overall electric car market. However, BMW’s i3 performance was judged at best a mild disappointment ...more Golf dethrones LEAF as Europe’s top-selling electric car 30 Mar 2015 > Hardly an electrifying start to Europe’s 2015 electric car season 17 Mar 2015 > November sees first drop in West European electric car sales 15 Jan 2015 AID
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