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Those with a vested interest in the electric car market
breathed a collective sigh of relief as AID compiled figures showed a strong 38.6 per cent jump in
West Europe’s September electric car registrations, reversing four straight monthly declines.
September’s strong rebound, ostensibly sparked by the initial big splurge from Tesla’s only recently arrived
Model X and the showroom arrival of BMW’s higher driving range i3, resulted in a near tripling of Tesla sales
this September.
Tesla’s outwardly impressive surge, AID’s own figures reveal, was due
principally to close on 1,500 Model X registrations in September,
representing one-in-two Teslas registered in Western Europe that month...more
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