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In Western Europe’s June market BEVs captured 1% car sales share, buoyed by hot sales in both Norway and Germany, AID data reveals
Europe’s electric car market, coming hot on the heels of a record first quarter, has lost little fizz during subsequent months. That’s underlined by latest
AID compiled figures showing that regional BEV sales between April and June this year reached the second highest quarterly sales figure on record. A lively start to this year’s BEV sales season by any measure.
In June, continuing a now closely monitored trend, West Europe’s pure electric car market (BEVs), excluding plug-in hybrids
(PHEVs) reached the second highest total on record. More good news for the sector, sales during this year’s second quarter reached some 30,912 units. That’s the second-best quarter for BEV sales in Western Europe and was topped only during this year’s opening quarter when sales ballooned to an even higher 33,016 units. For Europe’s BEV market, this year’s first and second quarter stand out as the region’s best-ever quarterly sales periods.
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