In the first half of 2014,
electric car sales were up 77% in Europe. The big driver of that growth
(no pun intended) was Norway, which saw its sales increase 302%
compared to the first half of 2013. France, in the #2 position, actual
saw a small decrease in sales — though, its sales have picked up again
in the past couple of months.
Like Norway but not to such a strong extent, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Sweden all saw strong increases in electric car sales. Italy saw a slight increase.
As far as the top electric cars, they were the Nissan Leaf (7,109), Tesla Model S (5,330), and Renault Zoe (3,669). Tesla Model S sales were largely in Norway (over 3,000 there), while Renault Zoe sales were largely in France (over 1,600 there).
Read more: Electric Car Sales In EU Increase 77% | CleanTechnica
Like Norway but not to such a strong extent, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Sweden all saw strong increases in electric car sales. Italy saw a slight increase.
As far as the top electric cars, they were the Nissan Leaf (7,109), Tesla Model S (5,330), and Renault Zoe (3,669). Tesla Model S sales were largely in Norway (over 3,000 there), while Renault Zoe sales were largely in France (over 1,600 there).
Read more: Electric Car Sales In EU Increase 77% | CleanTechnica
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