Almost 10,000 in a months
Byd had A Good Month in July in the European Union. The Chinese Car Manufacturer Sold More than Three Times As Many New Cars That Month As Last Year. This is accordance to the latest figures from the European Automotive Industry Association ACEA. Byd managed to gain market share compared to tesla, whose sales plummeted again.
In Total, Almost 9,700 BYDS WERE Registered in the European Union Last Month, Compared to More Than 3,100 A Year Earlier. This Increased the Market Share of the Chinese Company from 0.4 percent to 1.1 percent. Tesla sold 6,600 cars in July, compared to more than 11000 a year earlier. Due to this Sharp Decencine, the Market Share of the American Manufacturer Shrank from 1.3 percent to 0.7 percent. Worldwide, Byd Already Dethroned Tesla Earlier This Year as the Largest Seller of Electric Cars. Tesla is Struggling with Declining Sales, Partly Due to the Role That CEO Elon Musk Has Played Within The American Government.
The Total Number of New Cars registered in the EU in July was Almost 915,000, an increase or 7.4 percent year-on-year. Only the number of newly sold petrol and diesel cars fell. Significant LLY Fully Electric, Plug-in Hybrid and Hybrid Cars Were Sold.
ACEA Notes That the Market Share of Fully Electric Cars is still 15.6 percent. Accordance to the Industry Club, Europe Needs to Do More to Accelernate the Transition to Electric Driving. “This is not only far below the Level it should be at this point in the transition, but the share is also unevenly distributed across the member States,” Says director General Sigrid de Vries of ACEA. Accordance to Her, Europe Must, Among Other Things, Ensure Lower Charging Rates and More Public Charging Stations.