I'm ready to celebrate this as much as anyone but when I see a discontinuity like that my first question is, what else might be going on? Any changes in gov't. incentives or model prices/availability? Hard to believe EV demand grew 2x b/w Dec and Jan holding all else equal.
If there was any mistaking what year we have just entered, a glance at France's January passenger car registrations data gives more than just a few pointers and why #CO2 targets are likely to be achieved...
https://www.schmidtmatthias.de/post/france-s-january-ev-boost-a-reflection-of-what-s-to-come …pic.twitter.com/5jvGeFgp6R
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In Germany we will wait for the subsidies to be „Ready“. Might be a lack of ink for the Printer in the ministry, since it was finished in November but still not published. Who knows
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Yes Germany won’t be too spectacular until then. UK and France likely to be main drivers for now
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In the Netherlands the share went from 50% in December to 3,3% in January. But that has another reason
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Sweden, 30,7% plug-in sales in January.
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Best selling car in Norway in January Audi e-Tron:https://twitter.com/BBaardsen/status/1224225358712647682?s=20 …
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44,3% BEV plus 20,1% PHEV for a total of 64,4% plug-ins for Norway in January.
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And almost zero were Teslas.
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Obviously since all Teslas were delivered in December and the new boats for the deliveries this quarter don't reach Europe until February. The difference between orders and deliveries....
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