"Electric Vehicle Surge: Europe's New Car Registrations Soar, Outpacing Diesel and Boosting Sales"

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Electric vehicle (EV) registrations in Europe have surpassed those of diesel-powered vehicles for the first time, with 1.23 million EVs registered between January and October compared to 1.22 million diesel vehicles. EVs accounted for a market share of 14.2% in October, up from 12% last year. Gasoline-powered vehicles still hold a third of the market, while hybrid electrics have a 28.6% share. New car sales in the EU increased by 14.6% in October, driven by a significant rise in all-electric vehicle sales.
- In a first, EV new car registrations surpass diesel in Europe Electrek.co
- New car sales in Europe pop as EVs record 36% increase and hybrids account for nearly 3 in 10 vehicles sold Fortune
- New car registrations: +14.6% in October; battery electric 14.2% market share ACEA
- Europe car sales up 14% in October on high EV demand Automotive News Europe
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