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Earlier this month, a Bloomberg report indicated that the Netherlands had the world’s fastest developing vehicle cargo network.
It is also one of the nations best ranked in terms of the number of electric cars on the road in line with the capita, but what do they all drive?I bet you can’t guess the five most popular electric cars in the country under month.
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According to figures compiled through Clean Technica, the most popular electric vehicle in the Netherlands in July, South Korea’s Kia Niro EV, figures show that 644 Niros were sold last month.
After the Niro, the most popular electric vehicle of the time last month, is the MG ZS SUV, which would have sold 501 games, in third place the VW e-Golf, which sold 488 games, the Volvo XC40 PHEV and the Hyundai Kona EV finished fourth. 5th positions, after ascending 402 and 363 sets respectively.
Tesla has just placed the maximum of 20 sensitive, with its style 3 promoting 31 units. Perhaps most unexpectedly, the seven-year-old BMW i3 beat the Tesla and sold 41 units.
However, it should be noted that this was only a month of low sales for Tesla and that the Model 3 remains one of the most popular electric cars in the country.
In addition, the Dutch government launched a new grant package to new electric vehicle buyers in early July, which then sold out in less than 10 days, as the country went crazy for new cars.
The Tesla Model 3, which costs 48,980 euros in the Netherlands, is about 4000 euros above the threshold of the last subsidy, which is part of the explanation of why more electric cars were so popular last month.
However, the year, from January to July, the Model 3 remains one of the most popular cars in the country with 2,721 games sold this year. But July’s strong sales for the Kia Niro mean it takes first place as the best-selling electric. vehicle in the Netherlands this year, having sold 2,942 games so far.
With exciting new electric cars that have still been released to the roads, such as the Polestar 2 (I would say, however) and the Volkswagen ID. 3, we can be sure that new names will appear in the 20 most sensitive before the end of the year. the year. .
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