🚗 First time: An EV is Europe's best-selling car

🚗 First time: An EV is Europe's best-selling car

During the first quarter, it happened! An electric car tops the list of new cars in Europe.

Warp Editorial Staff
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Tesla's Model Y was Europe's best-selling car during the first quarter of 2023, reports Allt om Elbil.

This is the first time that an electric car tops the sales statistics.

With 65,000 newly registered cars, Model Y became the clear number one, ahead of Dacia Sandero at 58,000 and Volkswagen T-Roc with just under 54,000.

Here are the top ten, compiled by Allt om Elbil.

Tesla Model Y 65 051
Dacia Sandero 57 982
Volkswagen T-Roc 53 698
Opel Corsa 51 356
Peugeot 208 51 324
Toyota Yaris Cross 50 709
Volkswagen Tiguan 43 208
Dacia Duster 42 756
Renault Clio 42 605
Volkswagen Golf 41 360

🔋 Tesla Model Y is Sweden’s best-selling car
During the first quarter of 2023, an electric car became the best-selling car for the first time. Tesla Model Y came in first, ahead of Volvo XC40 in second place.
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