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Biggest BEV maker if you include PHEVs, but thats not what I'm talking about. Which of those models actually exist and which ones are any good? Because the las
by codeulike 6y ago
Biggest BEV maker if you include PHEVs, but thats not what I'm talking about.
Which of those models actually exist and which ones are any good? Because the last electric Audi I heard about was feeble. The Porche has good handling going for it but not much else.
- clouddrover 6y agoNo, biggest BEV maker in Europe right now. The chart is a bit confusing.
- codeulike 6y agoHmm ok, just scraping ahead of Nissan/Renault. OK well thats something. What have they been selling 30k of between Jan and Apr then? e-Golfs and e-Trons? edit: WAIT, your chart is 'Western Europe'. If you look at all of Europe, YTD sales (up to July) you get: Renault Zoe - 46259 Tesla Model 3 - 34014 VWe-Golf - 21794 Audi e-Tron - 16643 Kona EV - 15971 https://ev-sales.blogspot.com/2020/08/europe-july-2020.html https://ev-sales.blogspot.com/2020/08/europe-july-2020.html Strong showing by the e-Golf (how are they selling that many of a car with 125 mile range??) and e-Tron but even if you add them together Renault are still way ahead. Well deserved, the Zoe is a great package. Edit: WAIT WAIT didn't go far enough down the list to catch the e-up E-up - 9975 So that does indeed put vw in the lead, and mostly with sales of previous-gen EVs with 100/125 range. How are they shifting those?
- reitzensteinm 6y agoYou missed the e-UP, so parent's assertion is actually correct. But Europe this year isn't representative, Tesla lost a quarter to covid and their sales ramp for Q3 hasn't happened yet. On the other hand, the ID.3 and ID.4 are going to provide serious competition in the near future, and on the other, other hand, GF Berlin will come eventually. Exiting times.