Renault Zoe sales are up 167.9% year-on-year in the UK in 2020. Discover UK's Top 150 models over the Full Year 2020 here. We can now share with you a Top 150 models for the UK over the Full Year 2020. We learn that the Volvo XC40 (+62%) ends up…
The VW Golf manages to remain #2 in England unlike in the UK overall. Picture autoexpress.co.uk Explore 8 years of English Historical data here. Thanks to our partnership with SMMT, we can share with you a zoom in on England as a UK nation, keep in mind overall UK sales figures…
The Audi e-Tron is the best-selling vehicle in Norway in 2020... Discover 65 years of Norwegian Historical Data here. December 2020 is the largest month in Norwegian history at 20.574 units, up 82.8% year-on-year as manufacturers rushed registrations to lower their average CO2 emissions for the year and avoid fines.…
The Jaguar i-Pace ranks #2 in the UK in April. Picture carmagazine.co.uk 8/06 update: Now with 2020 YTD Top 130 models. As we predicted a month ago based on COVID-19 infection rates, the nation-wide lockdown, implemented later than most European nations (on March 23), was extended and covered the entire…
The Toyota RAV4 is the best-selling vehicle in Iceland in 2019. Discover 20 years of Icelandic Historical Data here. Exclusive to BSCB we can offer you today complete 2019 new car sales data for Iceland, a market imploding another harsh -31.7% to 11.728 registrations, 13.183 including light commercials. The 2…
The Tesla Model 3 sells 15.683 units for a 11.1% share in Norway in 2019. Discover close to 65 years of Norwegian Historical Data here. In 2019 Norway remains by far the world leader in terms of market shares for both electrified vehicle sales and pure EV sales. Electrified sales…
The Tesla Model 3 is the most popular vehicle in Norway so far in 2019. 22/10 update: Now with Top 290 All-models and Top 50 All-brands. Less impacted by WLTP disruptions last year as it is not part of the EU, the Norwegian new car market edges up 5.1% year-on-year…
Tesla and Jaguar both swim upstream in a declining market. The Norwegian new car market slides down -16.4% year-on-year in August to 12.073 units, tilting the year-to-date tally into negative at -1.4% and 99.460 registrations. Volkswagen (-11.1%) and Toyota (-10.3%) manage to lose a little less ground than the market…
The Audi e-Tron and Tesla Model 3 are shaping up to be the heroes of 2019 in Norway. The Norwegian new car market edges down -4.5% year-on-year in July to 9.178 registrations, meaning the year-to-date tally is now up just 1.2% at 87.387. After the traditional end-of-quarter freak surge by…
Almost 1 in every 5 cars sold in Norway in June is a Tesla Model 3. New car sales in Norway slip down -3.1% year-on-year in June to 15.352 units, leading to a year-to-date tally up 1.9% to 78.209. As the carmaker has got us used to in the U.S., Tesla…
The Audi e-Tron is up to a world-best 4th place in Norway this month. The Norwegian new car market manages to edge up 0.5% year-on-year in May to 13.117 registrations, leading to a year-to-date volume up 3.2% to 62.857. Toyota (+25%) vastly outperforms the market to easily snap the brands…
The Kia Sportage is the uncontested best-seller in Ukraine so far in 2019. In March, new car sales in Ukraine register their first uptick in 7 months at +7.7% to 7.327 units, leading to a year-to-date tally down -4.9% to 18.343, the first Q1 decline since 2015. Renault (+66.4%) is on…
Citroen is the only Top 12 brand in positive over Q1 in Europe. New car sales in Europe ex-Russia and Turkey drop -3.2% over the First Quarter of 2019 to 4.13 million units. Germany (+0.2%) is the only Top 5 market to register a (very meagre) uptick, with France (-1.1%)…
The Tesla Model 3 has landed in China. Just as we are seeing flashes of recovery on the retail side of the Chinese market, imports drastically slow down their fall in March to just -2.7% at 94.304 units, leading to a Q1 volume down -10.4% to 252.781. Lexus (+13.9%) continues to…
The Jaguar i-Pace ranks 6th overall in Norway in April. Now that last month's Tesla Model 3-related freak event is over, Norway new car sales return to their dismal form at a ghastly -19.9% to just 11.255 units, meaning the year-to-date tally is now up just +3.9% to 49.740. Volkswagen (-2.2%)…