Netherlands: Plug-In Car Sales Increased In January 2023 via insideevs.com
Car sales in the Netherlands increased in January by 7 percent year-over-year, while at the same time, the country continues its transition to electric cars.
According to EV Volumes' data, shared by Jose Pontes, some 8,900 new plug-in cars were registered last month, which is roughly 25 percent more than a year ago and the best January ever. Market share increased from 23 percent a year ago to 27 percent. It's especially nice to see that all-electric car registrations surged by 62 percent year-over-year to over 5,000 units, taking a solid 15 percent of the market.At the same time, plug-in hybrids noted a slight 4 percent decrease in registrations compared to January 2022 but still account for a pretty high 12 percent of the total volume.
We don't know what the year 2023 will bring, but after January, we are cautiously optimistic, especially for BEVs.Total: 8,900 and 27% share
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