EU Car Sales: Electric Vehicles Surge 44% as Gas and Diesel Fade

New car sales in the European Union rose in November, driven by a sharp increase in electric vehicles. Meanwhile, traditional petrol and diesel cars continued to lose market share. Registrations for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) jumped 44% compared to the same month last year. This significant growth highlights the accelerating shift towards electric mobility in the region. In contrast, registrations for petrol and diesel cars fell again. This decline is part of a long-term trend as consumers and manufacturers move toward cleaner technologies. The overall EU car market expansion, despite supply chain challenges, suggests recovering consumer demand. The strong performance of electric cars indicates they are becoming a mainstream choice for European buyers.