Everything is rolling for Tesla, since according to statistics published by Tesla Motor Club, car registrations of the brand in Europe have already exceeded the total of the previous year.
Presentation of a Model 3 with a new design and the best finishes, cleverly organized leaks concerning the Cybertruck, we can say that Tesla’s news is hot, which is probably not to displease the CEO of the company, who loves nothing so much as being talked about about him and his businesses. Another excellent news for the businessman: on the Old Continent, the number of Tesla registrations in August 2023 (237,556) is already higher than that recorded for the whole of 2022 (233,800).
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At this rate, 2023 is likely to be a historic year for the brand, which could well register a 50% increase at the start of 2024. The countries in which Teslas sell best are Germany, with 47,189 units, France (35,262) and the United Kingdom (33,302). According to the Finbold website, ” hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) represent the largest share with twice the number of registrations of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) while plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) rank third.
Tesla’s European sales are already skyrocketing
In addition to the intrinsic quality of their vehicles, Tesla’s success can be explained by the price reductions granted on the brand’s cars. Since the beginning of the year, in fact, the prices of American electric cars have melted like snow in the sun, with discounts of up to €10,000 on the Model 3, Y, S and X.
Along the same lines, the fact that the company has increased the productivity of the Berlin Giga Factory has increased sales: the waiting times to get behind the wheel of a Tesla are now much shorter. In Europe, a Model 3 ordered in August will be delivered between November 2023 and January 2024, depending on the model. In addition, Tesla imposes its proprietary connector a little more every day on other car manufacturers, which should eventually make Superchargers the industry standard sockets.