PARIS (Reuters) – New car registrations in France rose 11.5% in June, the Automotive Industry Platform (PFA) said on Saturday, giving the French market growth of 15.3% overall. of the first semester.
Last month, 190,848 new private vehicles were registered in France, the PFA said.
Registrations of the Stellantis group – Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat and Jeep in particular – rose by 4.9% over the month, while those of the Renault group – Renault, Dacia and Alpine – fell by 7.8%.
100% electric models – at the head of which the Peugeot e-208 and the Tesla Model Y, the eighth best-selling car in France over six months – represented 15.5% of registrations over the half-year, in constant progression, against 38% for gasoline, stable over one year, and only 10.6% for diesel, whose erosion continues.
(Report Gilles Guillaume)
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