Figures ACEA

EU sees car sales rising in 2025, electric and hybrid on the rise

De verkoop van elektrische auto's steeg met bijna 30 procent tot 1,9 miljoen auto’s in 2025. Foto: Shutterstock

Sales of new passenger cars in the European Union increased in 2025, reports European industry association ACEA. The figures show that electric and hybrid cars were particularly popular, including in the Netherlands.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

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