The number of new passenger car registrations in Hungary rose 13.0% year-on-year to 108,422 in January-September, data compiled by the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) show.
Sales of battery electric vehicles surged 30.1% to 10,443 during the period. Sales of plug-in hybrids rose by 111.8% to 9,834, while sales of hybrids increased by 12.7% to 54,774. New registrations of gasoline-powered cars fell by 2.5%, and those of diesel cars declined by 8.5%.
Alone in the month of September, new passenger car registrations climbed 20.3% year-on-year to 12,488. Sales of BEVs jumped 34.6% to 1,218.
Among the four largest EU markets, new car registrations rose by 5.3% in Germany, 6.7% in Spain, and 8.6% in Italy during the first nine months, while France recorded a 4.1% increase.
Sales of all-electric cars rose by 79.1% in France, 58.1% in Germany, 39.5% in Spain, and 66.7% in Italy. Demand for hybrid vehicles increased by 20.8% in Italy and 20.5% in Spain, while growth of 4.9% was recorded in Germany and 0.6% in France.
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