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Europe's car market stabilized last month in October after a couple of months of declines,

thanks to electric vehicles. Pure Bevs were up 6.9% in October here in Europe, also including Britain

and the Free Trade Association, diesels were down 8.1%. Who did well? Volkswagen Group sold

287,000 new vehicles, also doing really well with cars like the Schoda Enniak, overtaking

Tesla's model Y, becoming Europe's top-selling EV. Well done, Schotter the Schoda Enniak overtaking Tesla's model Y, becoming

Europe's top selling EV.

Well done, Schotter.

Good old Eniac air.

Still around, still selling really well.

What kind of cars are people buying?

Well, new data from Data Force shows that the overall full electric market, year to date,

first 10 months of the year compared to same 10 months last year.

It's about flat.

It's down a little bit.

But what's suffering?

Small cars.

What are people buying?

Larger premium cars.

So after years are people saying, well, I won't buy an EV because they're all too expensive.

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