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  • Brazil EV Sales Report: As Local Production Ramps Up, The Latin American Giant Has Started 2026 At 9.8% EV Market Share - CleanTechnica

    The article reports a significant acceleration in Brazil’s electric vehicle (EV) market as 2026 begins, with EV market share reaching 9.8%. After a period of slow growth and plateaus throughout 2023 and 2024, EV sales surged notably in late 2025, peaking at over 26,000 units in December—a 77% increase from the previous year’s record December sales. Although January 2026 saw a typical seasonal dip to 16,671 units, this still represented a strong 48% year-over-year increase. The EV market in Brazil is currently split between plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), which make up 56% of sales, and battery electric vehicles (BEVs), which accounted for 44% in 2025 and nearly 50% in the most recent month. The growth in EV sales is occurring alongside a decline in combustion engine vehicle sales, indicating a shift in consumer preference and a gradual reduction in traditional internal

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  • Tesla's Change in Market Share in 13 European Countries - CleanTechnica

    The article from CleanTechnica analyzes Tesla's market share trends in the pure electric vehicle (EV) segment across 13 European countries during January of 2024, 2025, and 2026. The key finding is a consistent decline in Tesla’s share of the EV market in most countries over this period. For example, Tesla’s market share in the UK dropped from 7.6% in January 2024 to 2.5% in January 2026, and in Norway from 21.6% to 2.9%. Similar downward trends were observed in countries like the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, and Portugal. Out of the 13 countries examined, 11 showed a lower Tesla market share in January 2026 compared to January 2024, indicating a broad and significant market share erosion. The article emphasizes that this decline is not simply due to seasonal fluctuations or an overall downturn in EV sales, as the comparison is made between the same month across consecutive

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  • Electric Motorcycles Reach 15.3% Market Share Of New Registrations In Kenya In 2025 - CleanTechnica

    Electric motorcycles in Kenya have experienced rapid growth, reaching a 15.3% market share of new motorcycle registrations in 2025, up from 7.1% in 2024 and just 3.6% in 2023. This surge follows a steady increase over recent years, starting from a mere 0.5% in 2021. The overall motorcycle market in Kenya also expanded significantly, with total new registrations rising 145% from 68,804 in 2024 to 168,286 in 2025. Of these, 25,277 were electric motorcycles, highlighting a strong shift toward electrification in a sector dominated by internal combustion engine (ICE) motorcycles, of which over 2 million are currently registered in the country. The growth in electric motorcycles is part of a broader trend across Africa, where electric vehicle adoption is gaining momentum due to factors like government policies (e.g., Ethiopia’s ban on fully built ICE cars), private sector innovation, and

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  • European Auto Industry In Turmoil As Tesla Continues To Lose Market Share - CleanTechnica

    Tesla’s market share in Europe has declined for six consecutive months, with June deliveries dropping 22.9% year-on-year to 34,781 vehicles amid a broader 5.1% decline in new car sales across the continent. The decline is attributed to increased competition from a growing number of electric vehicle (EV) models, particularly from Chinese manufacturers like BYD, Leapmotor, and Xpeng, whose market share nearly doubled to 5.1% in the first half of the year. Tesla’s brand image has also suffered due to controversial actions by CEO Elon Musk, and despite a refreshed Model Y produced in Germany and a Chinese-made Model 3, the company’s core models are aging and have not generated the expected sales boost. Analysts highlight that Tesla is facing significant challenges, including the loss of income from U.S. regulatory credits and slower growth compared to the overall EV market in Europe. Musk’s focus appears divided among various ventures beyond Tesla, raising concerns about the company’s

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  • Uruguay EV Sales Report: At 17.6% BEV Market Share in April, We Have a New Leader in Latin America!

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  • Costa Rica achieved the highest EV market share in the Americas for the third consecutive year in 2024

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  • Waymo’s Not-So-Secret Weapon for Rapid Growth

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