Almost seven out of ten cars released last month in Greece were SUVs, with the category «B» to remain the favorite choice of Greek drivers. The SUVs of the category collected 40.3%, while the total category «B» It's 60%. The following is the category «C» with 25.75% and «D» 7.5%. Hybrid models dominated with 55.2%, while electric cars rose to 6.9%. Increased petrol prices led many consumers to dual-fuel cars, which occupied 2% of the market.
Analyticalally:
Almost seven out of ten cars released last month in our country was SUV, while the favorite category of Greeks for another month was «B» (file photo, upstairs, from Reuters/Jenah Moon).
In the most popular category SUVs took over 40.3%, while all of the «B» category gathered 60%, showing that the Greek driver wants a car for all uses.
In the most popular category SUVs took over 40.3%, while all of the «B» a group of 60%,
The next category that gathers the most interesting is «C» with a total of 25.75% (20% had the SUVs of the class).
In 3rd place was found «D» category with a total percentage of 7.5%, passing «A» Who a few months ago had a better presence.
This is the case – mainly – because most car manufacturers do not produce small cars, as they have a much smaller profit margin in them, so they are unprofitable.
On the other hand, hybrid models had the first reason in sales, since a total of 55.2% of Greeks preferred to buy a car that would have hybrid technology, which reduces fuel consumption and pollutants.
The sales of plug-in hybrid cars remained stable, gathering 5.3%, while the sales of gasoline and diesel vehicles were reduced.
Electrical
Slightly upwards were the sales of electric cars, occupying a total of 6.9%, with the tendency in the future to extract an even greater percentage because now the autonomy has grown and the infrastructure has improved.
All this at the time the state subsidy continues, helping significantly to obtain it.
Finally, the rise of gasoline in recent weeks has led many to choose a dual-fuel car. The sales percentage in the category was 2%.
Source: RES
