Here are car sales figures for 2019 to 2022. It shows Tesla had 300% sales growth and legacy auto down an average of about 30% (excluding Tesla being up 300%).
Germany
Audi: -29.9%
BMW: -19.6%
Dacia: -15.8%
Ford: -55.8%
Hyundai: -21.1%
Kia: +0.1%
Mercedes: -25.9%
Opel: -38.5%
Porsche: +34.5%
Renault: -38.9%
Seat: -1.3%
Skoda: -28.2%
Tesla: +300.7% $tsla $tslaq
VW: -31.5%
Overall: -27.25%
Germany
Q1.2022 vs Q1.2019
(to ignore the lockdowns)Audi: -29.9%
BMW: -19.6%
Dacia: -15.8%
Ford: -55.8%
Hyundai: -21.1%
Kia: +0.1%
Mercedes: -25.9%
Opel: -38.5%
Porsche: +34.5%
Renault: -38.9%
Seat: -1.3%
Skoda: -28.2%
Tesla: +300.7% $tsla $tslaq
VW: -31.5%Overall: -27.25% pic.twitter.com/5nTH8JdXHy
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AEONde (@AEONde) April 5, 2022
SOURCES- Aeonde
Written by Brian Wang, Nextbigfuture.com
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