It seems Chinese electric vehicles are here to stay in Spain. Even with the European Union putting up new tariff walls to slow them down, these brands are seeing their popularity soar among Spanish drivers.
- Between January and September, Chinese automakers captured a massive 37.9% of the market for plug-in vehicles.
- This surge translates to over 82,400 cars sold during the first nine months of the year.
- The data, provided by the automotive institute Ideauto, confirms that these manufacturers are becoming a dominant force in the country.
It is clear that despite trade tensions, Spanish buyers are increasingly choosing Chinese-made electric cars.