Mercedes-Benz Reports 16% of Passenger Cars Sold are Electric
The automaker saw a significant increase in fully electric vehicle sales in the third quarter, reaching 16% of its global passenger car and van sales.
The automaker saw a significant increase in fully electric vehicle sales in the third quarter, reaching 16% of its global passenger car and van sales.
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Mercedes-Benz Group has announced that 16% of its passenger cars and vans sold worldwide in the third quarter were fully electric. This represents a substantial increase of over six percentage points compared to the same period in the previous year.
During the third quarter, the company sold a total of 78,100 electric vehicles. This growing proportion of electric sales aligns with the company's transition towards electrification.
Despite the positive trend in electric vehicle adoption globally, Mercedes-Benz continues to face significant challenges in the Chinese market. China remains a difficult region for the Stuttgart-based automotive manufacturer.
The company did not provide further details on specific models or regional breakdowns beyond the overall percentage and sales figures for electric vehicles.
FAQ
What percentage of Mercedes-Benz passenger cars and vans were fully electric in the third quarter?
In the third quarter, 16% of all Mercedes-Benz passenger cars and vans sold worldwide were fully electric.
How many electric vehicles did Mercedes-Benz sell in the third quarter?
Mercedes-Benz Group sold 78,100 electric vehicles in the third quarter.
