Toyota, Hyundai, Dacia, Tesla rise; Renault, Opel, Ford fall in Europe

Montage for ANE November 2022 Long Read — Key models for the brands that gained the most market share in Europe in the last five years have been (clockwise from top left) the Hyundai Ioniq 5, Dacia Duster, Toyota Yaris Cross and Tesla Model Y. (Photo montage: Tim Good)

November 01, 2022 05:00 AM

Asian brands committed to electrified powertrains, a low-cost champion and an "EV pioneer" made the biggest gains in market share in Europe over the last five years.

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