Tesla Model Y has probably already won the Europe sales race

Tesla Model Y on trailer to delivery to dealers from Berlin plant — A worker checks Tesla Model Ys loaded onto a freight trailer at the automaker's plant near Berlin. The Model Y is on track to become Europe's No. 1 selling cars in 2023. (Bloomberg)

November 23, 2023 08:44 AM

Sure, it's a bit early, but it's probably safe to crown the Tesla Model Y as Europe's top-seller for 2023, despite there still being two months to go.

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