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The Tesla Model Y was Norway's top-seller in the first six months while in June it topped Sweden's sales charts and finished No. 2 overall in the UK.
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Nick Gibbs
August 04, 2022 04:00 AM

The Tesla Model Y was Europe's best-selling premium midsize SUV in the first half, beating German rivals including the segment's former leader, the Mercedes-Benz GLC.

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