DutchNews, April 26, 2016
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Some 60,000 electric
and hybrid cars were bought in the Netherlands last year, taking the total
number on the Dutch roads to around 211,000, the national statistics office CBS
said on Tuesday.
This may be an increase of over 33% on a year ago, but
electric or hybrid cars still account for just one in 40 of the cars on the
Dutch roads, the CBS said.
Just one in 20 of the total is a fully electric
vehicle, and the Tesla Model S is the most popular of these. In terms of the
hybrids, the Mitsubishi Outlander, the Volkswagen Golf plug-in hybrid and the
Toyota Auris lead the pack in popularity.
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