Ann: German Equity Strategy Update - Altech Advanced Materials, page-26

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Here, too, a little info on the growth rates and development here in Europe,
In the overall ranking in 2019, Norway was still leading the ranking in the electric car market until the end of July. At the end of August, it was predicted that Germany would take the place at the top. This has not happened, but by the beginning of 2020 at the latest it should be ready. Let's look at the details.At the end of August Germany had only 1,109 electric cars behind Norway in terms of its e-car sales. In total, from January to August 2019 Norway scored 43,397 electric cars, Germany 42,288 and France third on 26,177 vehicles. Thus, Germany could reduce the lead by 293 e-cars.Currently, Norway is expected to be last year by leading the sales table of electric cars in Europe, and by 2020 Germany is expected to become Europe's largest e-car market. Norway has been the leader in Europe's e-car market since 2013, when France took first place.However, the largest growth in percentage terms did not occur in the Norwegian (+ 63.6%), German (+ 82.7%) or French (42.8%) electric car market, but in lower volume markets such as Denmark ( 318.2%), Sweden (199.2%), Finland (185.7%) and Ireland (165.3%).
In terms of volume, however, Germany (5,006 e-cars), Norway (4,713 e-cars) and Great Britain (3,147 e-cars) are in the lead. In the UK, the launch of the Tesla Model 3 in August was a big boost.Sweden is one of the most significant, high volume and high growth markets, recording the second highest growth in the region this year (+ 199.2%). The volume increased to 10,403 electric cars, which were sold from January to August 2019, which in turn corresponds to a market share of 4.7% of Sweden's total car market.But our Dutch neighbors can also show their growing e-car sales. By the end of August, it had reached 22,307 e-car registrations, an increase of 109.9% over the previous year. Overall, e-cars account for 7.6 percent of the total registrations there. Only Norway has a share of 43.6 percent in the overall market.
https://www.elektroauto-news.net/2019/norwegens-letzte-e-auto-stunde-geschlagen/
it starts an exciting time and the safety of the batteries will be the topic .....
nice Weekend!