On May 17, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) announced that the number of new car registrations in Europe in April was 964,932, a year-on-year increase of 16%.
European new car sales have grown for the ninth straight month as supply chains improved and automakers delivered backlogs of orders.
Among the five major European auto markets, Italy (+29.2%) and France (+21.9%) lead the year-on-year growth.
Tesla has achieved remarkable results in the European auto market, with sales rising by 856.4%, exceeding 14,000 vehicles.
Tesla's weekly production of the Berlin plant in Germany has reached 5,000 vehicles.
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