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You are welcome I was a bit worried my reply was a bit long.
Great then we are on the same level.
I don't know the situation in Romania, but I bet it's because they have tax benefits similar to BEV, but a hybrid is cheaper to make, because the most expensive part in a BEV is the battery, and a plugin can use a (very) small battery, and Romania is not a rich country by EU standards. Also the plugin hybrid is very flexible, and can be used just like a normal ICE car, when there are no chargers around. But there may also be other reasons, like AFAIK Romania is among the countries that have the highest degree of house owners in EU, and charging a Hybrid at home is cheap and may for many be enough for daily use, and if the price of a hybrid and ICE is similar, there are some savings there for the hybrid.
Overall I have to say there are more Hybrids sold in EU than I expected?
IDK for sure, but most likely because they have better EV tax credits in Portugal than in Spain.
Absolutely, the drop in Tesla sales in Europe varies widely, Germany is the most dramatic 62% for Q1, but Italy it was only down 6,8% and UK it was UP! 6%.
Just like these percentage changes vary wildly, I bet the marketshare does too.
https://electrek.co/2025/04/09/tesla-sales-are-down-in-every-single-european-country-except-the-uk-heres-why/
So in EU there are huge regional differences, just like there is in USA, where California is by far the biggest market.
And China is way more differentiated, and so it is globally.