Last month, 46.9 percent of all new car registrations were EVs, hybrids and plug-in hybrids, according to HybridCars. Specifically, all-electric vehicles accounted for 19.0 percent, up from September, 2015's 17.1 percent, hybrids included 14.9 percent, up from 12.6 percent, while plug-in hybrids rose from 4.2 percent to 13.0 percent.
These figures have transformed Norway into Europe's largest plug-in hybrid market, and the fourth largest globally, with more than 121,000 cumulative plug-ins since 2004. On the other end, sales of diesel cars dropped from 39.2 percent in September 2015, to 26.4 percent last month, while petrol-powered cars' deliveries declined from 31.0 percent to 25.8 percent.
The electrified vehicle of choice last month was the Tesla Model X, delivered to 601 customers. The zero-emission SUV has been joined by other popular 'green' cars such as the Volkswagen e-Golf and Golf GTE plug-in hybrid, which accounted for 392 and 358 units sold, respectively. 581 customers went for the BMW i3 and Nissan departed with 199 Leafs.
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