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Elektroautos:


Renault ZOE: 433 (Vormonat: 146, im gesamten Jahr 2014: 1.498)
Tesla Model S: 165 (Vormonat: 57, im gesamten Jahr 2014: 815)
BMW i3: 103 (Vormonat: 126, im gesamten Jahr 2014: 2.233)
Nissan Leaf: 28 (Vormonat: 38, im gesamten Jahr 2014: 812)
Mitsubishi EV/i-MiEV: 8 (Vormonat: 12, im gesamten Jahr 2014: 122)
smart fortwo Electric Drive: Noch nicht bekannt (Vormonat: -)
Mercedes B-Klasse Electric Drive: Noch nicht bekannt (Vormonat: -)
Citroen C-Zero: Noch nicht bekannt (Vormonat: -)
Peugeot iOn: Noch nicht bekannt (Vormonat: -)

BMW i3: BMW returned to 4-digit land in December – the fourth time in 5 months, by selling 1,013 copies during the month.

Previously in November, 816 i3s were sold, while the all-time high still stands at 1,159 from October.

For the full year, BMW sold 6,092 i3s, good for the 7th best overall spot for plug-in sales in America…not bad considering it was only available for 7 full months in the US.

BMW i8: Sales of the i8 continue to impress as 158 were sold in December, remember this isn’t your mother’s plug-in car, these $150,000 dollar machines.

Previously in November BMW sold 126 i8s, while the 204 plug-in sports cars sold in October is still the highest to date.

555 i8s have been sold over the sports cars first full four months on the market, after selling 9 in August via a limited engagement event.

The ultra-high end plug-in from BMW arrived on August 16th in the United States. (Check out a nifty video of its journey from production here)

Porsche 918: Ok, we hear you! People always ask us, “why don’t you report on the 918 Spyder?”

Honestly, it didn’t fit our traditional mantra of reporting only “mass produced EVs for America“…especially as we already know the total number of sales to come for America.

Only 918 of the super exotic plug-in will be build over several years, and they are already all sold out, with exactly 297 destined to come to the US.

In December 39 918 Spyders were sold.