Led by the Toyota Yaris Cross and Renault Captur, sales of hybrid small SUVs have increased 26 percent, giving the powertrain a 17 percent share.
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Segment Analysis

Tuesday, December 3, 2024

Hybrid sales boost Europe’s biggest segment ahead of EV push

Led by the Toyota Yaris Cross and Renault Captur, sales of hybrid small SUVs have increased 26 percent, giving the powertrain a 17 percent share.

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