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Reporting July 2010 US Hybrid Car Sales |
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US July sales of Hybrid Cars numbered 23,841 units, up by 2,162 units or 9.9 percent on the June 2010 figure of 21,679 units. The July figure is down significantly, over 38 percent, on the July 2009 figure of 35,429 units. Remember last year the “cash for clunkers” programme was in full swing and certainly had an inflationary impact on hybrid sales.
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Toyota Hybrid Car Sales Top 1 Million in Japan |
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Toyota City, Japan, August 5, 2010—Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announces that cumulative sales in Japan of its hybrid vehicles have topped the 1-million mark, while more than 2.68 million units have been sold globally as of July 31, 2010. In August 1997 in Japan, TMC launched its first hybrid vehicle, the Toyota "Coaster Hybrid EV" minibus. In December of the same year, TMC launched the Toyota "Prius"—the world's first mass-produced hybrid vehicle.
The use of the Toyota hybrid system was subsequently expanded to such vehicles as minivans, SUVs and rear-wheel-drive sedans. In 2009, TMC broadened its range of hybrid vehicles further with the launch of the third-generation Prius, as well as two other dedicated hybrid vehicles, the Lexus "HS250h" and the Toyota "Sai". Currently, nine TMC-produced hybrid passenger vehicle models and three hybrid commercial vehicle models are sold in Japan. |
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Reporting June 2010 US Hybrid Car Sales |
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US hybrid car sales for June 2010 totalled 21,679 units down 6,523 on the May figure of 28,202 units, Year to date (YTD) US hybrid sales for 2010 currently stand at 130,496 units, up 3.14% on the 2009 figure of 126,516 units for the same period.
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Reporting May 2010 US Hybrid Car Sales |
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US hybrid car sales for May 2010 totalled 28,202 units, up 19.2 on the April 2010 figure of 23,654 units. Year to date (YTD) US hybrid sales for 2010 currently stand at 108,817 units, up 8.4% on the 2009 figure of 100,311 units for the same period.
 Ford Fusion - Sales increase in May |
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Ridicule, Recession and Recalls. It would appear that hybrids have survived them all. With Nissan going electric, Ford focusing on hybrids and plug-ins and Toyota getting involved in every “sustainable motoring” project that looks viable, the next 5 years in terms of hybrid car market share will be very interesting indeed. |
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