- 2014 sales rise 33% over 2013 as European built car accelerates sales
- Nissan LEAF leads with 26% of the rapidly growing electric car market
- Sales driven by strong customer advocacy with 95% recommendation rate
The all-electric Nissan LEAF has smashed its own sales record with a 33 percent increase in sales in 2014 over the previous year, taking more than a quarter of the burgeoning electric car market with 14,658* sales.
This year the Nissan LEAF has been joined by an unprecedented number of new entrants into the EV market and has emerged as the leader on a global, US and European basis. Last year was the fourth year in a row that the electric family car has topped the zero-emission sales charts in Europe.
Nissan Europe senior vice president of sales and marketing, Guillaume Cartier explains the increase in sales, commenting: "We can now see the impact that word of mouth is having on our sales, with 95 percent of our customers happy to recommend their car to a friend and 50 percent saying they would never go back to diesel or petrol. This kind of powerful advocacy, combined with an increasing awareness of the massive running cost savings electric car drivers experience, is why our Nissan LEAF sales continue to grow."...
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