December 17, 2020 As European car registrations fall in November, SUV growth starts to stabilise

For the majority of the year the market share of SUVs remained stable in Europe, between 40% to 41% of total market.
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For the majority of the year the market share of SUVs remained stable in Europe, between 40% to 41% of total market.
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