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Autonews: "Tesla Model Y rebounds to win September sales race; Renault Clio, Dacia Sandero round out top 3" (for Europe)

twinbee | 2025-10-25 06:06 | 190 views

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dallatorretdu 2025-10-25 07:11

wild that a 40k vehicle outsold the Clio

PsychologicalBike 2025-10-25 08:48

Until last week, the cheapest spec was actually €50k.

NinjaN-SWE 2025-10-25 10:12

Tesla Model Y is however still down 30% compared to last year's YTD for end of September. And the Model 3 is down 26% compared to last year. Brand wise VW sells more BEVs in Europe this year than Tesla (only counting VW badged cars it's tight, but if we're talking group wise it's a significant lead). Tesla was so extremely dominant in BEVs in Europe last year (and for many years) that it's impressive how they've managed to fumble it this badly in such a short time. It wasn't long ago when Tesla had a 50% market share in BEVs and now it's dropping fast.

bcceee 2025-10-25 12:24

Model Ys start below 40k€ in France

PsychologicalBike 2025-10-25 12:27

That's the new standard spec which wasn't available in September.

Bookandaglassofwine 2025-10-25 14:53

Everyone knew that dominance was temporary. Nothing Tesla did would have kept that at long term 50+% market share in Europe.

OutsideMenu6973 2025-10-25 15:43

The People’s Car

ErB17 2025-10-25 16:22

There's always a "but" when you pick at straws.

Mother-Prize-3647 2025-10-25 17:30

All model Y production lines were down for retooling in q1 for the juniper refresh. Q2 was a production ramp. Q3 now it was the best selling car in Europe and worldwide

Xaxxon 2025-10-25 18:28

But Elon running his yapper doesn't help.

rainer_d 2025-10-25 20:31

Cheap financing was available throughout September. The reason for the erosion in margin. But it’s important to get the car out there so people can see it.

Mother-Prize-3647 2025-10-25 20:43

That’s obvious with the sheer competition now. The fact it retained the number 1 spot is till huge.

Rude-Environment-666 2025-10-26 00:11

Een geweldige prestatie.

bcceee 2025-10-26 13:02

you specifically stated that "until last week, the cheapest spec was 50k", which is wrong since the ‘Premium’ LFP RWD started at 39k, and was widely available in September. + a PREMIUM LR RWD starts at 42k€, not too far from 40k.

fingerprint187 2025-10-27 15:20

In Switzerland the weekly sales report for the MY in October are absolutely terrible. Wonder what they did last quarter...

JimboLodisC 2025-10-27 16:32

Ok but who gets to drive which one between James, Jezza, and Hammond? James May gets the Tesla for sure

bsanchezb 2025-10-29 18:15

Not true. In Europe there was a "premium" RWD LFP option (500km range). It was costing ~42-47k€ depending on the market. Now it was discarded in favor of a new "cheap" Standard version. So it looks like Tesla just removed the most selling car from their offer...

bsanchezb 2025-10-29 18:17

So they removed the most selling car (Tesla Y RWD with LFP battery) from their offer in favor of a new Standard version... What could go wrong...

Gallagger 2025-10-29 20:41

European Car Sales (September 2025 units - September 2024 change) * **Volkswagen Group** \- **316,383 units** \- **+9.6%** * **Stellantis** \- **169,703 units** \- **+13.0%** * **Renault Group** \- **115,486 units** \- **+14.9%** * **Hyundai-Kia** \- **97,562 units** \- **+1.5%** * **Toyota Group** \- **87,077 units** \- **+2.6%** * **BMW Group** \- **85,639 units** \- **+4.4%** * **Mercedes** \- **65,854 units** \- **+3.1%** * **Ford Motor** \- **45,328 units** \- **-0.0%** * **Geely Group** \- **39,694 units** \- **+11.9%** * **Tesla** \- **39,032 units** \- **-11.0%** * **Nissan-Mitsubishi** \- **32,092 units** \- **+1.2%**

biffa773 2025-10-31 18:31

He already has one.

Dash------ 2025-11-06 21:50

Premium LR RWD was in the 48-50k range. Premium standard range was in the 44k€ range +~. I dont think iv seen it under 40k ever. Of course in september there was no premium designation. Unless you are sayinf it was so much cheaper in France which is possible but then I imagine all the other variants were equally cheaper

bcceee 2025-11-11 19:47

Premium SR RWD: 44.990€ (minus 4200€ from the government) Premium LR RWD: 46.990€ (minus 4200€) New Standard RWD: 39.990€ (minus 4200€)

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