Chinese Carmakers' Europe Market Share Exceeds 11% Last Month, Fueled by Plug-in Hybrid Demand
Chinese automakers' share of new-car sales in Europe topped 11% last month, as consumers continue to snap up more affordable plug-in hybrids.
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