The hybrid cars sale has been increasing during the last five years. In year 2007, the US hybrid cars sales continue upward with a total of 352,184 units (according to carmakers report figures). The favorite carmaker is Toyota which sold 257,760 units which is about 73 percent of the overall Hybrid car sales in US. The second on leading is Honda with 35,880 units sold.
US 2008 hybrid cars sale figure was 313,486 units down 11 percent from year 2007 sales. This wasn’t surprise for everyone. The main blame was the economy crisis and it also been reported that the hybrid cars were subject to very low inventories. The favorite carmaker is Toyota which sold 224,597 units which is about 71 percent down about 2 percent from year 2007 in overall Hybrid car sales in US. The second on leading is Honda with 31,521 units sold.
In 2009, the US hybrid car sales totaled 292,528 units downed about 6 percent from year 2008. Toyota was the favorite carmaker in this year which sold 174046 units which is about 59 percent of the overall Hybrid car sales in US. The second in leading is Honda with 35,651 units sold. Ford continues to gain market share this year with sales of 33,927 units up from 19,712 units which is about 72 percent increase in sales.
In year 2010, the economy started to recover itself and the oil prices begin to increase again. Many analysts expect growth in the Hybrid car market in this year.
http://www.hybridcar.com
http://hybridreview.blogspot.com
Abdulrahman Al-Homaid
Welcome to EcoLife! This blog, which is hosted by Portland State University students, aims to motivate, inform, and inspire change. We want you to learn about the complicated issues surrounding homelessness, while going beyond the tip of the iceberg. We hope to establish a connection with you through our posts regarding the lives and experiences of homeless individuals, expressed in these numerous stories and articles. We hope you enjoy our blog!
No comments:
Post a Comment