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Japanese automakers are not accidentally dumping diesel engines from Europe, with half of the Toyota being sold on the "Old Continent" in the first half of 2018.
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sold 560,000 cars in Europe during this period, an increase of 6% over the same period last year.
Of this total, 257,000 Toyota sold in Europe are hybrids, representing a growth of 23% compared to 2017, representing 46% of total sales.
The numbers are even more impressive in Western Europe where 58% of Toyota's hybrid discs are sold.
Toyota has increased the overall share of the European market to five percent, and has 16 models with a hybrid system.
Toyota's premium Lexus brand also grew by seven percent, of which 62 percent are hybrids as well, and even 99 percent are sold in Western Europe.
Toyota in Europe sells its smallest Yaris 123,266 units, of which 66,306 is hybrid.
The C-HR crossover with 78,369 copies, including 85% hybrid, is the best-selling NX crossover with 15,365 units.
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