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Sales of petrol and diesel cars fall in the Netherlands

Sales of petrol and diesel cars fall in the Netherlands

Sales of new gasoline-powered cars in the Netherlands halved last month compared to the same period last year. This data was released by the European automobile manufacturers' association, ACEA.

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