California Still Sells More Hybrids, But MidWest Shows Biggest Growth
According to the latest study by R. L. Polk & Co., the Western region, especially California, still sells more hybrids than any other re...
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According to the latest study by R. L. Polk & Co., the Western region, especially California, still sells more hybrids than any other region. But the Midwest showed the biggest increase in sales over the first seven months of 2007.
Midwest:
Table 1 - Regional Hybrid Growth
(Percent change from Jan. - July 2006 to Jan. - July 2007)
Toyota and Lexus continue to dominate the marketplace, with 78% of registrations. That is in comparison to 74% through the first seven months of 2006.
Oklahoma saw the biggest gains (143% growth), while Hawaii was the only state to decline (down 5.3%). All other states saw hybrid registration increase by at least 9.9%.
Bottom 5 Hybrid Growth States
(Percent change from Jan. - July 2006 to Jan. - July 2007)
Rank State Percent Change
Midwest:
Table 1 - Regional Hybrid Growth
(Percent change from Jan. - July 2006 to Jan. - July 2007)
- Midwest 56.9%
- West 51.8%
- Northeast 49.3%
- South 41.5%
- Total U.S. 49.3%
Toyota and Lexus continue to dominate the marketplace, with 78% of registrations. That is in comparison to 74% through the first seven months of 2006.
Oklahoma saw the biggest gains (143% growth), while Hawaii was the only state to decline (down 5.3%). All other states saw hybrid registration increase by at least 9.9%.
Bottom 5 Hybrid Growth States
(Percent change from Jan. - July 2006 to Jan. - July 2007)
Rank State Percent Change
- Hawaii -5.3%
- Mississippi 9.9%
- Virginia 12.1%
- Montana 15.2%
- Louisiana 21.5%