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ACAP's May 2026 Tape Lifts the Light-Passenger Market 6.5% to 25,080 Units With 100%-Electric Share Hitting 27.9% — Year-to-Date Volume Hits 110,731 (+9.8%) as VW, Peugeot and Mercedes-Benz Lead the Brand Stack

ACAP's May 2026 Tape Lifts the Light-Passenger Market 6.5% to 25,080 Units With 100%-Electric Share Hitting 27.9% — Year-to-Date Volume Hits 110,731 (+9.8%) as VW, Peugeot and Mercedes-Benz Lead the Brand Stack

ACAP's May 2026 tape lifts the Portuguese light-passenger market +6.5% to 25,080 units, with the BEV share hitting 27.9% — the first month above 27%. YTD volume climbs to 110,731 (+9.8%). VW, Peugeot and Mercedes-Benz lead the brand stack within 50 units of each other.
The Portugal Brief
Friday's Conselho de Ministros Wraps Three Consumer-Facing Decrees Into One Sitting — Diretiva 2020/2184 Drinking-Water Transposition, Cross-Modal Passenger-Rights Statute and the New DGDCCS Replace the DG do Consumidor in a Single Agenda Block

Friday's Conselho de Ministros Wraps Three Consumer-Facing Decrees Into One Sitting — Diretiva 2020/2184 Drinking-Water Transposition, Cross-Modal Passenger-Rights Statute and the New DGDCCS Replace the DG do Consumidor in a Single Agenda Block

Friday 29 May's Conselho de Ministros wrapped three consumer-facing decrees into one sitting: a complementary Diretiva 2020/2184 water-quality transposition, a cross-modal passenger-rights statute and the merger of the DGC into the new Direção-Geral da Defesa do Consumidor (DGDCCS).
The Portugal Brief
ANSR's Q1 2026 Sinistralidade Tape Tallies 102 Road Fatalities Across Continental Portugal — A 6.4% YoY Step Down as IC2, EN125 and IC8 Corridors Carry the Severity Tail and Excesso de Velocidade Holds the Cause Ranking at 31% of Acidentes com Vítimas

ANSR's Q1 2026 Sinistralidade Tape Tallies 102 Road Fatalities Across Continental Portugal — A 6.4% YoY Step Down as IC2, EN125 and IC8 Corridors Carry the Severity Tail and Excesso de Velocidade Holds the Cause Ranking at 31% of Acidentes com Vítimas

ANSR's preliminary Q1 2026 tape, surfaced 29 May, puts continental Portugal at 102 road fatalities to 31 March — a 6.4% YoY drop on 7,742 acidentes com vítimas. The IC2, EN125 and IC8 carry the severity tail; excesso de velocidade holds the cause ranking at 31%.
The Portugal Brief