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Auto data firm Motor Intelligence reports more than 3.2 million "electrified" vehicles were sold last year .
That includes 1.9 million hybrid vehicles, including plug-in models, and 1.3 million all-electric models.
Tesla continued to dominate sales of pure EVs but Cox Automotive estimated its annual sales fell and its market share dropped to about 49% ..
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