Most-registered electric models in DGT data · April 2019

April 2019.

DGT data · April 2019, full month · new BEV passenger cars

How we compile the data·Data status·2 open issues

BEV this month 648 -51.0% (-674) vs previous month
Leading brand Nissan 153 registrations
Leading model Nissan Leaf 127 registrations

Recent months

Total BEV passenger cars registered per month.

The month in the market

Passenger cars, all powertrains · DGT data.

Category Apr-19Apr-18Chg.YTD 2019YTD 2018YTD chg.
Electrification
BEV electric 648468+38.5% (+180)3,4931,719+103.2% (+1,774)
REEV 210-8 units740-82.5% (-33)
PHEV 546236+131.4% (+310)1,8281,144+59.8% (+684)
HEV 7,6686,030+27.2% (+1,638)29,73722,622+31.5% (+7,115)
Combustion 111,448110,198+1.1% (+1,250)403,491434,954-7.2% (-31,463)
Other 2,6561,883+41.1% (+773)9,0635,370+68.8% (+3,693)
Total 122,968118,825+3.5% (+4,143)447,619465,849-3.9% (-18,230)
Fuel
Petrol 84,16872,049+16.8% (+12,119)302,203278,212+8.6% (+23,991)
Diesel 35,17344,215-20.5% (-9,042)131,407179,562-26.8% (-48,155)
Electric 650478+36.0% (+172)3,5001,759+99.0% (+1,741)
Gas and other 2,9772,083+42.9% (+894)10,5096,316+66.4% (+4,193)
Total 122,968118,825+3.5% (+4,143)447,619465,849-3.9% (-18,230)

Two readings of the same total: by category (electrification) and by fuel (powertrain). Each grouping adds up to the period total; they cannot be added to each other (a hybrid counts as petrol by powertrain).

Registration channel

Who registers electric cars this month (BEV passenger cars).

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Private 154 23.8% of this month’s BEV
Company 494 76.2% of this month’s BEV
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The 12 most registered brands · April

  1. 1. Nissan ▲1 15323.6%
    +0.7%(+1)
  2. 2. Hyundai ▲4 9815.1%
    +85 units
  3. 3. Renault ▲5 8212.7%
    -13.7%(-13)
  4. 4. Tesla ▼3 7611.7%
    +145.2%(+45)
  5. 5. BMW ▼2 7010.8%
    +100.0%(+35)
  6. 6. Smart ▼2 6610.2%
    -9.6%(-7)
  7. 7. Kia ▲2 355.4%
    +29 units
  8. 8. Volkswagen ▼3 355.4%
    +14 units
  9. 9. Audi ▼2 142.2%
    New
  10. 10. Peugeot ▲1 71.1%
    -9 units
  11. 11. Citroën ▲1 60.9%
    -15 units
  12. 12. Jaguar ▼2 60.9%
    +1 units

The 20 most registered models · April

  1. 1. Nissan Leaf ▲1 12719.6%
    -14.2%(-21)
  2. 2. Renault Zoe ▲6 8212.7%
    -13.7%(-13)
  3. 3. Hyundai Kona ▲2 7912.2%
    New
  4. 4. BMW i3 ▼1 7010.8%
    +100.0%(+35)
  5. 5. Tesla Model 3 ▼4 517.9%
    New
  6. 6. Smart Forfour = 365.6%
    +11 units
  7. 7. Volkswagen E Golf ▼3 324.9%
    +13 units
  8. 8. Kia Niro ▲2 304.6%
    New
  9. 9. Smart Fortwo = 304.6%
    -37.5%(-18)
  10. 10. Nissan E Nv200 ▲2 264.0%
    +22 units
  11. 11. Hyundai Ioniq ▲3 192.9%
    +6 units
  12. 12. Audi E Tron ▼5 142.2%
    New
  13. 13. Tesla Model S ▲2 142.2%
    -2 units
  14. 14. Tesla Model X ▼1 111.7%
    -4 units
  15. 15. Jaguar I Pace ▼4 60.9%
    +1 units
  16. 16. Kia Soul = 50.8%
    -1 units
  17. 17. Peugeot E Partner = 40.6%
    -12 units
  18. 18. Citroën E Mehari ▲2 30.5%
    -7 units
  19. 19. Peugeot Ion ▼1 30.5%
    New
  20. 20. Volkswagen E Up New 30.5%
    +1 units
  1. 1. Nissan Leaf ▲1 12719.6%
    -14.2%(-21)
  2. 2. Renault ZOE ▲6 8212.7%
    -13.7%(-13)
  3. 3. Hyundai Kona ▲2 7912.2%
    New
  4. 4. BMW i3 ▼1 7010.8%
    +100.0%(+35)
  5. 5. Tesla Model 3 ▼4 517.9%
    New
  6. 6. Smart Forfour = 365.6%
    +11 units
  7. 7. Volkswagen e-Golf ▼3 324.9%
    +13 units
  8. 8. Kia Niro ▲2 304.6%
    New
  9. 9. Smart Fortwo = 304.6%
    -37.5%(-18)
  10. 10. Nissan e-NV200 ▲2 264.0%
    +22 units
  11. 11. Hyundai IONIQ ▲3 192.9%
    +6 units
  12. 12. Audi e-tron ▼5 142.2%
    New
  13. 13. Tesla Model S ▲2 142.2%
    -2 units
  14. 14. Tesla Model X ▼1 111.7%
    -4 units
  15. 15. Jaguar i-Pace ▼4 60.9%
    +1 units
  16. 16. Kia Soul = 50.8%
    -1 units
  17. 17. Peugeot e-Partner = 40.6%
    -12 units
  18. 18. Citroën e-Méhari ▲2 30.5%
    -7 units
  19. 19. Peugeot iOn ▼1 30.5%
    New
  20. 20. Volkswagen e-UP New 30.5%
    +1 units

Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.

The 12 most registered brands · company · April

  1. 1. Nissan 13220.4%
    +169.4%(+83)
  2. 2. Renault 7211.1%
    -8.9%(-7)
  3. 3. BMW 589.0%
    +35 units
  4. 4. Smart 548.3%
    +5.9%(+3)
  5. 5. Tesla 548.3%
    +27 units
  6. 6. Hyundai 426.5%
    +29 units
  7. 7. Volkswagen 324.9%
    +18 units
  8. 8. Kia 182.8%
    +15 units
  9. 9. Audi 142.2%
    New
  10. 10. Citroën 60.9%
    -12 units
  11. 11. Jaguar 60.9%
    +1 units
  12. 12. Peugeot 60.9%
    -10 units

The 20 most registered models · company · April

  1. 1. Nissan Leaf 106
    +135.6%(+61)
  2. 2. Renault Zoe 72
    -8.9%(-7)
  3. 3. BMW i3 58
    +35 units
  4. 4. Hyundai Kona 38
    New
  5. +12 units
  6. New
  7. +17 units
  8. +22 units
  9. 9. Smart Fortwo 22
    -29.0%(-9)
  10. 10. Kia Niro 15
    New
  11. 11. Audi E Tron 14
    New
  12. 12. Tesla Model S 12
    -3 units
  13. 13. Tesla Model X 11
    -1 units
  14. +1 units
  15. -9 units
  16. -12 units
  17. -7 units
  18. 18. Kia Soul 3
    +0 units
  19. -1 units
  20. 20. Peugeot Ion 2
    New
  1. 1. Nissan Leaf 106
    +135.6%(+61)
  2. 2. Renault ZOE 72
    -8.9%(-7)
  3. 3. BMW i3 58
    +35 units
  4. 4. Hyundai Kona 38
    New
  5. 5. Smart Forfour 32
    +12 units
  6. 6. Tesla Model 3 31
    New
  7. 7. Volkswagen e-Golf 30
    +17 units
  8. 8. Nissan e-NV200 26
    +22 units
  9. 9. Smart Fortwo 22
    -29.0%(-9)
  10. 10. Kia Niro 15
    New
  11. 11. Audi e-tron 14
    New
  12. 12. Tesla Model S 12
    -3 units
  13. 13. Tesla Model X 11
    -1 units
  14. 14. Jaguar i-Pace 6
    +1 units
  15. 15. Hyundai IONIQ 4
    -9 units
  16. 16. Peugeot e-Partner 4
    -12 units
  17. 17. Citroën e-Méhari 3
    -7 units
  18. 18. Kia Soul 3
    +0 units
  19. 19. Citroën e-Berlingo 2
    -1 units
  20. 20. Peugeot iOn 2
    New

Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.

The 9 most registered brands · private · April

  1. 1. Hyundai 568.6%
    New
  2. 2. Tesla 223.4%
    +18 units
  3. 3. Nissan 213.2%
    -79.6%(-82)
  4. 4. Kia 172.6%
    +14 units
  5. 5. BMW 121.9%
    +0 units
  6. 6. Smart 121.9%
    -10 units
  7. 7. Renault 101.5%
    -6 units
  8. 8. Volkswagen 30.5%
    -4 units
  9. 9. Peugeot 10.2%
    New

The 14 most registered models · private · April

  1. 1. Hyundai Kona 41
    New
  2. 2. Nissan Leaf 21
    -79.6%(-82)
  3. New
  4. New
  5. 5. Kia Niro 15
    New
  6. 6. BMW i3 12
    +0 units
  7. 7. Renault Zoe 10
    -6 units
  8. -9 units
  9. -1 units
  10. 10. Kia Soul 2
    -1 units
  11. +1 units
  12. -4 units
  13. 13. Peugeot Ion 1
    New
  14. +0 units
  1. 1. Hyundai Kona 41
    New
  2. 2. Nissan Leaf 21
    -79.6%(-82)
  3. 3. Tesla Model 3 20
    New
  4. 4. Hyundai IONIQ 15
    New
  5. 5. Kia Niro 15
    New
  6. 6. BMW i3 12
    +0 units
  7. 7. Renault ZOE 10
    -6 units
  8. 8. Smart Fortwo 8
    -9 units
  9. 9. Smart Forfour 4
    -1 units
  10. 10. Kia Soul 2
    -1 units
  11. 11. Tesla Model S 2
    +1 units
  12. 12. Volkswagen e-Golf 2
    -4 units
  13. 13. Peugeot iOn 1
    New
  14. 14. Volkswagen e-UP 1
    +0 units

Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.

Data: own compilation based on DGT vehicle registration microdata, published under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Methodology · Data status · Terms of use.

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