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Most-registered electric models in DGT data · October 2019

October 2019.

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

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BEV this month 831 +3.5% (+28) vs previous month
Leading brand Volkswagen 162 registrations
Leading model Volkswagen E Golf 160 registrations

Recent months

Total BEV passenger cars registered per month.

The month in the market

Passenger cars, all powertrains · DGT data.

Category Oct-19Oct-18Chg.YTD 2019YTD 2018YTD chg.
Electrification
BEV electric 831575+44.5% (+256)8,5624,159+105.9% (+4,403)
REEV 110-9 units11137-92.0% (-126)
PHEV 500341+46.6% (+159)4,4063,685+19.6% (+721)
HEV 9,5876,692+43.3% (+2,895)83,03963,180+31.4% (+19,859)
Combustion 83,78179,850+4.9% (+3,931)965,0691,058,901-8.9% (-93,832)
Other 1,8642,288-18.5% (-424)25,28518,890+33.9% (+6,395)
Total 96,56489,756+7.6% (+6,808)1,086,3721,148,952-5.4% (-62,580)
Fuel
Petrol 62,24056,439+10.3% (+5,801)729,209694,689+5.0% (+34,520)
Diesel 31,55730,011+5.2% (+1,546)320,850428,123-25.1% (-107,273)
Electric 832585+42.2% (+247)8,5734,296+99.6% (+4,277)
Gas and other 1,9352,721-28.9% (-786)27,74021,844+27.0% (+5,896)
Total 96,56489,756+7.6% (+6,808)1,086,3721,148,952-5.4% (-62,580)

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 247 29.7% of this month’s BEV
Company 584 70.3% of this month’s BEV
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The 15 most registered brands · October

  1. 1. Volkswagen ▲1 16219.5%
    +133 units
  2. 2. Renault ▲4 15118.2%
    +36.0%(+40)
  3. 3. Hyundai ▲4 11814.2%
    +107.0%(+61)
  4. 4. Nissan ▼1 10112.2%
    -40.2%(-68)
  5. 5. BMW ▲3 759.0%
    +108.3%(+39)
  6. 6. Smart ▼2 647.7%
    -25.6%(-22)
  7. 7. Kia ▼2 516.1%
    +30 units
  8. 8. Tesla ▼7 404.8%
    +20 units
  9. 9. SEAT New 303.6%
    New
  10. 10. Audi ▼1 121.4%
    New
  11. 11. Jaguar ▼1 81.0%
    -16 units
  12. 12. DS New 70.8%
    New
  13. 13. Peugeot = 50.6%
    -8 units
  14. 14. Mercedes-Benz ▼3 40.5%
    New
  15. 15. Citroën ▼3 30.4%
    -6 units

The 20 most registered models · October

  1. 1. Volkswagen E Golf ▲1 16019.3%
    +131 units
  2. 2. Renault Zoe ▲2 15118.2%
    +36.0%(+40)
  3. 3. Hyundai Kona ▲5 9010.8%
    +164.7%(+56)
  4. 4. Nissan Leaf ▼1 829.9%
    -45.0%(-67)
  5. 5. BMW i3 = 759.0%
    +108.3%(+39)
  6. 6. Kia Niro = 455.4%
    New
  7. 7. Smart Fortwo = 404.8%
    -16.7%(-8)
  8. 8. SEAT Mii New 303.6%
    New
  9. 9. Hyundai Ioniq ▲3 283.4%
    +5 units
  10. 10. Tesla Model 3 ▼9 263.1%
    New
  11. 11. Smart Forfour ▼2 242.9%
    -36.8%(-14)
  12. 12. Nissan E Nv200 ▲3 192.3%
    -1 units
  13. 13. Audi E Tron ▲1 121.4%
    New
  14. 14. Jaguar I Pace ▲2 81.0%
    -16 units
  15. 15. Tesla Model X ▼5 81.0%
    +1 units
  16. 16. DS 3 E-Tense New 70.8%
    New
  17. 17. Kia Soul ▼4 60.7%
    -15 units
  18. 18. Tesla Model S ▼7 60.7%
    -7 units
  19. 19. Mercedes-Benz Eqc ▼2 40.5%
    New
  20. 20. Peugeot Ion ▼1 40.5%
    New
  1. 1. Volkswagen e-Golf ▲1 16019.3%
    +131 units
  2. 2. Renault ZOE ▲2 15118.2%
    +36.0%(+40)
  3. 3. Hyundai Kona ▲5 9010.8%
    +164.7%(+56)
  4. 4. Nissan Leaf ▼1 829.9%
    -45.0%(-67)
  5. 5. BMW i3 = 759.0%
    +108.3%(+39)
  6. 6. Kia Niro = 455.4%
    New
  7. 7. Smart Fortwo = 404.8%
    -16.7%(-8)
  8. 8. SEAT Mii New 303.6%
    New
  9. 9. Hyundai IONIQ ▲3 283.4%
    +5 units
  10. 10. Tesla Model 3 ▼9 263.1%
    New
  11. 11. Smart Forfour ▼2 242.9%
    -36.8%(-14)
  12. 12. Nissan e-NV200 ▲3 192.3%
    -1 units
  13. 13. Audi e-tron ▲1 121.4%
    New
  14. 14. Jaguar i-Pace ▲2 81.0%
    -16 units
  15. 15. Tesla Model X ▼5 81.0%
    +1 units
  16. 16. DS 3 E-Tense New 70.8%
    New
  17. 17. Kia Soul ▼4 60.7%
    -15 units
  18. 18. Tesla Model S ▼7 60.7%
    -7 units
  19. 19. Mercedes-Benz EQC ▼2 40.5%
    New
  20. 20. Peugeot iOn ▼1 40.5%
    New

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

The 15 most registered brands · company · October

  1. 1. Renault 13316.0%
    +37.1%(+36)
  2. 2. Volkswagen 10913.1%
    +90 units
  3. 3. Nissan 759.0%
    -29.9%(-32)
  4. 4. Hyundai 576.9%
    +30 units
  5. 5. BMW 475.7%
    +18 units
  6. 6. Smart 465.5%
    -34.3%(-24)
  7. 7. Kia 303.6%
    +14 units
  8. 8. SEAT 303.6%
    New
  9. 9. Tesla 222.6%
    +7 units
  10. 10. Audi 91.1%
    New
  11. 11. Jaguar 81.0%
    -14 units
  12. 12. DS 70.8%
    New
  13. 13. Peugeot 50.6%
    -8 units
  14. 14. Citroën 30.4%
    -6 units
  15. 15. Mercedes-Benz 30.4%
    New

The 20 most registered models · company · October

  1. 1. Renault Zoe 133
    +37.1%(+36)
  2. 2. Volkswagen E Golf 109
    +90 units
  3. 3. Nissan Leaf 57
    -37.4%(-34)
  4. 4. BMW i3 47
    +18 units
  5. 5. Hyundai Kona 41
    +28 units
  6. 6. SEAT Mii 30
    New
  7. 7. Smart Fortwo 27
    -30.8%(-12)
  8. 8. Kia Niro 26
    New
  9. 9. Smart Forfour 19
    -38.7%(-12)
  10. 10. Nissan E Nv200 18
    +2 units
  11. 11. Hyundai Ioniq 16
    +2 units
  12. 12. Tesla Model 3 10
    New
  13. 13. Audi E Tron 9
    New
  14. 14. Jaguar I Pace 8
    -14 units
  15. 15. DS 3 E-Tense 7
    New
  16. 16. Tesla Model S 6
    -3 units
  17. 17. Tesla Model X 6
    +0 units
  18. 18. Kia Soul 4
    -12 units
  19. 19. Peugeot Ion 4
    New
  20. 20. Mercedes-Benz Eqc 3
    New
  1. 1. Renault ZOE 133
    +37.1%(+36)
  2. 2. Volkswagen e-Golf 109
    +90 units
  3. 3. Nissan Leaf 57
    -37.4%(-34)
  4. 4. BMW i3 47
    +18 units
  5. 5. Hyundai Kona 41
    +28 units
  6. 6. SEAT Mii 30
    New
  7. 7. Smart Fortwo 27
    -30.8%(-12)
  8. 8. Kia Niro 26
    New
  9. 9. Smart Forfour 19
    -38.7%(-12)
  10. 10. Nissan e-NV200 18
    +2 units
  11. 11. Hyundai IONIQ 16
    +2 units
  12. 12. Tesla Model 3 10
    New
  13. 13. Audi e-tron 9
    New
  14. 14. Jaguar i-Pace 8
    -14 units
  15. 15. DS 3 E-Tense 7
    New
  16. 16. Tesla Model S 6
    -3 units
  17. 17. Tesla Model X 6
    +0 units
  18. 18. Kia Soul 4
    -12 units
  19. 19. Peugeot iOn 4
    New
  20. 20. Mercedes-Benz EQC 3
    New

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

The 10 most registered brands · private · October

  1. 1. Hyundai 617.3%
    +103.3%(+31)
  2. 2. Volkswagen 536.4%
    +43 units
  3. 3. BMW 283.4%
    +21 units
  4. 4. Nissan 263.1%
    -58.1%(-36)
  5. 5. Kia 212.5%
    +16 units
  6. 6. Renault 182.2%
    +4 units
  7. 7. Smart 182.2%
    +2 units
  8. 8. Tesla 182.2%
    +13 units
  9. 9. Audi 30.4%
    New
  10. 10. Mercedes-Benz 10.1%
    New

The 16 most registered models · private · October

  1. 1. Volkswagen E Golf 51
    +41 units
  2. 2. Hyundai Kona 49
    +28 units
  3. 3. BMW i3 28
    +21 units
  4. 4. Nissan Leaf 25
    -56.9%(-33)
  5. 5. Kia Niro 19
    New
  6. 6. Renault Zoe 18
    +4 units
  7. 7. Tesla Model 3 16
    New
  8. 8. Smart Fortwo 13
    +4 units
  9. 9. Hyundai Ioniq 12
    +3 units
  10. 10. Smart Forfour 5
    -2 units
  11. 11. Audi E Tron 3
    New
  12. 12. Kia Soul 2
    -3 units
  13. 13. Tesla Model X 2
    +1 units
  14. 14. Volkswagen E Up 2
    New
  15. 15. Mercedes-Benz Eqc 1
    New
  16. 16. Nissan E Nv200 1
    -3 units
  1. 1. Volkswagen e-Golf 51
    +41 units
  2. 2. Hyundai Kona 49
    +28 units
  3. 3. BMW i3 28
    +21 units
  4. 4. Nissan Leaf 25
    -56.9%(-33)
  5. 5. Kia Niro 19
    New
  6. 6. Renault ZOE 18
    +4 units
  7. 7. Tesla Model 3 16
    New
  8. 8. Smart Fortwo 13
    +4 units
  9. 9. Hyundai IONIQ 12
    +3 units
  10. 10. Smart Forfour 5
    -2 units
  11. 11. Audi e-tron 3
    New
  12. 12. Kia Soul 2
    -3 units
  13. 13. Tesla Model X 2
    +1 units
  14. 14. Volkswagen e-UP 2
    New
  15. 15. Mercedes-Benz EQC 1
    New
  16. 16. Nissan e-NV200 1
    -3 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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