Most-registered electric models in DGT data · February 2023

February 2023.

DGT data · February 2023, full month · new BEV passenger cars

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BEV this month 3,587 +7.8% (+258) vs previous month
Leading brand Tesla 672 registrations
Leading model Tesla Model Y 592 registrations

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Total BEV passenger cars registered per month.

The month in the market

Passenger cars, all powertrains · DGT data.

Category Feb-23Feb-22Chg.YTD 2023YTD 2022YTD chg.
Electrification
BEV electric 3,5872,495+43.8% (+1,092)6,9164,294+61.1% (+2,622)
REEV 01-1 units24-2 units
PHEV 4,0833,152+29.5% (+931)7,5065,968+25.8% (+1,538)
HEV 21,78416,394+32.9% (+5,390)41,70929,060+43.5% (+12,649)
Combustion 41,55638,316+8.5% (+3,240)75,72261,826+22.5% (+13,896)
Other 1,8111,162+55.9% (+649)3,7062,216+67.2% (+1,490)
Total 72,82161,520+18.4% (+11,301)135,561103,368+31.1% (+32,193)
Fuel
Petrol 55,45144,576+24.4% (+10,875)102,83875,223+36.7% (+27,615)
Diesel 11,96913,281-9.9% (-1,312)22,09221,620+2.2% (+472)
Electric 3,5872,496+43.7% (+1,091)6,9184,298+61.0% (+2,620)
Gas and other 1,8141,167+55.4% (+647)3,7132,227+66.7% (+1,486)
Total 72,82161,520+18.4% (+11,301)135,561103,368+31.1% (+32,193)

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 1,758 49.0% of this month’s BEV
Company 1,829 51.0% of this month’s BEV
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The 20 most registered brands · February

  1. 1. Tesla = 67218.7%
    +48.0%(+218)
  2. 2. Fiat ▲2 3188.9%
    +154.4%(+193)
  3. 3. MG ▲2 3108.6%
    +281 units
  4. 4. Peugeot ▲2 2657.4%
    +26.2%(+55)
  5. 5. Citroën ▼3 2416.7%
    +102.5%(+122)
  6. 6. Kia ▲10 1955.4%
    -40.5%(-133)
  7. 7. Dacia ▼4 1594.4%
    +149 units
  8. 8. Audi ▲7 1514.2%
    +169.6%(+95)
  9. 9. Volkswagen ▲1 1454.0%
    +31.8%(+35)
  10. 10. Hyundai ▲3 1383.8%
    -36.4%(-79)
  11. 11. BMW ▲1 1373.8%
    +35.6%(+36)
  12. 12. Volvo ▼1 1343.7%
    +123.3%(+74)
  13. 13. Mercedes-Benz ▼5 1283.6%
    +14.3%(+16)
  14. 14. CUPRA = 1273.5%
    +202.4%(+85)
  15. 15. Renault ▲3 882.5%
    -3.3%(-3)
  16. 16. Opel ▼9 802.2%
    -32.8%(-39)
  17. 17. MINI = 691.9%
    +1.5%(+1)
  18. 18. Ford ▼9 491.4%
    +53.1%(+17)
  19. 19. Nissan ▲1 471.3%
    +56.7%(+17)
  20. 20. Škoda New 361.0%
    -10.0%(-4)

The 20 most registered models · February

  1. 1. Tesla Model Y ▲1 59216.5%
    +397.5%(+473)
  2. 2. Fiat 500e ▲1 3168.8%
    +152.8%(+191)
  3. 3. MG MG4 EV ▲3 2547.1%
    New
  4. 4. Dacia Spring ▼3 1594.4%
    +149 units
  5. 5. CUPRA Born ▲3 1213.4%
    +188.1%(+79)
  6. 6. Peugeot e-208 New 1193.3%
    +230.6%(+83)
  7. 7. Citroën e-C4 ▲3 1123.1%
    +1.8%(+2)
  8. 8. Kia Niro New 1032.9%
    -56.0%(-131)
  9. 9. Citroën e-Berlingo ▼4 1022.8%
    +97 units
  10. 10. Kia EV6 ▲9 922.6%
    +2.2%(+2)
  11. 11. Volvo Xc40 ▼4 922.6%
    +142.1%(+54)
  12. 12. Tesla Model 3 ▲1 782.2%
    -76.6%(-256)
  13. 13. MINI Cooper ▲1 691.9%
    +1.5%(+1)
  14. 14. Audi Q4 Sportback e-tron New 641.8%
    +36 units
  15. 15. Peugeot e-Rifter New 641.8%
    -7.2%(-5)
  16. 16. Renault Megane New 631.8%
    +61 units
  17. 17. Hyundai IONIQ 5 ▼2 621.7%
    -38.6%(-39)
  18. 18. Audi Q4 e-tron New 611.7%
    +44 units
  19. 19. Peugeot e-Rifter Long New 561.6%
    +55 units
  20. 20. Volkswagen ID.4 New 551.5%
    -22.5%(-16)
  1. 1. Tesla Model Y ▲1 59216.5%
    +397.5%(+473)
  2. 2. Fiat 500e ▲1 3168.8%
    +152.8%(+191)
  3. 3. MG MG4 EV ▲4 2547.1%
    New
  4. 4. Dacia Spring ▼3 1594.4%
    +149 units
  5. 5. Citroën e-C4 ▼1 1363.8%
    +23.6%(+26)
  6. 6. Audi Q4 e-tron ▲10 1253.5%
    +177.8%(+80)
  7. 7. CUPRA Born ▲2 1213.4%
    +188.1%(+79)
  8. 8. Peugeot e-Rifter ▲5 1203.3%
    +71.4%(+50)
  9. 9. Peugeot e-208 New 1193.3%
    +230.6%(+83)
  10. 10. Kia Niro New 1032.9%
    -56.0%(-131)
  11. 11. Citroën e-Berlingo ▼5 1022.8%
    +97 units
  12. 12. Kia EV6 ▲8 922.6%
    +2.2%(+2)
  13. 13. Volvo XC40 ▼5 922.6%
    +142.1%(+54)
  14. 14. Tesla Model 3 = 782.2%
    -76.6%(-256)
  15. 15. MINI Cooper = 691.9%
    +1.5%(+1)
  16. 16. Renault Megane New 631.8%
    +61 units
  17. 17. Hyundai IONIQ 5 = 621.7%
    -38.6%(-39)
  18. 18. Volkswagen ID.4 New 551.5%
    -22.5%(-16)
  19. 19. Ford Mustang Mach-E ▼14 491.4%
    +53.1%(+17)
  20. 20. Mercedes-Benz EQA ▼2 481.3%
    -35.1%(-26)

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

The 20 most registered brands · company · February

  1. 1. Fiat 2878.0%
    +245.8%(+204)
  2. 2. Peugeot 1855.2%
    +35.0%(+48)
  3. 3. Tesla 1795.0%
    +86.5%(+83)
  4. 4. Citroën 1524.2%
    +149.2%(+91)
  5. 5. Mercedes-Benz 1032.9%
    +27.2%(+22)
  6. 6. BMW 942.6%
    +17.5%(+14)
  7. 7. Audi 862.4%
    +63 units
  8. 8. Volkswagen 832.3%
    +56.6%(+30)
  9. 9. Volvo 802.2%
    +150.0%(+48)
  10. 10. Hyundai 722.0%
    -28.0%(-28)
  11. 11. CUPRA 681.9%
    +47 units
  12. 12. Renault 631.8%
    -10.0%(-7)
  13. 13. Opel 591.6%
    -32.2%(-28)
  14. 14. Kia 501.4%
    -50.5%(-51)
  15. 15. Dacia 461.3%
    +40 units
  16. 16. Ford 401.1%
    +27 units
  17. 17. MG 310.9%
    +26 units
  18. 18. Nissan 300.8%
    +14 units
  19. 19. MINI 290.8%
    -9.4%(-3)
  20. 20. Škoda 230.6%
    +5 units

The 20 most registered models · company · February

  1. 1. Fiat 500e 285
    +243.4%(+202)
  2. 2. Tesla Model Y 152
    +300.0%(+114)
  3. +68 units
  4. +69 units
  5. 5. CUPRA Born 62
    +41 units
  6. 6. Volvo Xc40 58
    +39 units
  7. 0.0%(+0)
  8. 8. Dacia Spring 46
    +40 units
  9. New
  10. +41 units
  11. +27 units
  12. -39.1%(-25)
  13. +27 units
  14. 14. BMW iX3 37
    +26 units
  15. -30.8%(-16)
  16. +6.5%(+2)
  17. +23 units
  18. New
  19. 19. Kia EV6 30
    -30.2%(-13)
  20. 20. MINI Cooper 29
    -9.4%(-3)
  1. 1. Fiat 500e 285
    +243.4%(+202)
  2. 2. Tesla Model Y 152
    +300.0%(+114)
  3. 3. Peugeot e-208 85
    +68 units
  4. 4. Peugeot e-Rifter 84
    +31.2%(+20)
  5. 5. Citroën e-C4 78
    +39.3%(+22)
  6. 6. Citroën e-Berlingo 71
    +69 units
  7. 7. Audi Q4 e-tron 63
    +47 units
  8. 8. CUPRA Born 62
    +41 units
  9. 9. Volvo XC40 58
    +39 units
  10. 10. Dacia Spring 46
    +40 units
  11. 11. Renault Megane 43
    +41 units
  12. 12. Ford Mustang Mach-E 40
    +27 units
  13. 13. BMW iX3 37
    +26 units
  14. 14. Mercedes-Benz EQA 36
    -30.8%(-16)
  15. 15. Volkswagen ID.4 33
    +6.5%(+2)
  16. 16. Mercedes-Benz EQB 31
    +23 units
  17. 17. Volkswagen ID. Buzz 31
    New
  18. 18. Kia EV6 30
    -30.2%(-13)
  19. 19. MINI Cooper 29
    -9.4%(-3)
  20. 20. Hyundai IONIQ 5 26
    -39.5%(-17)

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

The 20 most registered brands · private · February

  1. 1. Tesla 49313.7%
    +37.7%(+135)
  2. 2. MG 2797.8%
    +255 units
  3. 3. Kia 1454.0%
    -36.1%(-82)
  4. 4. Dacia 1133.2%
    +109 units
  5. 5. Citroën 892.5%
    +53.4%(+31)
  6. 6. Peugeot 802.2%
    +9.6%(+7)
  7. 7. Hyundai 661.8%
    -43.6%(-51)
  8. 8. Audi 651.8%
    +97.0%(+32)
  9. 9. Volkswagen 621.7%
    +8.8%(+5)
  10. 10. CUPRA 591.6%
    +38 units
  11. 11. Volvo 541.5%
    +26 units
  12. 12. BMW 431.2%
    +22 units
  13. 13. MINI 401.1%
    +11.1%(+4)
  14. 14. Fiat 310.9%
    -26.2%(-11)
  15. 15. Mercedes-Benz 250.7%
    -19.4%(-6)
  16. 16. Renault 250.7%
    +4 units
  17. 17. Opel 210.6%
    -34.4%(-11)
  18. 18. Nissan 170.5%
    +3 units
  19. 19. Škoda 130.4%
    -9 units
  20. 20. Smart 120.3%
    -17 units

The 20 most registered models · private · February

  1. 1. Tesla Model Y 440
    +443.2%(+359)
  2. 2. MG MG4 EV 235
    New
  3. 3. Dacia Spring 113
    +109 units
  4. 4. Kia Niro 83
    -53.1%(-94)
  5. 5. Kia EV6 62
    +31.9%(+15)
  6. 6. CUPRA Born 59
    +38 units
  7. +3.7%(+2)
  8. -80.8%(-223)
  9. 9. MINI Cooper 40
    +11.1%(+4)
  10. +24 units
  11. -37.9%(-22)
  12. 12. Peugeot e-208 34
    +15 units
  13. 13. Volvo Xc40 34
    +15 units
  14. +28 units
  15. 15. Fiat 500e 31
    -26.2%(-11)
  16. +26 units
  17. +9 units
  18. +2 units
  19. +20 units
  20. -45.0%(-18)
  1. 1. Tesla Model Y 440
    +443.2%(+359)
  2. 2. MG MG4 EV 235
    New
  3. 3. Dacia Spring 113
    +109 units
  4. 4. Kia Niro 83
    -53.1%(-94)
  5. 5. Audi Q4 e-tron 62
    +33 units
  6. 6. Kia EV6 62
    +31.9%(+15)
  7. 7. CUPRA Born 59
    +38 units
  8. 8. Citroën e-C4 58
    +7.4%(+4)
  9. 9. Tesla Model 3 53
    -80.8%(-223)
  10. 10. MINI Cooper 40
    +11.1%(+4)
  11. 11. Hyundai IONIQ 5 36
    -37.9%(-22)
  12. 12. Peugeot e-Rifter 36
    +30 units
  13. 13. Peugeot e-208 34
    +15 units
  14. 14. Volvo XC40 34
    +15 units
  15. 15. Citroën e-Berlingo 31
    +28 units
  16. 16. Fiat 500e 31
    -26.2%(-11)
  17. 17. MG Marvel R Electric 29
    +26 units
  18. 18. Hyundai Kona II 25
    +2 units
  19. 19. Volkswagen ID.4 22
    -45.0%(-18)
  20. 20. Renault Megane 20
    New

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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