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The electric car by region and province in Spain · 2017

Where the most electric cars are registered in 2017 and where they weigh most on the market, region by region and province by province, in map and ranking.

DGT data · full year 2017 · new BEV passenger cars

Leading region · volume 2,100 Comunidad de Madrid
+78.6% (+924) vs 2016
Leading region · market share 0.5% Comunidad de Madrid
+0.2 pp vs 2016
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Map by BEV volume

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Map by BEV market share

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Where it grows most

Change in registrations by region against the previous year. The accent colour marks those going up; dark ink, those going down.

The regions · 2017

  1. 1. Comunidad de Madrid = 2,1000.5%
    +78.6%(+924)
  2. 2. Cataluña = 9420.5%
    +96.2%(+462)
  3. 3. Andalucía ▲1 1690.1%
    +207.3%(+114)
  4. 4. Illes Balears ▲1 1450.4%
    +184.3%(+94)
  5. 5. Comunidad Valenciana ▲1 1410.1%
    +193.8%(+93)
  6. 6. País Vasco ▲2 1290.3%
    +101 units
  7. 7. Canarias ▼4 1010.2%
    +53.0%(+35)
  8. 8. Castilla-La Mancha ▼1 640.2%
    +113.3%(+34)
  9. 9. Galicia ▲1 480.1%
    +28 units
  10. 10. Castilla y León ▼1 470.1%
    +22 units
  11. 11. Región de Murcia ▲2 330.1%
    +23 units
  12. 12. Aragón = 270.1%
    +17 units
  13. 13. Principado de Asturias ▼2 270.1%
    +13 units
  14. 14. Comunidad Foral de Navarra ▲1 220.2%
    +16 units
  15. 15. Cantabria ▼1 140.1%
    +8 units
  16. 16. Extremadura = 80.1%
    +4 units
  17. 17. La Rioja = 70.1%
    +6 units
  18. New
  19. New
Area Registrations BEV share vs 2016 Δ share (pp)
Comunidad de Madrid 2,100 0.5% +78.6% (+924) +0.2
Cataluña 942 0.5% +96.2% (+462) +0.2
Andalucía 169 0.1% +207.3% (+114) +0.1
Illes Balears 145 0.4% +184.3% (+94) +0.2
Comunidad Valenciana 141 0.1% +193.8% (+93) +0.1
País Vasco 129 0.3% +101 units +0.2
Canarias 101 0.2% +53.0% (+35) +0.1
Castilla-La Mancha 64 0.2% +113.3% (+34) +0.1
Galicia 48 0.1% +28 units +0.1
Castilla y León 47 0.1% +22 units +0.1
Región de Murcia 33 0.1% +23 units +0.1
Aragón 27 0.1% +17 units +0.1
Principado de Asturias 27 0.1% +13 units +0.1
Comunidad Foral de Navarra 22 0.2% +16 units +0.1
Cantabria 14 0.1% +8 units +0.1
Extremadura 8 0.1% +4 units 0.0
La Rioja 7 0.1% +6 units +0.1
Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta 2 0.2% New +0.2
Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla 1 0.1% New +0.1

The same list as a table, sortable by any column. The change is year on year.

Market share is BEV (incl. REEV) over the area’s total market.

The provinces · 2017

  1. 1. Madrid = 2,1000.5%
    +78.6%(+924)
  2. 2. Barcelona = 8630.6%
    +96.6%(+424)
  3. 3. Illes Balears = 1450.4%
    +184.3%(+94)
  4. 4. Bizkaia ▲6 930.5%
    +76 units
  5. 5. Valencia = 840.1%
    +180.0%(+54)
  6. 6. Sevilla ▲3 590.2%
    +41 units
  7. 7. Las Palmas ▼3 560.1%
    +30.2%(+13)
  8. 8. Santa Cruz de Tenerife ▼1 450.2%
    +22 units
  9. 9. Alicante ▲3 440.1%
    +29 units
  10. 10. Málaga ▲3 440.1%
    +29 units
  11. 11. Toledo ▼5 400.2%
    +14 units
  12. 12. Tarragona ▼4 390.2%
    +20 units
  13. 13. Murcia ▲3 330.1%
    +23 units
  14. 14. Girona ▼3 300.2%
    +13 units
  15. 15. Asturias ▼1 270.1%
    +13 units
  16. 16. A Coruña ▲4 260.1%
    +19 units
  17. 17. Navarra ▲5 220.2%
    +16 units
  18. 18. Gipuzkoa ▲14 200.1%
    +17 units
  19. 19. Zaragoza ▼1 200.1%
    +12 units
  20. 20. Cádiz ▼3 190.1%
    +10 units
  21. 21. Valladolid ▲2 180.2%
    +12 units
  22. 22. Almería ▲6 160.1%
    +13 units
  23. 23. Álava ▼4 160.2%
    +8 units
  24. 24. Cantabria ▼3 140.1%
    +8 units
  25. 25. Castellón ▲6 130.1%
    +10 units
  26. 26. Pontevedra ▼11 130.1%
    +2 units
  27. 27. Burgos ▲3 120.2%
    +9 units
  28. 28. Córdoba ▲6 110.1%
    +9 units
  29. 29. Lleida ▼4 100.1%
    +5 units
  30. 30. Guadalajara ▲20 90.2%
    New
  31. 31. Albacete ▲2 80.1%
    +6 units
  32. 32. Jaén ▲4 80.1%
    +6 units
  33. 33. Granada ▼6 70.1%
    +3 units
  34. 34. Huesca ▲8 70.2%
    +6 units
  35. 35. La Rioja ▲8 70.1%
    +6 units
  36. 36. Ciudad Real ▲3 60.1%
    +5 units
  37. 37. Salamanca ▼11 60.1%
    +1 units
  38. 38. Huelva ▼3 50.1%
    +3 units
  39. 39. Lugo ▲5 50.1%
    +4 units
  40. 40. Badajoz ▼11 40.0%
    +1 units
  41. 41. Cáceres = 40.1%
    +3 units
  42. 42. León ▼18 40.1%
    -1 units
  43. 43. Ourense ▲2 40.1%
    +3 units
  44. 44. Zamora ▼7 30.1%
    +1 units
  45. 45. Ceuta ▲4 20.2%
    New
  46. 46. Palencia = 20.1%
    +1 units
  47. 47. Cuenca ▼7 10.0%
    +0 units
  48. 48. Melilla ▲3 10.1%
    New
  49. 49. Soria ▲3 10.1%
    New
  50. 50. Ávila ▼12 10.0%
    -1 units
  51. 51. Segovia ▼4 00.0%
    -1 units
  52. 52. Teruel ▼4 00.0%
    -1 units
Area Registrations BEV share vs 2016 Δ share (pp)
Madrid 2,100 0.5% +78.6% (+924) +0.2
Barcelona 863 0.6% +96.6% (+424) +0.3
Illes Balears 145 0.4% +184.3% (+94) +0.2
Bizkaia 93 0.5% +76 units +0.4
Valencia 84 0.1% +180.0% (+54) +0.1
Sevilla 59 0.2% +41 units +0.1
Las Palmas 56 0.1% +30.2% (+13) 0.0
Santa Cruz de Tenerife 45 0.2% +22 units +0.1
Alicante 44 0.1% +29 units 0.0
Málaga 44 0.1% +29 units +0.1
Toledo 40 0.2% +14 units +0.1
Tarragona 39 0.2% +20 units +0.1
Murcia 33 0.1% +23 units +0.1
Girona 30 0.2% +13 units +0.1
Asturias 27 0.1% +13 units +0.1
A Coruña 26 0.1% +19 units +0.1
Navarra 22 0.2% +16 units +0.1
Gipuzkoa 20 0.1% +17 units +0.1
Zaragoza 20 0.1% +12 units +0.1
Cádiz 19 0.1% +10 units 0.0
Valladolid 18 0.2% +12 units +0.1
Almería 16 0.1% +13 units +0.1
Álava 16 0.2% +8 units +0.1
Cantabria 14 0.1% +8 units +0.1
Castellón 13 0.1% +10 units +0.1
Pontevedra 13 0.1% +2 units 0.0
Burgos 12 0.2% +9 units +0.1
Córdoba 11 0.1% +9 units +0.1
Lleida 10 0.1% +5 units +0.1
Guadalajara 9 0.2% New +0.2
Albacete 8 0.1% +6 units +0.1
Jaén 8 0.1% +6 units +0.1
Granada 7 0.1% +3 units 0.0
Huesca 7 0.2% +6 units +0.1
La Rioja 7 0.1% +6 units +0.1
Ciudad Real 6 0.1% +5 units +0.1
Salamanca 6 0.1% +1 units 0.0
Huelva 5 0.1% +3 units 0.0
Lugo 5 0.1% +4 units +0.1
Badajoz 4 0.0% +1 units 0.0
Cáceres 4 0.1% +3 units +0.1
León 4 0.1% -1 units 0.0
Ourense 4 0.1% +3 units +0.1
Zamora 3 0.1% +1 units 0.0
Ceuta 2 0.2% New +0.2
Palencia 2 0.1% +1 units 0.0
Cuenca 1 0.0% +0 units 0.0
Melilla 1 0.1% New +0.1
Soria 1 0.1% New +0.1
Ávila 1 0.0% -1 units -0.1
Segovia 0 0.0% -1 units -0.1
Teruel 0 0.0% -1 units -0.1

The same list as a table, sortable by any column. The change is year on year.

Market share is BEV (incl. REEV) over the area’s total market.

The most registered models · 2017

Every model with new BEV passenger cars registered in Spain in 2017. The share is its part of the year’s BEV total.

  1. 1. Renault Zoe 1,32733.0%
    +230.9%(+926)
  2. 2. Nissan Leaf 53013.2%
    +11.6%(+55)
  3. 3. BMW i3 49512.3%
    +155.2%(+301)
  4. 4. Smart Eq Fortwo Coupe 41810.4%
    +171.4%(+264)
  5. 5. Tesla Model S 2255.6%
    +400.0%(+180)
  6. 6. Tesla Model X 1634.0%
    +155 units
  7. -67.6%(-334)
  8. 8. Volkswagen Golf 1513.7%
    +135 units
  9. 9. Smart Eq Forfour 1132.8%
    New
  10. 10. Nissan Nissan E-Nv200 1032.6%
    +13.2%(+12)
  11. 11. Hyundai Ioniq 1012.5%
    New
  12. 12. Kia Soul 972.4%
    +10.2%(+9)
  13. New
  14. 14. Peugeot Ion 290.7%
    +12 units
  15. 15. Citroën e-Berlingo 230.6%
    New
  16. 16. Volkswagen Upñ 210.5%
    +14 units
  17. -1 units
  18. 18. Citroën E-Mehari 120.3%
    -8 units
  19. 19. SEAT Mii 110.3%
    +10 units
  20. New

Used cars · 2017

1,482 ownership transfers of electric cars in Spain, by where they change hands. This is a different figure from the block above, which covers new cars, and it has its own cut-off date: 25 Sep 2026.

Where they are resold

The regions

  1. 1. Comunidad de Madrid 45130.4%
  2. 2. Cataluña 44029.7%
  3. 3. Andalucía 1409.4%
  4. 5. Illes Balears 734.9%
  5. 6. Castilla-La Mancha 533.6%
  6. 7. Canarias 483.2%
  7. 8. País Vasco 412.8%
  8. 9. Galicia 342.3%
  9. 10. Castilla y León 201.3%
  10. 11. Aragón 191.3%
  11. 12. Región de Murcia 191.3%
  12. 15. Cantabria 70.5%
  13. 16. Extremadura 30.2%

The provinces

  1. 1. Madrid 45130.4%
  2. 2. Barcelona 38425.9%
  3. 3. Valencia 875.9%
  4. 4. Málaga 865.8%
  5. 5. Illes Balears 734.9%
  6. 6. Toledo 402.7%
  7. 7. Las Palmas 302.0%
  8. 8. Bizkaia 281.9%
  9. 9. Girona 261.8%
  10. 10. Pontevedra 251.7%
  11. 11. Tarragona 231.6%
  12. 12. Alicante 211.4%
  13. 13. Murcia 191.3%
  14. 15. Sevilla 181.2%
  15. 16. Asturias 130.9%
  16. 17. Granada 130.9%
  17. 18. Zaragoza 100.7%
  18. 19. Huesca 90.6%
  19. 20. Gipuzkoa 80.5%
  20. 21. Navarra 80.5%
  21. 22. Valladolid 80.5%
  22. 23. Burgos 70.5%
  23. 24. Cantabria 70.5%
  24. 25. Cádiz 70.5%
  25. 26. Lleida 70.5%
  26. 27. A Coruña 60.4%
  27. 28. Almería 50.3%
  28. 29. Castellón 50.3%
  29. 30. Córdoba 50.3%
  30. 31. Guadalajara 50.3%
  31. 32. Álava 50.3%
  32. 33. Albacete 40.3%
  33. 34. Ciudad Real 40.3%
  34. 35. Jaén 40.3%
  35. 36. León 40.3%
  36. 37. Lugo 30.2%
  37. 38. Badajoz 20.1%
  38. 39. Huelva 20.1%
  39. 40. Cáceres 10.1%
  40. 41. Soria 10.1%

Resale: ownership transfers of a Spanish-plated electric car, whether it was first registered new here or imported. The same car counts every time it changes hands.

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

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