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The electric car by region and province in Spain · 2022

Where the most electric cars are registered in 2022 and where they weigh most on the market, region by region and province by province, in map and ranking.

DGT data · full year 2022 · new BEV passenger cars

Year History 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
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2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Leading region · volume 11,044 Comunidad de Madrid
+20.8% (+1,901) vs 2021
Leading region · market share 7.3% Comunidad Foral de Navarra
+2.8 pp vs 2021
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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 · 2022

  1. 1. Comunidad de Madrid = 11,0443.3%
    +20.8%(+1,901)
  2. 2. Cataluña = 5,2925.2%
    +26.3%(+1,101)
  3. 3. Comunidad Valenciana ▲1 3,1774.4%
    +52.1%(+1,088)
  4. 4. Andalucía ▼1 2,5363.1%
    +19.5%(+414)
  5. 5. Canarias = 2,2365.0%
    +49.7%(+742)
  6. 6. Illes Balears = 1,2025.9%
    +39.8%(+342)
  7. 7. País Vasco = 9414.2%
    +40.0%(+269)
  8. 8. Castilla-La Mancha = 9234.3%
    +42.9%(+277)
  9. 9. Galicia = 8413.8%
    +36.7%(+226)
  10. 10. Castilla y León = 7833.9%
    +43.7%(+238)
  11. 11. Región de Murcia = 5483.8%
    +38.4%(+152)
  12. 12. Aragón ▲1 5223.9%
    +54.4%(+184)
  13. 13. Comunidad Foral de Navarra ▼1 4737.3%
    +38.3%(+131)
  14. 14. Principado de Asturias = 3964.0%
    +40.4%(+114)
  15. 15. Cantabria = 2123.5%
    +15.8%(+29)
  16. 16. Extremadura = 2092.8%
    +78.6%(+92)
  17. 17. La Rioja = 1023.4%
    +43.7%(+31)
  18. 18. Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta = 151.6%
    +6 units
  19. 19. Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla = 80.8%
    +4 units
Area Registrations BEV share vs 2021 Δ share (pp)
Comunidad de Madrid 11,044 3.3% +20.8% (+1,901) +0.7
Cataluña 5,292 5.2% +26.3% (+1,101) +1.5
Comunidad Valenciana 3,177 4.4% +52.1% (+1,088) +1.6
Andalucía 2,536 3.1% +19.5% (+414) +0.7
Canarias 2,236 5.0% +49.7% (+742) +0.9
Illes Balears 1,202 5.9% +39.8% (+342) +1.1
País Vasco 941 4.2% +40.0% (+269) +1.6
Castilla-La Mancha 923 4.3% +42.9% (+277) +1.8
Galicia 841 3.8% +36.7% (+226) +1.3
Castilla y León 783 3.9% +43.7% (+238) +1.5
Región de Murcia 548 3.8% +38.4% (+152) +1.2
Aragón 522 3.9% +54.4% (+184) +2.0
Comunidad Foral de Navarra 473 7.3% +38.3% (+131) +2.8
Principado de Asturias 396 4.0% +40.4% (+114) +1.6
Cantabria 212 3.5% +15.8% (+29) +0.8
Extremadura 209 2.8% +78.6% (+92) +1.4
La Rioja 102 3.4% +43.7% (+31) +1.1
Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta 15 1.6% +6 units +0.7
Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla 8 0.8% +4 units +0.4

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 · 2022

  1. 1. Madrid = 11,0443.3%
    +20.8%(+1,901)
  2. 2. Barcelona = 3,9165.3%
    +19.9%(+650)
  3. 3. Valencia = 1,4704.7%
    +34.2%(+375)
  4. 4. Las Palmas = 1,3554.7%
    +50.6%(+455)
  5. 5. Alicante ▲1 1,2964.0%
    +65.1%(+511)
  6. 6. Illes Balears ▼1 1,2025.9%
    +39.8%(+342)
  7. 7. Santa Cruz de Tenerife ▲1 8815.6%
    +48.3%(+287)
  8. 8. Málaga ▲1 8313.8%
    +43.0%(+250)
  9. 9. Tarragona ▲4 5545.1%
    +60.6%(+209)
  10. 10. Murcia = 5483.8%
    +38.4%(+152)
  11. 11. Sevilla ▼4 5403.0%
    -12.2%(-75)
  12. 12. Girona ▼1 5214.9%
    +39.3%(+147)
  13. 13. Bizkaia ▼1 4894.3%
    +36.6%(+131)
  14. 14. Navarra = 4737.3%
    +38.3%(+131)
  15. 15. Zaragoza ▲3 4194.4%
    +66.3%(+167)
  16. 16. Toledo ▼1 4134.3%
    +24.4%(+81)
  17. 17. Castellón ▲4 4114.2%
    +96.7%(+202)
  18. 18. Asturias ▼2 3964.0%
    +40.4%(+114)
  19. 19. A Coruña ▼2 3854.0%
    +40.5%(+111)
  20. 20. Cádiz = 3372.5%
    +48.5%(+110)
  21. 21. Lleida ▲1 3015.8%
    +46.1%(+95)
  22. 22. Gipuzkoa ▲2 2774.0%
    +45.0%(+86)
  23. 23. Granada ▼4 2623.4%
    +14.4%(+33)
  24. 24. Pontevedra ▼1 2503.5%
    +29.5%(+57)
  25. 25. Albacete ▲5 2275.4%
    +95.7%(+111)
  26. 26. Cantabria ▼1 2123.5%
    +15.8%(+29)
  27. 27. Valladolid ▲1 2024.4%
    +54.2%(+71)
  28. 28. Almería ▼2 1842.7%
    +13.6%(+22)
  29. 29. Córdoba ▼2 1813.1%
    +23.1%(+34)
  30. 30. Álava ▼1 1754.5%
    +42.3%(+52)
  31. 31. Burgos = 1614.7%
    +53.3%(+56)
  32. 32. Guadalajara ▲1 1495.6%
    +53.6%(+52)
  33. 33. Badajoz ▲3 1382.8%
    +86.5%(+64)
  34. 34. León ▲4 1183.1%
    +63.9%(+46)
  35. 35. Lugo ▼3 1174.1%
    +18.2%(+18)
  36. 36. Huelva ▼2 1062.5%
    +27.7%(+23)
  37. 37. Salamanca = 1054.0%
    +43.8%(+32)
  38. 38. La Rioja ▲1 1023.4%
    +43.7%(+31)
  39. 39. Jaén ▼4 952.4%
    +21.8%(+17)
  40. 40. Ciudad Real ▲1 892.5%
    +39.1%(+25)
  41. 41. Ourense ▲1 893.6%
    +81.6%(+40)
  42. 42. Huesca ▼2 722.9%
    +10.8%(+7)
  43. 43. Cáceres ▲2 712.6%
    +65.1%(+28)
  44. 44. Ávila = 544.4%
    +17.4%(+8)
  45. 45. Palencia ▲2 463.3%
    +19 units
  46. 46. Cuenca = 453.0%
    +21.6%(+8)
  47. 47. Segovia ▼4 383.2%
    -17.4%(-8)
  48. 48. Zamora = 372.9%
    +11 units
  49. 49. Teruel = 312.6%
    +10 units
  50. 50. Soria = 222.9%
    +3 units
  51. 51. Ceuta = 151.6%
    +6 units
  52. 52. Melilla = 80.8%
    +4 units
Area Registrations BEV share vs 2021 Δ share (pp)
Madrid 11,044 3.3% +20.8% (+1,901) +0.7
Barcelona 3,916 5.3% +19.9% (+650) +1.4
Valencia 1,470 4.7% +34.2% (+375) +1.5
Las Palmas 1,355 4.7% +50.6% (+455) +0.7
Alicante 1,296 4.0% +65.1% (+511) +1.6
Illes Balears 1,202 5.9% +39.8% (+342) +1.1
Santa Cruz de Tenerife 881 5.6% +48.3% (+287) +1.2
Málaga 831 3.8% +43.0% (+250) +1.2
Tarragona 554 5.1% +60.6% (+209) +2.0
Murcia 548 3.8% +38.4% (+152) +1.2
Sevilla 540 3.0% -12.2% (-75) -0.1
Girona 521 4.9% +39.3% (+147) +1.4
Bizkaia 489 4.3% +36.6% (+131) +1.5
Navarra 473 7.3% +38.3% (+131) +2.8
Zaragoza 419 4.4% +66.3% (+167) +2.5
Toledo 413 4.3% +24.4% (+81) +1.4
Castellón 411 4.2% +96.7% (+202) +1.9
Asturias 396 4.0% +40.4% (+114) +1.6
A Coruña 385 4.0% +40.5% (+111) +1.4
Cádiz 337 2.5% +48.5% (+110) +0.8
Lleida 301 5.8% +46.1% (+95) +2.1
Gipuzkoa 277 4.0% +45.0% (+86) +1.7
Granada 262 3.4% +14.4% (+33) +0.7
Pontevedra 250 3.5% +29.5% (+57) +1.0
Albacete 227 5.4% +95.7% (+111) +3.4
Cantabria 212 3.5% +15.8% (+29) +0.8
Valladolid 202 4.4% +54.2% (+71) +2.0
Almería 184 2.7% +13.6% (+22) +0.5
Córdoba 181 3.1% +23.1% (+34) +0.9
Álava 175 4.5% +42.3% (+52) +1.9
Burgos 161 4.7% +53.3% (+56) +2.0
Guadalajara 149 5.6% +53.6% (+52) +2.1
Badajoz 138 2.8% +86.5% (+64) +1.5
León 118 3.1% +63.9% (+46) +1.3
Lugo 117 4.1% +18.2% (+18) +1.4
Huelva 106 2.5% +27.7% (+23) +0.7
Salamanca 105 4.0% +43.8% (+32) +1.4
La Rioja 102 3.4% +43.7% (+31) +1.1
Jaén 95 2.4% +21.8% (+17) +0.7
Ciudad Real 89 2.5% +39.1% (+25) +0.9
Ourense 89 3.6% +81.6% (+40) +1.9
Huesca 72 2.9% +10.8% (+7) +0.6
Cáceres 71 2.6% +65.1% (+28) +1.2
Ávila 54 4.4% +17.4% (+8) +1.0
Palencia 46 3.3% +19 units +1.6
Cuenca 45 3.0% +21.6% (+8) +0.6
Segovia 38 3.2% -17.4% (-8) +0.1
Zamora 37 2.9% +11 units +1.1
Teruel 31 2.6% +10 units +0.9
Soria 22 2.9% +3 units +0.8
Ceuta 15 1.6% +6 units +0.7
Melilla 8 0.8% +4 units +0.4

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 · 2022

Every model with new BEV passenger cars registered in Spain in 2022. The share is its part of the year’s BEV total.

  1. 1. Tesla Model 3 2,6728.5%
    -6.3%(-181)
  2. 2. Tesla Model Y 1,8655.9%
    +450.1%(+1,526)
  3. 3. Fiat 500e 1,8645.9%
    +86.0%(+862)
  4. 4. Kia Niro 1,5134.8%
    -11.9%(-204)
  5. 5. Citroën e-C4 1,4224.5%
    +129.0%(+801)
  6. 6. MINI Cooper 1,2534.0%
    +51.9%(+428)
  7. 7. Dacia Spring 1,0353.3%
    -2.3%(-24)
  8. 8. Hyundai IONIQ 5 9182.9%
    +112.0%(+485)
  9. 9. Hyundai Kona II 9162.9%
    +78.9%(+404)
  10. 10. Kia EV6 9142.9%
    +224.1%(+632)
  11. 11. Peugeot e-2008 8302.6%
    +1.8%(+15)
  12. 12. Mercedes-Benz EQA 8272.6%
    +24.0%(+160)
  13. 13. Opel Corsa 7942.5%
    +64.7%(+312)
  14. 14. Volvo Xc40 7692.4%
    +540.8%(+649)
  15. 15. CUPRA Born 7652.4%
    +127.7%(+429)
  16. 16. Volkswagen ID.4 7652.4%
    -23.3%(-233)
  17. 17. Peugeot e-208 6682.1%
    -35.0%(-360)
  18. 18. Renault Zoe 6212.0%
    -54.8%(-752)
  19. 19. Mercedes-Benz EQB 6131.9%
    +601 units
  20. 20. Opel Mokka 6001.9%
    +27.9%(+131)
  21. 21. Smart Eq Fortwo Coupe 5651.8%
    -25.6%(-194)
  22. 22. Renault Megane 5561.8%
    New
  23. 23. Škoda Enyaq 5011.6%
    -6.0%(-32)
  24. 24. Ford Mustang Mach-E 5001.6%
    +40.8%(+145)
  25. 25. MG Mg Zs Ev 4821.5%
    +201.3%(+322)
  26. 26. Volkswagen ID.3 4071.3%
    -55.6%(-509)
  27. 27. Renault Twingo 3781.2%
    -8.3%(-34)
  28. 28. Nissan Leaf 3621.2%
    -47.2%(-323)
  29. 29. BMW iX 3531.1%
    +330.5%(+271)
  30. 30. Citroën e-Berlingo 3031.0%
    +197.1%(+201)
  31. 31. Porsche Taycan 3031.0%
    -3.2%(-10)
  32. 32. BMW i4 2940.9%
    +293 units
  33. 33. Volvo EC40 2730.9%
    +702.9%(+239)
  34. 34. Audi Q4 e-tron 2680.9%
    +5.5%(+14)
  35. 35. Peugeot e-Rifter 2660.8%
    +315.6%(+202)
  36. 36. Volkswagen ID.5 2540.8%
    New
  37. 37. BMW i3 2370.8%
    -30.1%(-102)
  38. 38. Audi Q4 Sportback e-tron 2360.8%
    +129.1%(+133)
  39. 39. MG Mg Marvel R Electric 2270.7%
    +210 units
  40. 40. Audi Audi E-Tron 2240.7%
    +100.0%(+112)
  41. 41. Opel Combo 2180.7%
    +257.4%(+157)
  42. 42. MG MG4 EV 2030.6%
    New
  43. 43. BMW iX3 2010.6%
    +51.1%(+68)
  44. 44. Hyundai Kona, Kauai 1880.6%
    -55.9%(-238)
  45. 45. Mercedes-Benz EQE Berlina 1880.6%
    New
  46. 46. Polestar 2 1880.6%
    New
  47. 47. Hyundai Ioniq 1130.4%
    -25.2%(-38)
  48. 48. Nissan Ariya 1070.3%
    +106 units
  49. 49. Mercedes-Benz EQV 1030.3%
    +56.1%(+37)
  50. 50. Mercedes-Benz Eqc 400 4Matic 1010.3%
    +9.8%(+9)
  51. 51. Mercedes-Benz EQS Berlina 990.3%
    +85 units
  52. 52. Smart Eq Forfour 980.3%
    -67.8%(-206)
  53. 53. Aiways U5 940.3%
    +93 units
  54. 54. Lexus Lexus Ux300E 770.2%
    -10.5%(-9)
  55. 55. Audi e-tron GT 600.2%
    +30.4%(+14)
  56. 56. DFSK Seres 3 600.2%
    +93.5%(+29)
  57. 57. Jaguar Jaguar I-Pace 550.2%
    -19.1%(-13)
  58. 58. Toyota Proace 530.2%
    +36 units
  59. 59. Mazda Mazda Mx-30 500.2%
    -51.5%(-53)
  60. 60. DS 3 E-Tense 440.1%
    -43.6%(-34)
  61. 61. Honda Honda E 430.1%
    -41.9%(-31)
  62. 62. Maxus Maxus Euniq 5 430.1%
    +42 units
  63. 63. Peugeot e-Rifter Long 430.1%
    New
  64. 64. Mobilize Limo 410.1%
    New
  65. 65. MG MGS5 EV 310.1%
    New
  66. 66. Tesla Model S 300.1%
    +26 units
  67. 67. BMW i7 250.1%
    New
  68. 68. Toyota Proace City Verso L1 250.1%
    New
  69. 69. Zhidou Zhidou 250.1%
    +13 units
  70. 70. Tesla Model X 240.1%
    +14 units
  71. 71. Citroën e-Spacetourer 190.1%
    -47.2%(-17)
  72. 72. Kia Soul 190.1%
    -85.2%(-109)
  73. 73. SsangYong Korando E-Motion 190.1%
    +18 units
  74. 74. Volkswagen ID. Buzz 190.1%
    New
  75. 75. Citroën Nuevo Ë-Jumpy Combi Ta 180.1%
    +6 units
  76. 76. Peugeot Traveller Standard 150.0%
    -11 units
  77. 77. Mercedes-Benz Evito Tourer 140.0%
    +9 units
  78. 78. Peugeot E-Expert Combi Electri 130.0%
    -4 units
  79. 79. Citroën e-C4 X 120.0%
    New
  80. 80. Opel Zafira 90.0%
    -8 units
  81. 81. Opel Combo XL 70.0%
    New
  82. 82. Audi E-Tron Sportback 50 60.0%
    -20 units
  83. 83. JAC Xev 60.0%
    -4 units
  84. 84. Opel Nuevo Vivaro Combi Ele 50.0%
    +3 units
  85. 85. Peugeot Nuevo E-Traveller Busi 40.0%
    -1 units
  86. 86. Toyota bZ4X 40.0%
    New
  87. 87. BMW iX1 30.0%
    New
  88. 88. Nissan Nissan E-Nv200 30.0%
    -97.2%(-106)
  89. 89. Opel Vivaro Electric Combi 30.0%
    New
  90. 90. Opel Zafira XL 30.0%
    +2 units
  91. 91. Volkswagen Golf 30.0%
    -96.1%(-73)
  92. 92. Hyundai IONIQ 6 20.0%
    New
  93. 93. Maxus Maxus Mifa 9 20.0%
    New
  94. 94. Škoda Citigo 20.0%
    -94.9%(-37)
  95. 95. Volkswagen Upñ 20.0%
    -98.3%(-114)
  96. 96. DR Evo 3 Electric 10.0%
    New
  97. 97. Fiat e-Doblò 10.0%
    New
  98. 98. Renault Kangoo 10.0%
    New

Used cars · 2022

16,745 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 5,33431.9%
  2. 2. Cataluña 2,86417.1%
  3. 3. Comunidad Valenciana 1,71910.3%
  4. 4. Andalucía 1,4218.5%
  5. 5. Illes Balears 9375.6%
  6. 6. Canarias 9085.4%
  7. 7. Castilla-La Mancha 7534.5%
  8. 8. Galicia 6373.8%
  9. 9. País Vasco 4212.5%
  10. 10. Castilla y León 4122.5%
  11. 11. Región de Murcia 3402.0%
  12. 12. Aragón 2941.8%
  13. 13. Principado de Asturias 2571.5%
  14. 14. Comunidad Foral de Navarra 1400.8%
  15. 15. Cantabria 1390.8%
  16. 16. Extremadura 1150.7%
  17. 17. La Rioja 470.3%
  18. 18. Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla 40.0%
  19. 19. Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta 30.0%

The provinces

  1. 1. Madrid 5,33431.9%
  2. 2. Barcelona 2,17113.0%
  3. 3. Illes Balears 9375.6%
  4. 4. Valencia 8515.1%
  5. 5. Alicante 6103.6%
  6. 6. Las Palmas 5403.2%
  7. 7. Toledo 5323.2%
  8. 8. Málaga 4502.7%
  9. 9. Santa Cruz de Tenerife 3682.2%
  10. 10. A Coruña 3482.1%
  11. 11. Murcia 3402.0%
  12. 12. Sevilla 3091.8%
  13. 13. Girona 2881.7%
  14. 14. Tarragona 2811.7%
  15. 15. Castellón 2581.5%
  16. 16. Asturias 2571.5%
  17. 17. Bizkaia 2401.4%
  18. 18. Zaragoza 2371.4%
  19. 19. Pontevedra 1991.2%
  20. 20. Cádiz 1701.0%
  21. 21. Córdoba 1460.9%
  22. 22. Navarra 1400.8%
  23. 23. Cantabria 1390.8%
  24. 24. Granada 1270.8%
  25. 25. Lleida 1240.7%
  26. 26. Gipuzkoa 1230.7%
  27. 27. Valladolid 1180.7%
  28. 28. Almería 1030.6%
  29. 29. Guadalajara 920.5%
  30. 30. Badajoz 900.5%
  31. 31. Salamanca 770.5%
  32. 32. León 700.4%
  33. 33. Lugo 600.4%
  34. 34. Albacete 590.4%
  35. 35. Huelva 590.4%
  36. 36. Álava 580.3%
  37. 37. Jaén 570.3%
  38. 38. Burgos 550.3%
  39. 39. La Rioja 470.3%
  40. 40. Ciudad Real 460.3%
  41. 41. Huesca 390.2%
  42. 42. Ourense 300.2%
  43. 43. Segovia 260.2%
  44. 44. Cáceres 250.1%
  45. 45. Cuenca 240.1%
  46. 46. Palencia 220.1%
  47. 47. Zamora 200.1%
  48. 48. Teruel 180.1%
  49. 49. Ávila 170.1%
  50. 50. Soria 70.0%
  51. 51. Melilla 40.0%
  52. 52. Ceuta 30.0%

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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