The groups with the most electric cars in Spain · 2021

Which industrial group registers the most electric cars in Spain in 2021, ranked by parent group, with its ranking and its year-by-year trend.

DGT data · full year 2021 · new BEV passenger cars

New BEV 2021 24,118 electric passenger cars (all groups)
Leading group Stellantis 20.1% of new BEV

Market share by group · 2021

Split of new BEV by parent group (top 6 + the rest).

Each group’s share, year by year · 2015–2021

Share of each year’s new BEV registered by each of the 6 groups with the most registrations in 2021. A 0 is a year in which the group registered none.

Who registers, by origin · 2021

New BEV by parent group. Tap a group for its page.

  1. 1. Stellantis 4,83820.1%
    +65.3%(+1,912)
  2. 2. Volkswagen Group 4,39418.2%
    +13.7%(+529)
  3. 3. Hyundai Motor Group 3,64915.1%
    +26.8%(+771)
  4. 4. Tesla Inc 3,20613.3%
    +118.8%(+1,741)
  5. 5. Renault Group 2,84411.8%
    +14.6%(+362)
  6. 6. BMW Group 1,3805.7%
    +26.3%(+287)
  7. -22.1%(-302)
  8. 8. Mercedes-Benz Group 8563.5%
    +74.7%(+366)
  9. -23.6%(-245)
  10. 10. Ford Motor Company 3551.5%
    New
  11. 11. SAIC Motor 1780.7%
    New
  12. 12. Geely Holding Group 1540.6%
    New
  13. -67.7%(-216)
  14. New
  15. 15. Honda Motor Company 740.3%
    -26.0%(-26)

New BEV by the brand’s country, as the catalogue assigns it: Cupra counts as Spain and Škoda as Czechia.

  1. 1. Germany 5,40322.4%
  2. 2. France 4,59019.0%
  3. 3. South Korea 3,65015.1%
  4. 4. United States 3,56114.8%
  5. 5. China 1,1204.6%
  6. 6. Japan 1,0754.5%
  7. 7. United Kingdom 1,0704.4%
  8. 8. Romania 1,0594.4%
  9. 9. Italy 1,0024.2%
  10. 10. Spain 8623.6%
  11. 11. Czech Republic 5722.4%
  12. 12. Sweden 1540.6%

New BEV by country of origin, where the brand historically comes from.

  1. 1. Germany 6,46626.8%
  2. 2. France 4,59019.0%
  3. 3. South Korea 3,65015.1%
  4. 4. United States 3,56114.8%
  5. 5. Japan 1,0754.5%
  6. 6. United Kingdom 1,0704.4%
  7. 7. Romania 1,0594.4%
  8. 8. Italy 1,0024.2%
  9. 9. Spain 8623.6%
  10. 10. Czech Republic 5722.4%
  11. 11. Sweden 1540.6%
  12. 12. China 570.2%

The most registered models · 2021

Every model with new BEV passenger cars registered in Spain in 2021. The share is its part of the year’s BEV total.

  1. 1. Tesla Model 3 2,85311.8%
    +134.6%(+1,637)
  2. 2. Kia Niro 1,7177.1%
    +134.6%(+985)
  3. 3. Renault Zoe 1,3735.7%
    -43.4%(-1,052)
  4. 4. Dacia Spring 1,0594.4%
    New
  5. 5. Peugeot e-208 1,0284.3%
    -16.8%(-207)
  6. 6. Fiat 500e 1,0024.2%
    +403.5%(+803)
  7. 7. Volkswagen ID.4 9984.1%
    New
  8. 8. Volkswagen ID.3 9163.8%
    -9.7%(-98)
  9. 9. MINI Cooper 8253.4%
    +18.7%(+130)
  10. 10. Peugeot e-2008 8153.4%
    +29.8%(+187)
  11. 11. Smart Eq Fortwo Coupe 7593.1%
    +3.5%(+26)
  12. 12. Nissan Leaf 6852.8%
    -22.6%(-200)
  13. 13. Mercedes-Benz EQA 6672.8%
    New
  14. 14. Citroën e-C4 6212.6%
    +392.9%(+495)
  15. 15. Škoda Enyaq 5332.2%
    New
  16. 16. SEAT Mii 5262.2%
    -39.4%(-342)
  17. 17. Hyundai Kona II 5122.1%
    +508 units
  18. 18. Opel Corsa 4822.0%
    +21.7%(+86)
  19. 19. Opel Mokka 4691.9%
    New
  20. 20. Hyundai IONIQ 5 4331.8%
    New
  21. 21. Hyundai Kona, Kauai 4261.8%
    -76.0%(-1,349)
  22. 22. Renault Twingo 4121.7%
    +622.8%(+355)
  23. 23. Ford Mustang Mach-E 3551.5%
    New
  24. 24. BMW i3 3391.4%
    -14.8%(-59)
  25. 25. Tesla Model Y 3391.4%
    New
  26. 26. CUPRA Born 3361.4%
    +331 units
  27. 27. Porsche Taycan 3131.3%
    +56.5%(+113)
  28. 28. Smart Eq Forfour 3041.3%
    -51.9%(-328)
  29. 29. Kia EV6 2821.2%
    New
  30. 30. Audi Q4 e-tron 2541.1%
    New
  31. 31. MG Mg Zs Ev 1600.7%
    New
  32. 32. Hyundai Ioniq 1510.6%
    -26.0%(-53)
  33. 33. BMW iX3 1330.6%
    New
  34. 34. Kia Soul 1280.5%
    -21.5%(-35)
  35. 35. Volvo Xc40 1200.5%
    New
  36. 36. Volkswagen Upñ 1160.5%
    -75.6%(-360)
  37. 37. Audi Audi E-Tron 1120.5%
    -64.4%(-203)
  38. 38. Nissan Nissan E-Nv200 1090.5%
    -29.7%(-46)
  39. New
  40. 40. Mazda Mazda Mx-30 1030.4%
    -67.7%(-216)
  41. 41. Citroën e-Berlingo 1020.4%
    +91 units
  42. -60.3%(-140)
  43. 43. Lexus Lexus Ux300E 860.4%
    New
  44. 44. BMW iX 820.3%
    New
  45. 45. DS 3 E-Tense 780.3%
    -59.8%(-116)
  46. 46. Volkswagen Golf 760.3%
    -89.2%(-625)
  47. 47. Honda Honda E 740.3%
    -26.0%(-26)
  48. -46.9%(-60)
  49. 49. Mercedes-Benz EQV 660.3%
    -74.4%(-192)
  50. 50. Peugeot e-Rifter 640.3%
    New
  51. 51. Opel Combo 610.3%
    New
  52. 52. Audi e-tron GT 460.2%
    New
  53. 53. Škoda Citigo 390.2%
    -84.8%(-218)
  54. +30 units
  55. 55. Volvo EC40 340.1%
    New
  56. 56. DFSK Seres 3 310.1%
    New
  57. -2 units
  58. +11 units
  59. New
  60. 60. Opel Zafira 170.1%
    -43.3%(-13)
  61. New
  62. 62. Toyota Proace 170.1%
    New
  63. New
  64. New
  65. 65. Mercedes-Benz EQB 120.0%
    New
  66. 66. Zhidou Zhidou 120.0%
    New
  67. 67. JAC Xev 100.0%
    New
  68. 68. Tesla Model X 100.0%
    -92.9%(-130)
  69. New
  70. New
  71. 71. Tesla Model S 40.0%
    -96.3%(-105)
  72. New
  73. 73. Aiways U5 10.0%
    New
  74. 74. BMW i4 10.0%
    New
  75. New
  76. 76. Nissan Ariya 10.0%
    New
  77. 77. Opel Zafira XL 10.0%
    New
  78. New

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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