The groups with the most electric cars in Spain · 2023

Which industrial group registers the most electric cars in Spain in 2023, ranked by parent group, with its ranking and its year-by-year trend.

DGT data · full year 2023 · new BEV passenger cars

New BEV 2023 54,845 electric passenger cars (all groups)
Leading group Tesla Inc 24.2% of new BEV

Market share by group · 2023

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

Each group’s share, year by year · 2015–2023

Share of each year’s new BEV registered by each of the 6 groups with the most registrations in 2023. A 0 is a year in which the group registered none.

Who registers, by origin · 2023

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

  1. 1. Tesla Inc 13,26024.2%
    +188.8%(+8,669)
  2. 2. Stellantis 10,18118.6%
    +42.2%(+3,020)
  3. 3. Volkswagen Group 6,57812.0%
    +72.4%(+2,763)
  4. 4. SAIC Motor 4,0737.4%
    +312.2%(+3,085)
  5. 5. Hyundai Motor Group 4,0077.3%
    -12.6%(-576)
  6. 6. Renault Group 3,7766.9%
    +43.5%(+1,144)
  7. 7. BMW Group 3,7616.9%
    +59.0%(+1,395)
  8. 8. Mercedes-Benz Group 3,0975.6%
    +59.2%(+1,152)
  9. 9. Geely Holding Group 2,5344.6%
    +106.0%(+1,304)
  10. +59.3%(+393)
  11. 11. Ford Motor Company 7801.4%
    +56.0%(+280)
  12. 12. BYD Company 6281.1%
    New
  13. -14.8%(-70)
  14. +123.3%(+196)
  15. +130.0%(+65)

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

  1. 1. United States 14,55226.5%
  2. 2. Germany 11,89421.7%
  3. 3. France 7,68314.0%
  4. 4. United Kingdom 5,4109.9%
  5. 5. South Korea 4,0447.4%
  6. 6. Sweden 2,5344.6%
  7. 7. Italy 2,0983.8%
  8. 8. Romania 2,0133.7%
  9. 9. China 1,8033.3%
  10. 10. Spain 1,2442.3%
  11. 11. Japan 9501.7%
  12. 12. Czech Republic 6201.1%

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

  1. 1. United States 14,55226.5%
  2. 2. Germany 12,95023.6%
  3. 3. France 7,68314.0%
  4. 4. United Kingdom 5,4109.9%
  5. 5. South Korea 4,0447.4%
  6. 6. Sweden 2,5344.6%
  7. 7. Italy 2,0983.8%
  8. 8. Romania 2,0133.7%
  9. 9. Spain 1,2442.3%
  10. 10. Japan 9501.7%
  11. 11. China 7471.4%
  12. 12. Czech Republic 6201.1%

The most registered models · 2023

Every model with new BEV passenger cars registered in Spain in 2023. The share is its part of the year’s BEV total.

  1. 1. Tesla Model Y 6,84312.5%
    +266.9%(+4,978)
  2. 2. Tesla Model 3 6,12311.2%
    +129.2%(+3,451)
  3. 3. MG MG4 EV 3,0955.6%
    +1,424.6%(+2,892)
  4. 4. Fiat 500e 2,0223.7%
    +8.5%(+158)
  5. 5. Dacia Spring 2,0133.7%
    +94.5%(+978)
  6. 6. Kia Niro 1,4662.7%
    -3.1%(-47)
  7. 7. MINI Cooper 1,3302.4%
    +6.1%(+77)
  8. 8. Citroën e-C4 1,2752.3%
    -10.3%(-147)
  9. 9. Citroën e-Berlingo 1,2172.2%
    +301.7%(+914)
  10. 10. CUPRA Born 1,2132.2%
    +58.6%(+448)
  11. 11. Volvo Xc40 1,1752.1%
    +52.8%(+406)
  12. 12. Volkswagen ID.4 1,1682.1%
    +52.7%(+403)
  13. 13. Mercedes-Benz EQA 1,1592.1%
    +40.1%(+332)
  14. 14. Kia EV6 1,1412.1%
    +24.8%(+227)
  15. 15. Peugeot e-208 1,0932.0%
    +63.6%(+425)
  16. 16. Renault Megane 1,0852.0%
    +95.1%(+529)
  17. 17. BMW iX1 1,0181.9%
    +1,015 units
  18. 18. Peugeot e-2008 9561.7%
    +15.2%(+126)
  19. +316.0%(+594)
  20. 20. Ford Mustang Mach-E 7801.4%
    +56.0%(+280)
  21. 21. Audi Q4 e-tron 7791.4%
    +190.7%(+511)
  22. 22. BMW i4 7271.3%
    +147.3%(+433)
  23. +196.2%(+463)
  24. 24. Volkswagen ID.3 6651.2%
    +63.4%(+258)
  25. 25. Polestar 2 6551.2%
    +248.4%(+467)
  26. 26. Mercedes-Benz EQB 6471.2%
    +5.5%(+34)
  27. 27. Opel Mokka 6431.2%
    +7.2%(+43)
  28. 28. Smart #1 6241.1%
    New
  29. 29. Škoda Enyaq 6201.1%
    +23.8%(+119)
  30. 30. Opel Corsa 6171.1%
    -22.3%(-177)
  31. 31. Volvo EC40 5921.1%
    +116.8%(+319)
  32. 32. Hyundai Kona II 5651.0%
    -38.3%(-351)
  33. 33. MG Mg Zs Ev 5601.0%
    +16.2%(+78)
  34. 34. Volkswagen ID. Buzz 5601.0%
    +541 units
  35. 35. Peugeot e-Rifter 5170.9%
    +94.4%(+251)
  36. 36. Jeep Avenger 5120.9%
    New
  37. 37. Hyundai IONIQ 5 5040.9%
    -45.1%(-414)
  38. 38. Smart Eq Fortwo Coupe 4310.8%
    -23.7%(-134)
  39. 39. BYD ATTO 3 3890.7%
    New
  40. 40. Renault Zoe 3700.7%
    -40.4%(-251)
  41. 41. Porsche Taycan 3650.7%
    +20.5%(+62)
  42. +54.6%(+124)
  43. 43. Citroën e-C4 X 2970.5%
    +285 units
  44. 44. BMW iX 2930.5%
    -17.0%(-60)
  45. 45. BMW iX3 2830.5%
    +40.8%(+82)
  46. +184.8%(+183)
  47. 47. Renault Twingo 2820.5%
    -25.4%(-96)
  48. 48. Nissan Leaf 2230.4%
    -38.4%(-139)
  49. 49. Toyota bZ4X 2040.4%
    +200 units
  50. 50. Opel Combo 2010.4%
    -7.8%(-17)
  51. 51. Nissan Ariya 1790.3%
    +67.3%(+72)
  52. 52. Peugeot e-Rifter Long 1790.3%
    +316.3%(+136)
  53. 53. Volkswagen ID.5 1710.3%
    -32.7%(-83)
  54. 54. BYD Dolphin 1700.3%
    New
  55. 55. Tesla Model X 1620.3%
    +138 units
  56. New
  57. 57. Hyundai IONIQ 6 1430.3%
    +141 units
  58. 58. Kia EV9 1350.2%
    New
  59. 59. Tesla Model S 1320.2%
    +340.0%(+102)
  60. +98 units
  61. 61. Mazda Mazda Mx-30 1150.2%
    +130.0%(+65)
  62. 62. Volvo EX30 1120.2%
    New
  63. 63. Mercedes-Benz EQV 1080.2%
    +4.9%(+5)
  64. 64. Opel Combo XL 880.2%
    +81 units
  65. 65. Peugeot e-308 730.1%
    New
  66. +52 units
  67. 67. Audi Audi E-Tron 630.1%
    -71.9%(-161)
  68. 68. MG MGS5 EV 630.1%
    +103.2%(+32)
  69. 69. BMW i7 610.1%
    +36 units
  70. 70. Opel Astra 610.1%
    New
  71. 71. Aiways U5 590.1%
    -37.2%(-35)
  72. 72. Audi Q8 55 E-Tron 540.1%
    New
  73. 73. DS 3 E-Tense 510.1%
    +15.9%(+7)
  74. 74. Lexus RZ 510.1%
    New
  75. 75. BMW i5 Berlina 490.1%
    New
  76. 76. Hyundai Kona, Kauai 490.1%
    -73.9%(-139)
  77. -54.5%(-55)
  78. 78. Lexus Lexus Ux300E 420.1%
    -45.5%(-35)
  79. +27 units
  80. 80. Fiat 600e 370.1%
    New
  81. +18 units
  82. 82. Audi e-tron GT 360.1%
    -40.0%(-24)
  83. 83. Subaru Solterra 360.1%
    New
  84. 84. Honda Honda E 350.1%
    -18.6%(-8)
  85. +16 units
  86. 86. Mercedes-Benz EQT 340.1%
    New
  87. 87. BYD Tang 330.1%
    New
  88. +8 units
  89. 89. CUPRA Tavascan 310.1%
    New
  90. 90. Abarth 500e 300.1%
    New
  91. +24 units
  92. New
  93. 93. Renault Kangoo 260.0%
    +25 units
  94. 94. Toyota Proace 250.0%
    -52.8%(-28)
  95. 95. BYD Seal 190.0%
    New
  96. 96. SERES 3 190.0%
    New
  97. 97. Zhidou Zhidou 190.0%
    -6 units
  98. 98. BYD Han 170.0%
    New
  99. -1 units
  100. 100. Jaguar Jaguar I-Pace 110.0%
    -80.0%(-44)
  101. 101. DFSK Seres 3 90.0%
    -85.0%(-51)
  102. 102. Fiat e-Doblò 70.0%
    +6 units
  103. 103. Honda e:Ny1 70.0%
    New
  104. 104. Opel Zafira 70.0%
    -2 units
  105. 105. Opel Zafira XL 50.0%
    +2 units
  106. 106. Kia Soul 40.0%
    -15 units
  107. 107. Maxus Maxus Euniq 5 40.0%
    -90.7%(-39)
  108. 108. Yudo 3 40.0%
    New
  109. -1 units
  110. 110. Aiways U6 20.0%
    New
  111. 111. Audi Sq8 E-Tron 20.0%
    New
  112. New
  113. 113. Voyah Free 20.0%
    New
  114. -5 units
  115. New
  116. 116. DR Evo 3 Electric 10.0%
    +0 units
  117. 117. Fiat Ulysse 10.0%
    New
  118. -2 units
  119. 119. Skywell Et5 10.0%
    New
  120. 120. Smart #3 10.0%
    New
  121. 121. Volkswagen Tavascan 10.0%
    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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