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Registrations/Groups/July 2023

The groups with the most registrations · July 2023

Which parent group registers the most electric cars in July 2023, and how much the Chinese brands weigh.

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

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New BEV · July 2023 3,602 electric passenger cars (all groups)
Change vs June ↓-38.8% -2,288 units · against 5,890 the previous month
Leading group Volkswagen Group 21.4% of the month’s new BEV

Market share by group · July 2023

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

Who registers, by origin · July 2023

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

  1. 1. Volkswagen Group 77221.4%
    +2.9%(+22)
  2. 2. Tesla Inc 74420.7%
    -57.6%(-1,010)
  3. 3. Stellantis 54715.2%
    -40.5%(-372)
  4. 4. SAIC Motor 36810.2%
    -29.2%(-152)
  5. 5. BMW Group 2557.1%
    +1.2%(+3)
  6. 6. Mercedes-Benz Group 2236.2%
    -22.0%(-63)
  7. 7. Renault Group 1865.2%
    -56.4%(-241)
  8. 8. Hyundai Motor Group 1734.8%
    -50.7%(-178)
  9. 9. Geely Holding Group 1333.7%
    -66.4%(-263)
  10. 10. Toyota Motor Corporation 631.7%
    +14.5%(+8)
  11. 11. Smart Automobile Co., Ltd. 441.2%
    +16 units
  12. 12. Ford Motor Company 351.0%
    -20.5%(-9)
  13. 13. Nissan Motor Corporation 290.8%
    +6 units
  14. 14. BYD Company 170.5%
    -73.0%(-46)
  15. 15. Seres Group 40.1%
    -7 units

Change vs June.

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

  1. 1. Germany 99327.6%
  2. 2. United States 88624.6%
  3. 3. United Kingdom 46512.9%
  4. 4. France 41011.4%
  5. 5. South Korea 1734.8%
  6. 6. Czech Republic 1423.9%
  7. 7. Sweden 1333.7%
  8. 8. Japan 1012.8%
  9. 9. Romania 982.7%
  10. 10. Spain 732.0%
  11. 11. China 661.8%
  12. 12. Italy 621.7%

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

  1. 1. Germany 1,03728.8%
  2. 2. United States 88624.6%
  3. 3. United Kingdom 46512.9%
  4. 4. France 41011.4%
  5. 5. South Korea 1734.8%
  6. 6. Czech Republic 1423.9%
  7. 7. Sweden 1333.7%
  8. 8. Japan 1012.8%
  9. 9. Romania 982.7%
  10. 10. Spain 732.0%
  11. 11. Italy 621.7%
  12. 12. China 220.6%

The weight of Chinese brands · July 2023

Chinese brands add up to 1.8% of the month’s new BEV passenger cars (66 registrations). A brand counts as Chinese when the catalogue gives China as its country.

  1. 1. Smart 441.2%
  2. 2. BYD 170.5%
  3. 3. SERES 40.1%
  4. 4. Maxus 10.0%

The full picture is in the yearly view

The Chinese-brand curve and the trend by region of origin are in the yearly view.

See the yearly picture →

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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