Who registers the new electric car in Spain: private, company and fleets · 2026
How many new electric cars each type of owner registers in Spain in 2026 — private individuals, companies, leasing (renting), rental fleets and taxis — with the brand and model ranking for each. In Spain, company and fleet channels move a large share of the BEV market, so who registers a car tells you as much as how many.
DGT data through 23 Oct 2026 · 2026 to date (1 Jan – 23 Oct) · Last full month: September 2026 · new BEV passenger cars
Change vs the same date in 2025.
Who registers the new BEV · 2026
Private and company add up to 100% of new BEV passenger cars.
How much each owner type registers · 2026
New BEV passenger cars in each segment. The name links to its page.
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Private 75,64867.9%
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Companies 35,83432.1%
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Leasing 12,26011.0%
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Rent a car (self-drive) 3,2032.9%
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Chauffeur hire 2,9612.7%
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Taxi 9810.9%
The small figure is the % of new BEV. The segments overlap: leasing, rental and taxi sit inside company, so the bars don’t add up to 100%.
Private
75,648 new BEV to private owners · 2026.
The most registered brands
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1. Tesla 12,06010.8%+14.7%(+1,545)
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2. BYD 11,60510.4%+45.2%(+3,615)
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3. Kia 6,6366.0%+72.2%(+2,783)
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4. Leapmotor 4,5684.1%+347.8%(+3,548)
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5. Toyota 3,6213.2%+110.8%(+1,903)
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6. Renault 3,5053.1%+33.3%(+876)
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7. Citroën 2,6452.4%+121.9%(+1,453)
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8. Deepal 2,6102.3%New
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9. Volkswagen 2,2662.0%+94.5%(+1,101)
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10. Mercedes-Benz 2,2302.0%+132.0%(+1,269)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
The most registered models
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1. Tesla Model 3 7,982+20.2%(+1,340)
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2. Tesla Model Y 4,067+5.3%(+203)
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3. BYD Dolphin Surf 3,940+89.4%(+1,860)
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4. Kia EV3 3,308-4.6%(-161)
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5. BYD ATTO 2 3,173+113.4%(+1,686)
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6. Toyota C-HR+ 2,755New
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7. Deepal S05 2,387New
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8. Leapmotor B10 2,321+2,310 units
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9. Citroën e-C3 2,116+176.6%(+1,351)
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10. Renault 5 2,012-12.5%(-287)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
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1. Tesla Model 3 7,982+20.2%(+1,340)
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2. Tesla Model Y 4,067+5.3%(+203)
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3. BYD Dolphin Surf 3,940+89.4%(+1,860)
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4. Kia EV3 3,308-4.6%(-161)
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5. BYD ATTO 2 3,173+113.4%(+1,686)
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6. Toyota C-HR+ 2,755New
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7. Deepal S05 2,387New
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8. Leapmotor B10 2,321+2,310 units
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9. Citroën e-C3 2,116+176.6%(+1,351)
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10. Renault 5 2,012-12.5%(-287)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.
Company
35,834 new BEV to companies (legal entities) · 2026.
The most registered brands
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1. Mercedes-Benz 3,8083.4%+51.5%(+1,294)
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2. BYD 3,6403.3%+27.4%(+783)
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3. BMW 2,6782.4%+25.7%(+548)
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4. Tesla 2,1541.9%+3.6%(+74)
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5. Kia 2,1051.9%+39.9%(+600)
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6. Volkswagen 1,8751.7%+56.8%(+679)
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7. Renault 1,4681.3%-24.3%(-472)
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8. Škoda 1,2641.1%+44.3%(+388)
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9. Toyota 1,2131.1%+14.8%(+156)
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10. Ford 1,1881.1%+8.6%(+94)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
The most registered models
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1. BYD Seal 1,342+2.8%(+37)
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2. Tesla Model 3 1,121+3.7%(+40)
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3. Mercedes-Benz CLA 1,110+552.9%(+940)
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4. Tesla Model Y 1,018+5.4%(+52)
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5. Škoda Elroq 943+45.1%(+293)
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6. Kia EV3 933-12.8%(-137)
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7. Mercedes-Benz GLC 848New
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8. Toyota C-HR+ 812New
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9. Mercedes-Benz EQA 737-32.9%(-362)
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10. Renault 5 714-36.2%(-405)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
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1. BYD Seal 1,342+2.8%(+37)
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2. Tesla Model 3 1,121+3.7%(+40)
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3. Mercedes-Benz CLA 1,110+552.9%(+940)
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4. Tesla Model Y 1,018+5.4%(+52)
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5. Škoda Elroq 943+45.1%(+293)
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6. Kia EV3 933-12.8%(-137)
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7. Mercedes-Benz GLC 848New
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8. Toyota C-HR+ 812New
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9. Mercedes-Benz EQA 737-32.9%(-362)
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10. Renault 5 714-36.2%(-405)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.
The leading brand in each owner type · 2026
The most registered brand within each segment, with its new BEV passenger cars.
Leasing and rental: the layers inside company
How companies register. The layers overlap — a car can be both on leasing and registered to a company — so they don’t add up.
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Company 35,834baseline
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Leasing (renting) 12,26034.2% of company
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Rental 6,16417.2% of company
All on the same scale, with company as the baseline. Leasing and rental are layers inside company: they’re compared against it, not a split of it.
Leasing (renting)
Car on a monthly fee
12,260
11.0% of new BEV
The most registered brands
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1. Mercedes-Benz 1,3451.2%+23.5%(+256)
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2. BMW 1,3261.2%+22.3%(+242)
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3. Kia 1,0641.0%+33.7%(+268)
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4. BYD 8430.8%+46.9%(+269)
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5. Volkswagen 6860.6%+39.1%(+193)
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6. Jeep 6020.5%-22.4%(-174)
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7. Tesla 5790.5%+6.8%(+37)
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8. Peugeot 5650.5%-56.8%(-742)
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9. Škoda 5550.5%+50.4%(+186)
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10. Opel 4880.4%-38.9%(-311)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Rental
Rent-a-car and chauffeur hire
6,164
5.5% of new BEV
The most registered brands
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1. BYD 1,3231.2%+1.4%(+18)
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2. Mercedes-Benz 6270.6%-4.0%(-26)
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3. Peugeot 6180.6%-35.7%(-343)
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4. Citroën 3780.3%-62.5%(-629)
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5. Toyota 3560.3%-20.9%(-94)
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6. Tesla 3310.3%-46.4%(-286)
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7. Kia 2830.3%+260 units
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8. Opel 2650.2%-43.3%(-202)
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9. Fiat 2350.2%-44.6%(-189)
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10. Geely 2180.2%New
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Rental in detail: self-drive vs chauffeur hire · 2026
Rental is two different businesses: rent-a-car (self-drive, A01) and chauffeur hire (A02 — not ride-hailing such as Uber or Cabify). Top brands in each.
Self-drive (A01) · rent-a-car
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1. Peugeot 6150.6%-35.3%(-335)
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2. Mercedes-Benz 6010.5%+13.0%(+69)
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3. Citroën 3710.3%-62.7%(-624)
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4. Opel 2650.2%-43.0%(-200)
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5. Fiat 2340.2%-43.1%(-177)
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6. BMW 1960.2%+29.8%(+45)
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7. Ford 1600.1%+2.6%(+4)
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8. MINI 1150.1%+89 units
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9. Toyota 1150.1%0.0%(+0)
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10. Audi 1100.1%+4.8%(+5)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Chauffeur hire (A02)
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1. BYD 1,3031.2%+12.0%(+140)
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2. Tesla 3300.3%-45.5%(-275)
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3. Kia 2800.3%+264 units
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4. Toyota 2410.2%-28.1%(-94)
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5. Geely 2170.2%New
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6. Leapmotor 1990.2%+93.2%(+96)
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7. Hyundai 1630.1%+162.9%(+101)
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8. Deepal 650.1%New
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9. Ford 350.0%-75.9%(-110)
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10. Mercedes-Benz 260.0%-78.5%(-95)
Change vs the same period in 2025.
The models in each owner type · 2026
Which model each owner type chooses. The segments overlap — a car can be both on leasing and registered to a company.
12,260 registrations · 11.0% of new BEV
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1. Kia EV3 614-7.0%(-46)
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2. Jeep Avenger 593-23.6%(-183)
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3. Škoda Elroq 493+70.0%(+203)
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4. Mercedes-Benz EQA 456-31.2%(-207)
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5. BYD Seal 410+55.9%(+147)
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6. BMW iX2 402+23.7%(+77)
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7. BMW iX1 369-20.0%(-92)
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8. Tesla Model 3 356+6.0%(+20)
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9. Opel Frontera 349-6.2%(-23)
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10. BMW iX3 322+312 units
Change vs the same period in 2025.
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1. Kia EV3 614-7.0%(-46)
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2. Jeep Avenger 593-23.6%(-183)
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3. Škoda Elroq 493+70.0%(+203)
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4. Mercedes-Benz EQA 456-31.2%(-207)
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5. BYD Seal 410+55.9%(+147)
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6. BMW iX2 402+23.7%(+77)
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7. BMW iX1 369-20.0%(-92)
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8. Tesla Model 3 356+6.0%(+20)
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9. Opel Frontera 349-6.2%(-23)
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10. BMW iX3 322+312 units
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.
Rental (rent-a-car + chauffeur hire)
6,164 registrations · 5.5% of new BEV
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1. BYD Seal 1,175+9.4%(+101)
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2. Peugeot e-2008 288-58.3%(-403)
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3. Mercedes-Benz EQA 282-35.6%(-156)
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4. Tesla Model 3 255-44.1%(-201)
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5. Toyota bZ4X 247-36.0%(-139)
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6. Kia EV4 243+241 units
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7. Geely E5 217New
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8. Fiat 600e 205+196 units
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9. Peugeot e-208 186+40.9%(+54)
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10. Mercedes-Benz CLA 184New
Change vs the same period in 2025.
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1. BYD Seal 1,175+9.4%(+101)
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2. Peugeot e-2008 288-58.3%(-403)
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3. Mercedes-Benz EQA 282-35.6%(-156)
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4. Tesla Model 3 255-44.1%(-201)
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5. Toyota bZ4X 247-36.0%(-139)
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6. Kia EV4 243+241 units
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7. Geely E5 217New
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8. Fiat 600e 205+196 units
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9. Peugeot e-208 186+40.9%(+54)
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10. Mercedes-Benz CLA 184New
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.
981 registrations · 0.9% of new BEV
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1. Toyota bZ4X 318-41.5%(-226)
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2. Škoda Enyaq 164+368.6%(+129)
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3. Tesla Model Y 115+0.9%(+1)
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4. Tesla Model 3 109-24.8%(-36)
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5. XPENG G6 51+47 units
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6. KG Mobility Torres EVX 47+46 units
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7. Škoda Elroq 32+23 units
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8. Hyundai IONIQ 5 27+15 units
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9. Ford Capri 14+13 units
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10. Jaecoo 5 EV 11New
Change vs the same period in 2025.
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1. Toyota bZ4X 318-41.5%(-226)
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2. Škoda Enyaq 164+368.6%(+129)
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3. Tesla Model Y 115+0.9%(+1)
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4. Tesla Model 3 109-24.8%(-36)
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5. XPENG G6 51+47 units
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6. KG Mobility Torres EVX 47+46 units
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7. Škoda Elroq 32+23 units
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8. Hyundai IONIQ 5 27+15 units
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9. Ford Capri 14+13 units
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10. Jaecoo 5 EV 11New
Change vs the same period in 2025.
Each row adds up the variants of one model: body styles, long versions and facelifts.
Data: own compilation based on DGT vehicle registration microdata, published under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Methodology · Data status · Terms of use.
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