In June, plug-in electrical automotive gross sales in Europe decreased as soon as once more even supposing the general market was up 4%.
In accordance with EV Volumes knowledge, shared by researcher Jose Pontes, 293,588 new plug-in electrical vehicles had been registered in Europe in June, 5% lower than a yr in the past. Thats a 22% share of the general automotive market, in comparison with 25% a yr in the past, indicating that electrification is shifting within the fallacious path.
A flat yr in progress
After the primary half of the yr, greater than 1.4 million new plug-in vehicles had been registered in Europe—about the identical quantity as within the first half of 2023. We’re hoping the second half will carry some enchancment.
Probably the most fascinating issues is that non-rechargeable hybrid registrations elevated by 24% year-over-year, taking 30% of the market. Hybrids are the one a part of the market that is rising.
In the meantime, all-electric automotive registrations had been flat, representing 16% of the market. Germany phased out subsidies for EVs on the finish of final yr, in order the market stabilizes we’re hoping to see development return for the second half of the yr.
Plug-in hybrids had been down 15% year-over-year. Right here, we won’t make sure whether or not the market will rebound this yr. Each EVs and traditional hybrids are placing stress on PHEV gross sales.
Plug-in automotive registrations for the month (YOY change):
- BEVs: about *213,000 (flat) and 16% market share
- PHEVs: about *80,000 (down 15%) and 6% market share
- Complete: 293,588 (down 5%) and 22% market share
* Estimated from the market share
Over 1.4 million passenger plug-in electrical vehicles had been registered in Europe through the first six months of the yr. There is no such thing as a development and market share weakened to 21% (from 22% a yr in the past).
Plug-in automotive registrations in January-June (YOY change):
- BEVs: about *0.96 million and 14% market share
- PHEVs: about *0.48 million and seven% market share
- Complete: 1,443,035 (flat) and 21% market share
* Estimated from the market share
For reference, over 3 million passenger plug-in electrical vehicles had been registered in Europe in 2023, 16% greater than in 2022. The market share amounted to 24% (in comparison with 23% in 2022, 19% in 2021, and 11% in 2020).
Tesla famous a really robust finish of the quarter with 23,869 Tesla Mannequin Y and 20,829 Tesla Mannequin 3 registrations in June. The stats additionally reveal that gross sales of fashions imported from China (just like the Mannequin 3, MG 4 and Volvo EX30) accelerated forward of the anticipated introduction of tariffs.
A shock is the fourth-place end of the Volkswagen ID.3 in June, which within the year-to-date rating outpaced the ID.4.
Outcomes for the month:
- Tesla Mannequin Y – 23,869
- Tesla Mannequin 3 – 20,829
- MG 4 – 9,877
- Volkswagen ID.3 – 9,661
- Volvo EX30 – 9,420
- Audi This autumn e-tron – 7,754
- Volkswagen ID.4 – 6,963
- Skoda Enyaq iV – 5,688
- BMW iX1 – 5,210
- Volvo XC60 PHEV – 4,632
After the primary half of the yr, the highest three fashions are the Tesla Mannequin Y, Tesla Mannequin 3 and Volvo EX30.
Ends in January-June 2024:
- Tesla Mannequin Y – 102,730
- Tesla Mannequin 3 – 60,403
- Volvo EX30 – 39,652
- Audi This autumn e-tron – 35,863
- MG 4 – 32,645
- Volvo XC60 PHEV – 29,268
- Skoda Enyaq iV – 29,169
- Volkswagen ID.3 – 28,982
- Volkswagen ID.4 – 28,080
- Volvo XC40 – 25,538 (24,071 BEVs + 1,467 PHEVs)
Tesla stays the preferred all-electric automotive model and general plug-in automotive model in Europe with an 11.4% share within the first half of the yr. But its share of the EV market is declining. A yr in the past, Tesla was at 13.1%.
Subsequent, we see three premium manufacturers—BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo, indicating that the premium/luxurious section is essentially the most electrified.
When it comes to automotive teams, Volkswagen Group, with a 20% share, is the lone chief. The subsequent few teams are barely over 10% every.
Prime manufacturers by share within the plug-in section in January-June:
- Tesla – 11.4%
- BMW – 9.9%
- Mercedes-Benz – 8.8%
- Volvo – 8.6%
- Volkswagen – 6.5%
- Audi – 6.5%
Prime automotive teams by share within the plug-in section in January-June:
- Volkswagen Group – 20.2%
- Tesla – 11.4%
- Stellantis – 11.2%
- BMW Group – 10.7%
- Geely-Volvo – 10.6%
- Mercedes-Benz Group – 9.1%
