Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle Sales in Europe in 2019 Registrations of battery electric vehicles (BEV) in various European Union and EFTA member countries during the period January to December 2019 were as follows according to ACEA statistics: Country New passenger vehicle registrations of electrically chargeable vehicles (ECV) in European Union and EFTA countries during 2019 were as follows according to the ACEA: Countryīattery Electric Vehicle Sales in Europe in 2019 Excludes some smaller markets where suitable data is not available.Įlectric Car Sales per European Union and EFTA Country in 2019 (Full Year).Alternatively Powered Vehicles (APV) includes ECV, hybrids, natural gas, LPG and ethanol (not included in the table above).Terminology used in these ACEA statistics: Electrically chargeable vehicle (ECV) = battery electric vehicles (BEV) + extended-range electric vehicles (EREV) + fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV) + plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV).The new car market in the EU and EFTA during 2019 was divided in the following fuel types: Fuel Type European New Car Market by Fuel Types in 2019 (Full Year) A 260% growth was forecasted for the UK in 2020. This is due both to the availability of more electric car models but even more as a result of heavy fines that the EU will impose on carmakers producing cars with high CO2 output unless balances out by low-emission vehicles. Strong growth in the sales of electric cars in Europe is expected in 2020. The market for electrically chargeable vehicles in the EU and EFTA grew by more than 175,000 cars during 2019 to increase market share from 2% to 3.6% compared to 2018. If EFTA is added, the expansion was 45.4% to 564,225 cars – largely due to electric cars remaining very popular in Norway. European New Electric Car Market in 2019 (Full Year)ĭuring 2019, the market for electrically chargeable vehicles in the European Union expanded by 53.5% to 465,026 cars.

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