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EV sales in 2018, Netherlands and Germany
Netherlands
In 2018, 24,024 fully electric cars were sold in the Netherlands. This number is three times as many as in 2017. Of all new cars registered, 5.4% of them were electric vehicles. Netherlands considered one of the highest market shares worldwide. In December, 30.4% of cars sold were fully electric cars.
Here follows the list with the best-selling electric cars in 2018:
Model
2018 Sales
Tesla Model S
5,633
Jaguar I-PACE
3,495
Nissan LEAF
3,369
Tesla Model X
2,966
Volkswagen e-Golf
2,242
BMW i3
1,602
Hyundai Ioniq
1,500
Renault Zoe
1,017
Opel Ampera-e
860
Hyundai Kona EV
551
There are now some 49,000 EVs in the Netherlands. Experts predict that EV sales will reach 28,000 in 2019.
Germany
In Germany, sales of fully electric cars grew by 43.9% in 2018 to 36,062 This was more than 1% of total new passenger car sales.
Diesel cars sales declined from 38.8% to 32.3%, the lowest since the year 2000. Petrol gas cars made up 62.4% of sales, compared to 57.7% in 2017. Total car sales declined slightly by 0.2% to 3.44 million.
List of the best-selling electric cars in Germany(by brand):
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EV sales in 2018, Netherlands and Germany
Netherlands
In 2018, 24,024 fully electric cars were sold in the Netherlands. This number is three times as many as in 2017. Of all new cars registered, 5.4% of them were electric vehicles. Netherlands considered one of the highest market shares worldwide. In December, 30.4% of cars sold were fully electric cars.
Here follows the list with the best-selling electric cars in 2018:
There are now some 49,000 EVs in the Netherlands. Experts predict that EV
sales will reach 28,000 in 2019.
Germany
In Germany, sales of fully electric cars grew by 43.9% in 2018 to 36,062 This was more than 1% of total new passenger car sales.
Diesel cars sales declined from 38.8% to 32.3%, the lowest since the year 2000. Petrol gas cars made up 62.4% of sales, compared to 57.7% in 2017. Total car sales declined slightly by 0.2% to 3.44 million.
List of the best-selling electric cars in Germany(by brand):
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