Tesla's result in March: 53% of all plug-ins sold and 75% of all BEVs
Tesla increased its electric car sales in the U.S. in March by 46% year-over-year to 14,625 (InsideEVs’ estimation), despite the reduced federal tax credit and sales ramp-up in Europe/China.
We must note that sales of all of the other plug-ins decreased in March from ≈16,423 in March 2018 to ≈13,036 in March 2019.
Tesla results:
- Tesla Model 3 – 10,175 (22,425 YTD)
- Tesla Model X – 2,175 (3,850 YTD)
- Tesla Model S – 2,275 (3,625 YTD)
U.S. sales reports
Tesla car sales in the U.S. – March 2019
Tesla improved its market share among plug-in cars to 53%! In other words, more than half of the consumers who bought a plug-in car choose a Tesla.
In the case of the all-electric car segment, Tesla’s share is 75%! High ratio is maintained thanks to the new more affordable version of the highly-popular Model 3.
In total, Tesla already sold more than 381,000 cars in the U.S. and the Model 3 is the top-selling car with a cumulative result of over 163,000.
