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Monthly Plug-In EV Sales Scorecard: May 2019
Each month InsideEVs tracks all plug-in EV deliveries for the U.S. by automaker. What will May 2019 bring?


By: Steven Loveday
Published by: Wade Malone
Jun 6, 2019 at 5:19pm ET
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We planned to begin reporting May 2019 EV Sales on Tuesday, June 4, 2019. However, some automakers released numbers ahead of the official date. We will continue updating the chart over the next few days.
More EV Sales Coverage:
Monthly Plug-In EV Sales Scorecard: Historical Charts
Editor's Note: It's important to note that the live scorecard updates may tend to lag depending on your device, settings, and browser. You can try refreshing the page, but it may be faster to close out InsideEVs and reopen the site. This is because your device and browser may save cache, so it may not choose to "see" the updates quite as quick as we're able to provide them. As always, let us know of any issues going forward.
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If you'd like to access any of our previous monthly report cards, click here for the full archive. In addition, for those who appreciate visuals, every month we will also provide an article with sales and market share shown in various charts.
InsideEVs tracks all plug-in EV sales/deliveries for the United States by automaker and brand. Additionally, readers can find all historical EV sales charts for the "current generation" of electric vehicles by clicking here.
Keep in mind, the words sales and deliveries are synonymous. For example, in order for a car to count as SOLD, an owner must buy or lease it, take DELIVERY, and have it in his/her possession.
***InsideEVs' journalist Wade Malone (our Lead Sales Analyst) provided in-depth, detailed, and heavily researched sales estimations and related analysis.
Top Months for U.S. EV Sales to Date (estimated):
- December 2018 – 49,900
- September 2018 – 44,544
- November 2018 – 42,588
- August 2018 – 36,347
- October 2018 – 34,074
Also of note this May:
- Honda delivered an estimated 8 Clarity FCEVs last month.
- Toyota delivers 248 Mirai vehicles in May.
- Hyundai delivered 19 Nexo fuel cell vehicles last month.
Last update: June 6, 2019 @5:20 PM ET
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Also, here's a deep dive into our estimates and methodology.
The current year/month chart and graph are included below.
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Above - 2019 Monthly Sales Chart For The Major Plug-In Automakers. *Estimated Sales Numbers – Reconciled on Monthly or Quarterly Totals. ** Estimated (Based on State/Rebate Data and other reports). BEV models are designated with the icon.
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