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Germany: Plug-In Share Expands To Record 29% In September 2021

Tesla Model 3 surges to a new record and becomes the #1 BEV for sales year-to-date.

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Mark Kane Mark Kane

By: Mark Kane

Oct 14, 2021 at 8:38am ET

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In September, new passenger car registrations in Germany decreased by almost 26% year-over-year to 196,972. That is also some 20% below the 2019 result.

The plug-in segment moves in the opposite direction - up. Last month, some 56,497 new plug-in cars were registered (up 37% year-over-year), which translates to a new all-time record market share of 28.7%.

All-electric cars were the major force of growth (up 59%), while the plug-in hybrids noted a 13% increase, only slightly above the conventional hybrids (up 11%).

Results by type:

Plug-in electric car registrations in Germany – September 2021

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Plug-in electric car registrations in Germany – YTD

So far this year, more than 477,000 new passenger plug-in cars were registered in Germany. It's the largest plug-in market in Europe.

New registrations year-to-date:

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Sales of brands/models

September was an exceptional month, during which a high number of Tesla deliveries (usually accumulated in the last month of a quarter) allowed the brand to take first place with a record 7,903 registrations. The previous records were 4,466 in June and 3,703 in March.

The next four positions, as usual, belong to the top four German brands: Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi.

Brands that recorded the highest number of plug-in car registrations (at least 1,000) were:

The highest result was noted by the Tesla Model 3 - 6,828 (the best ever for the Model 3), which allowed it to take the first place year-to-date.

The Volkswagen ID.3 also had a strong month (2,694) and is now near overtaking the Volkswagen e-up! An interesting thing is that the Skoda Enyaq iV (2,027) had almost two times more registrations than the Volkswagen ID.4 (1,019).

The all-new Hyundai Ioniq 5 set its first four-digit result in September - 1,010 (3,313 YTD).

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