New Electric Vehicle Registrations in Germany

Newly-registered passenger cars with alternatively fueled engines came out on top in Germany in 2021: 355,961 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) increased their share by as much as 83 percent to 13.6 percent. In total, electric vehicles (PHEVs and BEVs) thus have a share of 26 percent.

January 2022 - 375 KB

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Share of New Electric Vehicle Registrations in Germany in 2021

Over the course of the past year, the share of all-electric vehicles (BEVs) in new passenger car registrations in Germany has steadily grown. In January 2021, for example, they accounted for 9.6 percent and in December 2021 for 21.3 percent.

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Plug-In Sales – Europe's Top 15 Countries

E-mobility in Europe is picking up speed – and is racing ahead more rapidly in Germany than in any other European country. One in three electric cars newly registered in 2021 drives on German roads, according to figures for the first ten months of this year.

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Phasing Out the Fossil Combustion Engine

August, 2021 – 841 KB

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New Registrations of Electric Verhicles – Top 5 Countries in Europe

March, 2021 – 410 KB

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Public EV Charging Points – Europe's Top 5 Countries

February, 2021 - 479 KB

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BEV + PHEV Sales & Growth

February 2021 - 317 KB

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E-Vehicles (Global Inventory as of January 2021)

March, 2021 - 443 KB

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Solar Power Generates Mobility

A PV system with a capacity of 3.25 kWp in a single-family home in Germany can provide enough power annually to operate an electric car for around 18,000 kilometers emission free.

December, 2019 - 382 KB

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Public EV Charging Points – Europe's Top 10 Countries

October, 2019 - 313 KB

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Road Transport Responsible for over 50% of Worldwide Oil Consumption