Germany Just Hit an Electric Vehicle Milestone That Would Have Seemed Impossible Two Years Ago

Something shifted in Germany last month that caught the auto industry’s attention. 4 percent of the market. That’s a number that would have sounded like fantasy just two years ago in a country where the combustion engine is practically part of the national identity.

2 percent compared to the same month last year. 1 percent share. 5 percent of the market with 60,796 sales. 9 percent slice.

The Tesla Model Y was the most popular EV by a wide margin, with 6,023 registrations, making it the third best-selling car overall in Germany last month. It trailed only the VW Golf (8,117 sales) and the VW T-Roc (6,808). 7, Cupra Tavascan, and Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric. 3 percent of the fleet.