98.8% BEV
0.2% PHEV
1.0% ICE (of which 0.3%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
97.9% BEV
0.6% PHEV
1.5% ICE (of which 0.7%p were HEV)
98.8% BEV
0.2% PHEV
1.0% ICE (of which 0.3%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
97.9% BEV
0.6% PHEV
1.5% ICE (of which 0.7%p were HEV)
46.4% BEV
16.6% PHEV
37.0% ICE (of which 15.6%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
30.1% BEV
15.3% PHEV
54.7% ICE (of which 24.4%p were HEV)
46.4% BEV
16.6% PHEV
37.0% ICE (of which 15.6%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
30.1% BEV
15.3% PHEV
54.7% ICE (of which 24.4%p were HEV)
21.6% BEV
15.4% PHEV (of which 0.4%p were EREV)
62.9% ICE (of which 39.8%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
15.6% BEV
14.0% PHEV (of which 0.2%p were EREV)
70.4% ICE (of which 44.1%p were HEV)
21.6% BEV
15.4% PHEV (of which 0.4%p were EREV)
62.9% ICE (of which 39.8%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
15.6% BEV
14.0% PHEV (of which 0.2%p were EREV)
70.4% ICE (of which 44.1%p were HEV)
16.7% BEV
14.9% PHEV (of which 0.3%p were EREV)
68.4% ICE (of which 43.0%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
11.4% BEV
13.0% PHEV (of which 0.2%p were EREV)
75.6% ICE (of which 45.1%p were HEV)
16.7% BEV
14.9% PHEV (of which 0.3%p were EREV)
68.4% ICE (of which 43.0%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
11.4% BEV
13.0% PHEV (of which 0.2%p were EREV)
75.6% ICE (of which 45.1%p were HEV)
4.5% BEV
13.7% PHEV (of which 0.1%p were EREV)
81.8% ICE (of which 50.9%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
4.0% BEV
11.2% PHEV (of which 0.1%p were EREV)
84.8% ICE (of which 47.1%p were HEV)
4.5% BEV
13.7% PHEV (of which 0.1%p were EREV)
81.8% ICE (of which 50.9%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
4.0% BEV
11.2% PHEV (of which 0.1%p were EREV)
84.8% ICE (of which 47.1%p were HEV)
2.1% BEV
6.6% PHEV (of which 0.0%p were EREV)
91.3% ICE (of which 8.3%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
2.8% BEV
6.3% PHEV (of which 0.0%p were EREV)
90.9% ICE (of which 7.9%p were HEV)
2.1% BEV
6.6% PHEV (of which 0.0%p were EREV)
91.3% ICE (of which 8.3%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
2.8% BEV
6.3% PHEV (of which 0.0%p were EREV)
90.9% ICE (of which 7.9%p were HEV)
32.6% BEV
3.4% PHEV
63.9% ICE (of which 24.5%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
29.5% BEV
2.8% PHEV
67.7% ICE (of which 23.3%p were HEV)
32.6% BEV
3.4% PHEV
63.9% ICE (of which 24.5%p were HEV)
Trailing 12 months are:
29.5% BEV
2.8% PHEV
67.7% ICE (of which 23.3%p were HEV)
60 countries, about 72 million new cars a year.
Over the last 12 months, 19.8% of new cars were BEV. The fitted model (exclusively dependent on past data) has BEV passing ICE in mid-2030 and reaching 50% a year later.
60 countries, about 72 million new cars a year.
Over the last 12 months, 19.8% of new cars were BEV. The fitted model (exclusively dependent on past data) has BEV passing ICE in mid-2030 and reaching 50% a year later.
And that on the biggest October in over 30 years: 15,725 new cars, over 15,500 of them BEV. Year to date the market grew by about 6,300 cars. BEV grew by about 9,900, everything else shrank by about 3,600.
And that on the biggest October in over 30 years: 15,725 new cars, over 15,500 of them BEV. Year to date the market grew by about 6,300 cars. BEV grew by about 9,900, everything else shrank by about 3,600.
For context: new cars were at 16.7% BEV in October, 11.4% over the last 12 months.
Vans are slowly moving. 7.0% BEV in October, 6.3% over the last 12 months, up from 5.3% a year earlier. PHEV grew too, from 1.9% to 2.8%.
For context: new cars were at 16.7% BEV in October, 11.4% over the last 12 months.
Vans are slowly moving. 7.0% BEV in October, 6.3% over the last 12 months, up from 5.3% a year earlier. PHEV grew too, from 1.9% to 2.8%.
I wrote about the split between Rental and NonRental here:
https://leraffl.github.io/LeRaffl-Gallery/articles/spain-bev-split.html
I wrote about the split between Rental and NonRental here:
https://leraffl.github.io/LeRaffl-Gallery/articles/spain-bev-split.html
If the changes from the last 6 months continued linearly, BEV would overtake ICE in 2028-05.
If the changes from the last 6 months continued linearly, BEV would overtake ICE in 2028-05.
#alwaysbecharging
#alwaysbecharging
October is provisional, it's from the DGT daily files.
October is provisional, it's from the DGT daily files.
If the changes from the last 6 months continued linearly, BEV would become the largest powertrain in 2033-12.
If the changes from the last 6 months continued linearly, BEV would become the largest powertrain in 2033-12.