With the continuous advancement of automobile electrification, the proportion of new energy vehicles in the global automobile market is also increasing, not only in China, but also in the United States, which likes high-horsepower self-priming cars, the proportion of electric vehicles is also increasing.
Tesla Model Y
Relevant car registration data shows that from January to October 2021, about 378,400 electric vehicles were registered in the United States, an increase of 94% compared to 2020, which accounts for about 2.9% of the entire auto market, compared with 1.7% a year ago. While the share has only risen by 1.2 percentage points, given the huge car ownership in the U.S., the change isn't as low as we think. Of the 378,400 new electric vehicles, Tesla surpassed all other brands in the number of about 261,000, accounting for 69%, and its nearly 70% share also made it far away from other competitors and became the biggest winner.
Ranking of the number of electric vehicle registrations in the United States from January to October
From the perspective of specific models, Tesla's Model Y and Model 3 ranked 1st and 2nd in the list of electric vehicle registrations, with 134504 and 112314 vehicles respectively, an increase of 182% and 39% year-on-year, ranking the top two in the list. In third place was the Chevrolet Bolt EV/EUV with 23,041 units. Ford's new Muskang Mach-E ranked fourth with 20,518 units, followed by the Volkswagen ID. series of 13,787 units. Tesla's other high-priced Model S also sold more than 10,000 units, reaching 12,272 units. From this data, it can be seen that Americans love Tesla no less than other countries.
From January to October, the number of new car registrations of luxury brands in the United States was ranked
In terms of luxury brands, Tesla is also gradually narrowing the gap with other traditional luxury brands, and since surpassing Mercedes-Benz in September, Tesla has ranked third in the list of luxury brands, behind BMW and Lexus. However, considering the small data gap between the three and Tesla's growth rate of up to 68%, some media predict that Tesla will officially surpass the top two at the end of this year or early next year, becoming the luxury brand with the largest number of new car registrations in the United States.