According to eu-evs data, in 2021, Norway, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Finland and 11 European countries sold a total of 853,075 electric vehicles, an increase of 30.4% year-on-year.
Volkswagen sold 124,389 units, with a market share of 14.6%, topped the championship, Tesla sold 115,731 units, with a market share of 13.6%, and Renault sold 67,552 vehicles, with a market share of 7.9% and finished third.
The Chinese brand Polar Star sold 14,720 units, or 1.7% market share, ranking 18th, and MG sold 14,228 vehicles, or 1.7%, ranking 19th.
The Tesla Model 3 became the most popular model in 11 European countries, followed by the Renault ZOE and Volkswagen ID.3.
Chinese brands include: PoleStar 2 (14,720 units), MG ZS (11,821 units), MG MG5 (1,858 units), BYD Tang EV (1,069 units), AIWAYS U5 (555 units), MG MARVEL R (501 units), Xiaopeng G3 (438 units), NIO ES8 (200 units), BYD ETP3 (170 units), JAC IEV7S (100 units), Xiaopeng P7 (40 vehicles), Xiaopeng P5 (8 vehicles), etc.
In terms of penetration, Norway's penetration rate is as high as 68%, followed by the Netherlands penetration rate of nearly 20%, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Germany penetration rate of more than 10%.
Norway
119,074 electric vehicles were sold in Norway in 2021, up 50% from 79,584 in 2020. Among them, Tesla sold more than 20,000 vehicles, with a market share of 17.1%, surpassing Volkswagen (12,000 units, 10.8%) to the top of the championship. Chinese brands Polar Star and BYD entered the TOP20.
Chinese electric vehicle companies include: Polar Star (4,103, accounting for 3.4%), MG (2,732, accounting for 2.3% ;)), BYD (1,244, accounting for 1%), SAIC Maxus (1,088, accounting for 0.8%), Xiaopeng Automobile (474, 0.4%), Weilai Automobile (200, 0.2%), etc.
In terms of models, Tesla Model 3, Volkswagen ID.4, and Tesla Model Y ranked in the top three, Polestar 2 sold 4,103 units, ranking ninth, and MG ZS sales of 2,512 units, ranking 16th.
In addition to the PoleStar 2 and MG ZS, China's electric models also include BYD Tang EV (1066 units), Xiaopeng G3 (438 vehicles), Weilai ES8 (200 vehicles), MG Marvel R (220 vehicles), Xiaopeng P7 (34 vehicles), Xiaopeng P5 (2 vehicles) and so on.
In 2021, total new car sales in Norway increased by 25% year-on-year to a record 176,276 units, with electric vehicles accounting for 67.5%.
Norwegian auto industry representatives expect electric vehicle sales to account for up to 80 percent of total new car sales in Norway by 2022, although supply chain issues could have an impact. Christina Bu, head of the Norwegian EV Association, said: "We believe that next year (2022) electric vehicle sales will account for more than 80% of total sales in Norway. "There's a lot of uncertainty about this prediction and it will depend on the transportation conundrum – many automakers have delivery conundrum." ”
Germany
In 2021, 307,477 electric vehicles were sold in Germany, an increase of 58.4% compared to 194,163 units in 2020, accounting for 11.7% of the entire automotive market (2.62 million units).
Volkswagen won the sales championship with a market share of 20.7%, Tesla ranked second with a market share of 10.7, and Renault ranked third.
Chinese brands include PoleStar (2,147,0.7%), MG (255,0.1%).
The Tesla Model 3 is the most popular model in the German electric car market, followed by the Volkswagen UP! and the Volkswagen ID.3.
Chinese models include the PoleStar 2 (2,147 units), the MG ZS (207 units), and the MG Marvel R (48 units).
France
France sold 138,759 electric vehicles in 2021, up 25.2% from 110,788 in 2020. The French company Renault has a market share of 19.9%, Tesla has a market share of 16%, and Peugeot has a market share of 15.5%, ranking in the top three.
Chinese enterprises, MG accounted for 1.3%, AIWAYS automobile accounted for 0.2%.
The top three models sold in the French electric car market are the Tesla Model 3 (20,952 units), the Renault ZOE (20,041 units), and the Peugeot E-208 (16,260 units).
Chinese brand models, MG ZS (1678 units), AIWAYS U5 (250 units), MG Marvel R (179 units).
United Kingdom
In 2021, 73,721 electric vehicles were sold in the UK, down 31.6% year-on-year and accounting for 4.5% of the total car market (1.65 million units).
The top three companies in the UK market are all foreign car companies, namely Tesla (14,773 units, 20%), Kia (6492 units, 8.8%), and Volkswagen (6,200 units, 8.4%).
Chinese companies include MG (4,267 units, 5.8%), Polestar (1,642 units, 2.2%).
The Tesla Model 3, Kia NIRO, and Nissan LEAF are the three most popular electric models in the UK market. Chinese brand models include MG ZS (2541 units), MG MG5 (1,726 units), and Polestar 2,1642 units.
Netherlands
In 2021, 63,487 electric vehicles were sold in the Netherlands, down 12.6% year-on-year. Kia, Skoda and Volkswagen have a market share of more than 10%, ranking in the top three.
Chinese car companies, Polar Star (2,532 units, 4%), MG (2,100 units, 2.9%), Aiways Automobile (10 units, 0%), Jianghuai Automobile (13,0%), Xiaopeng Automobile (8,0%), BYD (3,0%).
The Skoda ENYAQ, Kia NIRO, and Ford MUSIC MACH-E are the three most popular electric models in the Dutch market.
Chinese brand models include: PoleStar 2 (2,495 units), MG ZS (783 units), JAC IEV7S (18 vehicles), MG Marvel R (14 vehicles), AIWAYS U5 (10 vehicles), Xiaopeng P5 (4 vehicles), Xiaopeng P7 (4 vehicles), BYD Tang EV (2 vehicles) and so on.
Spain
Spain sold 26,282 electric vehicles in 2021, up 43.5% from 18,321 in 2020. Tesla (3,200 units, 12.2 percent), Renault (2,747 units, 10.5 percent) and Volkswagen (2,161 units, 8.2 percent) are in the top three.
Chinese companies include MG (176 vehicles, 0.7%), Zhidou (12 vehicles, 0%), JAC (1,0%), Aiways Automobile (1,0%) and so on.
The Tesla Model 3, Kia NIRO, and Renault ZOO are the three most popular electric models in the Spanish market.
Chinese models include MG ZS (160 units), MG Marvel R (16 vehicles), Zhidou (12 vehicles), JAC XEV (1 vehicle), AIWAYS U5 (1 vehicle), etc.
Sweden
Sweden sold 47,425 electric vehicles in 2021, up 70.5% from 27,816 in 2020. Volkswagen (9,296,19.6%), Kia (6,018, 12.7%), Tesla (5,666 units, 11.9%), MG (3,555 units, 7.5%), and Polestar (2,513 units, 5.3%) are the top 5 sales companies.
The Volkswagen ID.4 (6,074 units), kia NIRO (5,140 units), and Tesla Model 3 (4,116 units) are the three most popular electric models in the Swedish market.
Chinese models include the MG ZS (3,501 units), the Polestar 2 (2,513 units), and the MG Marvel R (54 units).
Switzerland
Swiss electric vehicles sold 33,058 units in 2021, up 61.5% from 20,469 in 2020. The top three in the Swiss electric vehicle market are Tesla (6,483 units, 19.6%), Volkswagen (4,570 units, 13.8%), and Skoda (2,375 units, 7.2%).
Chinese car companies include, Polar Star (852 units, 2.6%), JAC (81 units, 0.2%), Aiways Automobile (38 units, 0.1%),
The Tesla Model 3 (5,064 units), the Volkswagen ID.3 (2,419 units), and the Skoda ENYAQ (2,184 units) are the three most popular electric models in the Swiss market.
Chinese models include Polar Star 2 (852 units), JAC IEV7S (81 vehicles), AIWAYS U5 (38 vehicles) and so on.
Denmark
Denmark sold 24,941 electric vehicles in 2021, up 75.2% from 14,235 in 2020. Volkswagen (5,164 units, 20.7%), Tesla (3,431 units, 13.8%), and Hyundai (2,443 units, 9.8%) are the top 3 car companies in the Danish electric vehicle market.
Chinese car companies include Polar Star (730 units, 2.9%), Aiways (256 vehicles, 1%), MG (209 vehicles, 0.8%), and Xiaopeng Automobile (4 vehicles, 0%).
The Volkswagen ID.4 (2,668 units), Tesla Model 3 (1,905 units), and Volkswagen ID.3 (1733 units) are the three most popular electric models in the Danish market.
Chinese brand models include: PoleStar 2 (730 units), AIWAYS U5 (256 vehicles), MG ZS (193 vehicles), MG Marvel R (16 vehicles), Xiaopeng P5 (2 vehicles), Xiaopeng P7 (1 vehicle) and so on.
Ireland
Ireland will sell 8,709 electric vehicles in 2021, up 117% from 4,013 last year. Volkswagen, Kia and Tesla are the top three in the Irish electric car market. The Chinese brand MG sold 373 vehicles, accounting for 4.3% of the market.
The Volkswagen ID.4, Volkswagen ID.3, and Tesla Model 3 are the three most popular electric models in the Irish market. The Chinese brand model MG ZS sold 241 units and the MG MG 5 sold 132 units.
Finland
Finland sold 10,138 electric vehicles in 2021, up 138.9% from 4,244 last year. Volkswagen (2411 units, 23.8%), Tesla (1516 units, 15%) and Hyundai (814 units, 8%) are among the top three in the Finnish electric vehicle market. The Chinese brand Polar Star sold 201 vehicles, with a market share of 2%.
The Volkswagen ID.4, Tesla Model 3, and Skoda ENYAQ are the three most popular electric models in the Finnish market. The Polestar 2 sold 201 units, ranking 16th.
The above data is based on the external network (eu-evs) collation, for your reference only, if there is inaccurate data, welcome to point out in the comment area.