With the rise of new energy vehicles, Tesla's sales in the United States have grown significantly in recent years. Although Tesla's U.S. registration volume of 342412 vehicles in 2021 is slightly lower than BMW's 347453 vehicles, ranking second in the sales list of luxury brands in the United States, its 71% year-on-year growth rate is far more than BMW's 24%, so some agencies estimate that Tesla's sales in the United States in 2022 will achieve a comprehensive reversal of BMW. Recently, some research institutions said that Tesla's sales in the United States in January have surpassed BMW and become the champion of the national luxury brand sales list in the United States that month.
Tesla Model Y
According to the statistics of information services company Experian, Tesla sales registrations in the United States in January 2022 increased by 49% from the same period last year to 37,162 vehicles. By comparison, BMW grew by only 8.2 percent to 30,563 units. This also allowed it to surpass BMW to become the highest-selling luxury brand car company in the United States in January. Considering that Tesla only sells all-electric vehicles, while BMW's total sales are the same as other brands, in addition to pure electric models, it also includes fuel vehicles and hybrid models. So Tesla's sales performance is particularly impressive.
Tesla Model 3
In addition to BMW, the performance of other traditional luxury car companies has been even more disappointing, with Lexus falling 6% in January to 24,843 vehicles, while Mercedes' sales fell even more badly, falling to 20%, with January sales of only 22,022 units. In contrast, for new energy vehicles, the number of pure electric vehicles registered in the United States in January increased by 62% compared with the same period last year. The number reached 50384, of which Tesla Model Y is the most popular electric car in the United States, its January registration volume was 18549, while Tesla's other two models Model 3 and Model S ranked second and third, with 13604 and 3903 registrations respectively, which shows that Tesla Tesla dominates the electric vehicle market in the United States.