Recently, according to Experian data, in the fourth quarter of 2021, except for Alaska, Tesla has the most electric vehicles in almost every state in the United States, and Tesla has obviously become the mainstay of the development of the US electric vehicle market.
It's no secret that Tesla is the global leader in electric vehicle sales, despite increasing competition, especially in China, where the Texas-based U.S. automaker can still firmly capture a share of the domestic EV market, and in the U.S., Tesla's electric cars are the most beloved model, as evidenced by new car registration data over the years.
Experian recently released the U.S. fourth quarter of 2021 car registration trends and analysis report, after studying the U.S. electric vehicle segment, according to the published data, Tesla has an impressive 69.95% of the electric vehicle market share, which is basically impossible to appear in other market segments.
And even Tesla's most powerful competitor in the United States, Nissan, its market share is still too low, the Japanese manufacturer only has an 8.51% share of the US electric vehicle market; the third rank is Chevrolet, with a market share of 7.15%; the share of the rest of the manufacturers in the electric vehicle market is even insignificant, but due to the increasing popularity of electric vehicles, those car companies also hope to increase the development of electric vehicles in the next few years. And be able to bring decent electric vehicles to market.
According to Experian data, Tesla leads sales in almost every state in the United States, and the only state that is not the first but the second is Alaska, where Nissan has a 40.17% market share, Tesla has a 33.59% market share, and Chevrolet has a 15.25% share.