Electric vehicle sales in Spain increased by 176% in March

In March, the registration of plug-in electric cars in Spain increased by approximately 176% year-on-year. Plug-in sales in the previous month reached 2,084 units. Regarding market share, Spain reached 1.7% in March. Of this, 1.1% belongs to BEVs and the remaining 0.6% comes from PHEVs. This means that Spain continues to grow towards a 2% market share.

During the first quarter, sales of plug-in electric cars doubled to nearly 4,500 units.

Additionally, the absolute best seller of last month was the Tesla Model 3 (No.1) with 396 units sold. Nissan Leaf (No.2) is the second most sold electric vehicle with 278 registrations in March. Renault Zoe (No.7) is declining and it seems that the best-seller of 2017 and 2018 will not be able to make a triple. Only 56 units were sold last month. However, the record of 554 units sold in October 2017 has still not been broken.

The BMW Group also had a strong month. The Mini Countryman PHEV (No.4) reached 178 units sold, while the BMW i3 (No.6) delivered 118 registrations. The Tourer (No.8) delivered 166, which is the best of the new year.

The VW e-Golf reached number 9, while the Volvo XC60 PHEV (number 11) set its personal best, with 79 registrations.

 Electric Car Sales