Vehicles

Electric car sales

How many electric cars were sold over the year — fully electric ones and plug-in hybrids.

Unit: vehicles Period: 2010–2025 Source: Global EV Outlook (IEA)
Average: 347,020 vehicles Countries: 60

The ranking uses the latest available value for each country — the year is shown in the row. The table spans 2023 to 2025.

Electric car sales, 2023–2025

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Electric car sales, 2023–202505M10M15MChinaChina: 13,300,000 vehicles13.3MUnited StatesUnited States: 1,530,000 vehicles1.53MGermanyGermany: 860,000 vehicles860,000United KingdomUnited Kingdom: 700,000 vehicles700,000FranceFrance: 450,000 vehicles450,000TürkiyeTürkiye: 237,000 vehicles237,000SpainSpain: 230,000 vehicles230,000NetherlandsNetherlands: 228,000 vehicles228,000South KoreaSouth Korea: 217,000 vehicles217,000ItalyItaly: 193,000 vehicles193,000VietnamVietnam: 180,077 vehicles180,077BelgiumBelgium: 180,000 vehicles180,000BrazilBrazil: 178,000 vehicles178,000SwedenSweden: 173,000 vehicles173,000NorwayNorway: 172,800 vehicles172,800IndiaIndia: 170,100 vehicles170,100CanadaCanada: 168,000 vehicles168,000ThailandThailand: 138,000 vehicles138,000DenmarkDenmark: 134,700 vehicles134,700AustraliaAustralia: 133,000 vehicles133,000
Electric car sales — 2023–2025 Current breakdown Full series CSV XLSX JSON
# Year Subregion World rank
1 CN China 13.3M 2025 1
2 US United States 1.53M 2025 2
3 DE Germany 860,000 2025 3
4 GB United Kingdom 700,000 2025 4
5 FR France 450,000 2025 5
6 TR Türkiye 237,000 2025 6
7 ES Spain 230,000 2025 7
8 NL Netherlands 228,000 2025 8
9 KR South Korea 217,000 2025 9
10 IT Italy 193,000 2025 10
11 VN Vietnam 180,077 2025 11
12 BE Belgium 180,000 2025 12
13 BR Brazil 178,000 2025 13
14 SE Sweden 173,000 2025 14
15 NO Norway 172,800 2025 15
16 IN India 170,100 2025 16
17 CA Canada 168,000 2025 17
18 TH Thailand 138,000 2025 18
19 DK Denmark 134,700 2025 19
20 AU Australia 133,000 2025 20
21 ID Indonesia 115,300 2025 21
22 JP Japan 102,000 2025 22
23 AT Austria 90,000 2025 23
24 IL Israel 90,000 2025 23
25 MX Mexico 90,000 2025 23
26 PT Portugal 86,000 2025 26
27 PL Poland 84,000 2025 27
28 CH Switzerland 79,000 2025 28
29 MY Malaysia 54,500 2025 29
30 IE Ireland 43,000 2025 30
31 FI Finland 42,000 2025 31
32 AE United Arab Emirates 37,000 2025 32
33 RU Russia 31,000 2025 33
34 PH Philippines 30,000 2025 34
35 UZ Uzbekistan 30,000 2025 34
36 CZ Czechia 25,000 2025 36
37 CO Colombia 21,700 2025 37
38 GR Greece 20,900 2025 38
39 SG Singapore 20,580 2025 39
40 HU Hungary 18,100 2025 40
41 LU Luxembourg 16,700 2025 41
42 NP Nepal 13,063 2025 42
43 CR Costa Rica 12,190 2025 43
44 NZ New Zealand 11,600 2025 44
45 IS Iceland 10,200 2025 45
46 RO Romania 8,800 2025 46
47 CL Chile 8,700 2025 47
48 SK Slovakia 8,500 2025 48
49 SI Slovenia 8,300 2025 49
50 LT Lithuania 7,600 2025 50
51 LA Laos 6,150 2025 51
52 LV Latvia 4,300 2025 52
53 KH Cambodia 4,210 2025 53
54 HR Croatia 3,800 2025 54
55 ZA South Africa 3,800 2025 54
56 BG Bulgaria 2,970 2025 56
57 JO Jordan 2,941 2025 57
58 CY Cyprus 2,270 2025 58
59 EE Estonia 2,270 2025 58
60 SC Seychelles 100 2023 60
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Maximum 13.3M vehicles
Median 42,500 vehicles
Minimum 100 vehicles

About the indicator

The number of electric passenger cars sold over the year, per International Energy Agency data. The concept covers both fully electric cars and hybrids that can be charged from the grid; ordinary hybrids without charging are left out. The growth of this series is among the fastest in the whole of the statistics: over ten years sales have risen roughly a hundredfold, and more than half of the world total is China.

Important: The IEA tracks about sixty of the largest markets, which together account for nearly the entire world total. In the remaining countries sales are not zero but are negligibly small, so aggregates are computed at a lowered coverage threshold.

Updates
annually
Unit of measurement
vehicles
Observation period
2010–2025
License
CC BY 4.0
Dataset
Global EV Outlook