This article compares the EV market share of 15 European countries, China, and the US. Norway leads with 81.5%, followed by Sweden with 33%.
Max Holland does a fantastic job of tracking and reporting on EV sales and market share in various countries. In this article, we compare the EV market share of 15 European countries, China , and the US.
The data includes full-year and quarterly charts, although the 2023 figures are not yet available for most countries. Belgium is not included in the 2022 chart, and China is not included in the quarterly charts. Norway leads the market share with 81.5%, followed by Sweden with 33%.
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