Overview
- Electrified powertrains—battery electrics, hybrids and plug‑in hybrids—accounted for 65.6% of registrations across the EU, UK and EFTA in November.
- Battery‑electric vehicles reached a 21% market share in the EU in November, with the UK at 26% and Norway at a record 98%.
- Non‑plug‑in hybrids were the largest segment at 34.6% of EU registrations from January to November, while plug‑in hybrids rose to 9.3%, including a 145.8% month‑on‑month jump in Spain.
- Pure petrol and diesel registrations fell 18.6% and 24.4% respectively, reducing their combined share to about 36%.
- EU registrations grew 2.1% in November to 887,491 and are up 1.4% year to date, with gains led by Germany, Italy and Spain, as BYD’s registrations surged 221.8% and Tesla’s declined 11.8%.