Overview
- Registrations across the EU, EFTA and UK fell 3.9% year over year to 961,382, according to ACEA.
- Battery-electric vehicles reached a 19.3% market share and hybrids climbed to 38.6%, while petrol and diesel combined dropped to 30.1%.
- Chinese brands rose about 80% to roughly 70,000 sales for a 7.4% share; MG led with 18,537 deliveries (-3.8%) as BYD surged 165% to 18,242.
- Stellantis grew 6.7% to 164,436 registrations for a 17.1% share, as Tesla (-17%), Renault (-15%), Toyota (-13.4%) and Volkswagen (-3.8%) declined; Mercedes gained 2.8%.
- Industry analysts noted the market remains far below 2019 levels, intensifying debate over EU transition policy and competitiveness.