Global sales of Battery Electric Vehicle and plug-in hybrid cars in the first half of 2020
- Global sales of Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV) represented 950,076 units in the first half of 2020 (+4.1% compared to the first half of 2019), in a sharply declining global market (around -26%). Europe represented 42% of this sales and China 38%, far ahead of the United States 14% and Japan 2%.
- By brand, Tesla is well ahead of all its competitors, with 179,050 sales. Next come Volkswagen (62,414 units), BMW (58,883 units), BYD (57,482 units), Roewe (43,639 units), Renault (38,848 units), Volvo (36,594 units), Mini (34,875 units), Hyundai (33,507 units) and Kia (30,224 units). These 10 brands represent 60% of BEV and PHEV sales worldwide.
- By group, Tesla is still leader (179,050 units), ahead of Volkswagen (99,341 units), BMW (93,758 units), Renault-Nissan (84,501 units), Hyundai-Kia (63,731 units) and BYD (57,482 units). These six groups represent 60% of BEV and PHEV sales worldwide. Chinese carmakers have declined sharply, both due to a contraction of the BEV+PHEV market in China and a shift in demand to Tesla in China itself.
- By model, the Tesla Model 3 largely dominates the market, with 142,346 sales, followed by the Renault Zoé (37,154 units), Nissan Leaf (23,867 units), VW e-Golf (21,165 units), BYD Qin (20,990 units), BMW 5 Series PHEV (20,586 units), Hyundai Kona EV (19,286 units), Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV (18,531 units), Audi E-Tron (17,592 units) and VW Passat PHEV (15,670 units).
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