2021 Pure Electric Vehicle Sales Ranking (2021 Global Electric Vehicle Brand Sales Ranking)

Global new energy vehicle sales rankings: BYD dry overturned Tesla, Wang Chuanfu beat Musk, cheers Chinese car! According to the global new energy passenger car sales data released by cleantechnica. in July 2021, the global new energy passenger car sales amounted to 480,500 units, a sharp rise of 94% year-on-year; among them, the pure electric vehicle sales of 318,000 units, occupying 4.7% of the global automobile market. from January to July 2021, the global cumulative sales of new energy passenger cars amounted to 3.04 million vehicles. In terms of enterprises, BYD jumped to the first place in global sales in July 2021, with 46,900 units sold; Tesla slipped to the second place, with sales of only 35,000 units; SGMW and Volkswagen ranked

third and fourth, with sales of 31,200 units and 28,000 units respectively. In terms of cumulative sales from January to July, Tesla topped the list with 421,100 units;

Shanghai Automotive General Motors Wuling (SAIC-GM-Wuling) came in second with 222,700 units; followed by BYD, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, SAIC, and Volvo, all of whom have accumulated sales of more than 100,000 units. In terms of brands/models, in July 2021, Hongguang MINIEV jumped to the global

first place, with sales of 30,700 units; Tesla Model3 and Tesla ModelY were ranked

second and third, with global sales of 18,800 and 14,700, respectively; in addition to monthly sales of more than 10,000 units, there are also the Volkswagen ID.4. In terms of the cumulative rankings from January to July, Tesla Model3 was ranked second, with monthly sales of more than 100,000 units, followed by Volkswagen, BMW, SAIC, and Volvo. July cumulative ranking, Tesla Model 3 is still ranked

first, with cumulative sales of 262,600 units; Hongguang MINIEV cumulative sales of 212,500 units; Tesla Model Y cumulative sales of 153,100 units; while no other models have more than 100,000 units.

A few days ago, according to media reports, the global electric vehicle sales in October 2021 increased by 70% year-on-year to 589,663 units, accounting for 8.8% of the global automobile market, of which 416,000 units of pure electric vehicles were sold, accounting for 79% of the global sales of electric vehicles, accounting for 6.2% of the automobile market.

In the first 10 months of this year, the cumulative number of EV registrations worldwide exceeded 4.8 million, representing a record 7.2 percent share of the global auto market.

Global EV sales for the full year are expected to easily exceed 6 million units, given that the two months at the end of the year typically see stronger sales.

Brand-specifically, the BYD brand continued to power ahead in October, delivering more than 80,000 EVs, nearly twice as many as

second-place Tesla, and thus reclaiming the top spot in sales from Tesla.

According to BYD's current market performance, its monthly sales basically grew by more than 10,000 units year-over-year, and after exceeding 80,000 units for the first time in October, it again exceeded 90,000 units in November, and at this rate of growth, it's not impossible for it to exceed 10,000 units in December.

Tesla and SAIC-GM-Wuling followed, of which Tesla's global sales of 48,583 units in October, the latter sold 42,507 units.

Notably, the Hongguang MINIEV overtook the Model 3 to return to the

first position in global sales.

In addition, ranked 4th to 20th are: Volkswagen, BMW, SAIC, Mercedes, Kia, Hyundai, Volvo, Ovodan, GAC, Peugeot, Renault, Dongfeng, Xiaopeng, Changan, Toyota, and Pentax.

October 2021 New Energy Vehicle Sales Ranking:The Wuling Hongguang MINI ranked

first with 20,631 units; the Tesla Model 3 ranked

second with 12,143 units; and the Ola R1 ranked

third with 6,269 units.

4-10 ranked in order of BYD Han EV, Chery eQ, EAN S, BYD Tang DM, Ideal ONE, Qin new-energy vehicles retail end penetration rate of 21.1%, the independent brand new energy penetration rate of 36.1%.

Wholesale sales of new energy passenger cars reached 355,000 units in September, up 14.7% from a year earlier, and up 184.4% from a year earlier, significantly outperforming traditional fuel vehicles.

By category, sales of pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles were 298,000 and 57,000 units respectively, up 192.4 percent and 149.0 percent year-on-year.

The share of A00/A/B class EVs was 30%/24%/29%, respectively.

Domestic retail penetration of new energy vehicles reached 21.1% in September, and 12.6% in January-September