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Market share

Which makers sell the most EVs in the US.

Share of new EV sales by maker. Top five and everyone else.

Battery-electric only. Plug-in hybrids and hybrids are not counted.

54.9%Tesla of new US EV sales in Q3 2026.

Source: Cox Automotive / Kelley Blue Book, Q3 2026. As of: Oct 13, 2026 (estimates). Cox printed Tesla at 54.0% (Q3) and 52.9% (year to date) before it corrected its totals on Oct 13. Shares here are recalculated from the corrected totals (262,649 and 725,888).

50%+ 25–49% 10–24% under 10%

Tesla144,094 EVs54.9%
Rivian19,239 EVs7.3%
Toyota12,904 EVs4.9%
Cadillac12,358 EVs4.7%
Hyundai12,185 EVs4.6%
All other brandsIncludes Chevrolet 3.8%, Kia 3.6% and 19 more brands23.6%

Source: Cox Automotive / Kelley Blue Book, Q3 2026. As of: Oct 13, 2026 (estimates). Cox printed Tesla at 54.0% (Q3) and 52.9% (year to date) before it corrected its totals on Oct 13. Shares here are recalculated from the corrected totals (262,649 and 725,888).

Around the world

How much of new car sales is electric, country by country.

EV adoption by country

Share of new car sales that are electric, full year 2025.

Fully electric. Battery-electric cars only, the same kind of car as the US maker chart.

Full year 2025

Source: IEA (2026), Global EV Outlook 2026, CC BY 4.0. As of: Full year 2025. Values are rounded as the IEA reports them. Values were adapted from IEA data. The IEA does not endorse this work.

50%+ 25–49% 10–24% under 10%Dashed line is the world, 17%

A dashed line marks 17 percent, the world share, on every row.

Norway170K sold95%
Denmark130K sold69%
Netherlands160K sold41%
Sweden100K sold35%
China8.2M sold33%
United Kingdom470K sold24%
France340K sold20%
California*350K sold20%
Germany550K sold19%
World14M sold17%
Australia100K sold11%
South Korea200K sold10%
United States1.2M sold8%
Canada110K sold7%
India170K sold4%
Japan61K sold2%

Units are IEA 2025 car sales, rounded to 2 significant figures; California from CEC.

Fully electric shares are MoovX estimates, split from IEA totals using IEA sales counts, rounded to whole numbers.

*California is a US state, shown for comparison. Source: California Energy Commission (2026), Zero Emission Vehicle and Infrastructure Statistics, data last updated Oct 13, 2026, energy.ca.gov/zevstats.

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New car sales that are fully electric, 2025
Country	Share	Fully electric sold	All plug-in sold	Note
Norway	95%	170K	170K	MoovX estimate
Denmark	69%	130K	130K	MoovX estimate
Netherlands	41%	160K	230K	MoovX estimate
Sweden	35%	100K	170K	MoovX estimate
China	33%	8.2M	13M	MoovX estimate
United Kingdom	24%	470K	700K	MoovX estimate
France	20%	340K	450K	MoovX estimate
California*	20%	350K	410K	California Energy Commission, full year 2025
Germany	19%	550K	860K	MoovX estimate
World	17%	14M	21M	MoovX estimate
Australia	11%	100K	140K	MoovX estimate
South Korea	10%	200K	220K	MoovX estimate
United States	8%	1.2M	1.5M	MoovX estimate
Canada	7%	110K	170K	MoovX estimate
India	4%	170K	170K	MoovX estimate
Japan	2%	61K	100K	MoovX estimate

Source: IEA (2026), Global EV Outlook 2026, CC BY 4.0. As of: Full year 2025. Values are rounded as the IEA reports them. Values were adapted from IEA data. The IEA does not endorse this work.

State by state

How many of the cars on each state's roads are electric.

EV adoption by state

Share of cars and light trucks on the road that are electric, end of 2025. Tap a state.

Solid is fully electric. Outlined is plug-in hybrid. This counts cars on the road, not new sales.

United States

2.5%

7.45 million plug-ins. Tap a state.

Share of new cars sold in 2025 (battery-electric)

20.4% California16.0% Washington15.6% Colorado

A state's share of cars on the road can be much lower than its share of new cars. California is 4.8% of cars on the road and 20.4% of new cars sold.

Alliance for Automotive Innovation / S&P Global Mobility. Source

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center (data: Experian / National Laboratory of the Rockies). As of: End of 2025. Counts are rounded to the nearest 100 by the source.

0.4%6.1%

Each shade is about ten states.

Highest first

Fully electric Plug-in hybridScale 0–10%

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Electric vehicle share of registered vehicles by state, 2025. Share is battery-electric plus plug-in hybrid.
State	Rank	Electric	Plug-in hybrid	All vehicles	Share
California	1	1,843,100	490,900	38,255,000	6.1%
District of Columbia	2	12,900	4,900	304,800	5.8%
Washington	3	236,400	57,100	6,876,900	4.3%
Hawaii	4	35,100	9,400	1,093,200	4.1%
Colorado	5	162,800	57,100	5,583,200	3.9%
Nevada	6	85,600	16,100	2,631,500	3.9%
New Jersey	7	210,000	61,900	7,538,300	3.6%
Oregon	8	98,000	38,900	3,849,000	3.6%
Vermont	9	11,900	7,700	574,300	3.4%
Maryland	10	120,500	41,500	5,052,300	3.2%
Massachusetts	11	113,900	60,000	5,593,900	3.1%
New York	12	209,300	125,100	11,354,900	2.9%
Florida	13	450,400	88,400	19,184,500	2.8%
Utah	14	68,400	19,200	3,217,400	2.7%
Arizona	15	141,800	33,900	6,672,100	2.6%
Connecticut	16	48,800	26,400	2,958,800	2.5%
Delaware	17	16,000	6,100	937,800	2.4%
Virginia	18	134,900	39,300	7,913,600	2.2%
Illinois	19	164,900	51,600	10,304,900	2.1%
Rhode Island	20	9,800	6,300	806,900	2.0%
Georgia	21	161,200	32,900	9,860,200	2.0%
New Hampshire	22	16,100	9,500	1,413,600	1.8%
Michigan	23	112,600	42,100	8,671,400	1.8%
Texas	24	387,400	79,900	26,703,300	1.8%
Maine	25	11,900	10,300	1,270,800	1.8%
North Carolina	26	121,000	35,500	9,306,800	1.7%
Pennsylvania	27	113,400	55,900	10,350,900	1.6%
Minnesota	28	59,800	24,800	5,247,300	1.6%
Oklahoma	29	26,800	29,100	4,327,400	1.3%
Ohio	30	94,200	37,200	10,515,200	1.3%
New Mexico	31	16,600	7,100	1,986,300	1.2%
Missouri	32	43,700	19,600	5,774,300	1.1%
Tennessee	33	55,400	16,100	6,604,500	1.1%
Wisconsin	34	41,900	18,600	5,644,100	1.1%
Indiana	35	47,200	19,400	6,367,100	1.1%
Montana	36	6,900	4,200	1,066,100	1.0%
Idaho	37	14,100	6,700	2,063,500	1.0%
Kansas	38	18,700	7,800	2,675,100	1.0%
South Carolina	39	35,700	13,700	5,218,000	0.9%
Alaska	40	4,100	1,300	572,100	0.9%
Nebraska	41	11,800	5,500	2,011,600	0.9%
Louisiana	42	22,600	5,700	3,822,500	0.7%
Iowa	43	15,100	8,800	3,209,100	0.7%
Kentucky	44	20,700	8,600	4,068,100	0.7%
Alabama	45	24,400	8,300	4,949,800	0.7%
Arkansas	46	12,300	4,900	2,778,300	0.6%
South Dakota	47	3,000	2,400	927,400	0.6%
West Virginia	48	5,000	2,700	1,484,000	0.5%
Wyoming	49	1,900	1,200	682,300	0.5%
Mississippi	50	7,200	3,000	2,750,300	0.4%
North Dakota	51	1,900	1,100	816,600	0.4%