Tesla Still Dominates The U.S. Electric Car Market, With Over 300,000 Registered This Year

Tesla has obvious advantages in the US electric vehicle market, and it still dominates this year. According to data from relevant institutions, their new registrations in the US market this year have exceeded 300,000 vehicles.

The latest registration data of the agency shows that in the first eight months of this year, Tesla electric vehicles registered 298,383 new vehicles in the US market, a year-on-year increase of 54%.

Considering that September is the last month of the third quarter, Tesla has accelerated production and delivery, with higher production and delivery. In the first 8 months, 298,000 vehicles have been registered, including September, the registration volume is bound to exceed 300,000.

The agency's data also shows that among the 10 electric vehicles with the highest number of new registrations in the United States in the first 8 months of this year, Tesla accounted for 4 of them, and both entered the top 5. The Model Y and Model 3 are the two best-selling electric vehicles. The number of registrations has both exceeded 100,000, much higher than other models.

Specifically, Model Y registered 134,978 new vehicles in the United States in the first 8 months, which is the model with the highest number of registrations; Model 3 followed closely with 123,634 new registrations in the first 8 months; With 20,032 registrations, it is the fourth-highest electric vehicle registration; Model X has 19,739 new registrations, ranking fifth.

The only non-Tesla in the top 5 registrations in the first 8 months in the United States is the Ford Mustang Mach-E. This all-electric SUV has 25,956 registrations, ranking third, but not the same as the top two on the list. Tesla Model Y and Model 3 are far apart.