Tesla’s Model 3 broke into the top 20 best-selling cars in Europe, according to the research conducted by JATO Dynamics in which they tracked 28 European markets. Also, according to the data, plug-in electric vehicles increased their market share to 19%.
Tesla Model 3 is now into the top 20 best-selling cars in 2021
The Tesla Model 3 registrations increased by 64% over the previous year, with a fresh high of 27,358 in December. It was 85,713 one year ago. It’s enough to put it in 17th place among Europe’s best-selling cars. Tesla also topped the charts twice in December and September.
Tesla sold approximately 95,247 electric vehicles in 2019, whereas in 2020 it sold only 87,642, coming right after the Renault ZOE with 99,613 sales. Data for 2021 is not yet accessible.
Top BEVs:
- Tesla Model 3: 141,429
- Renault ZOE: 71,614
- Volkswagen ID.3: 69,206
- Volkswagen ID.4: 54,715
The Tesla brand registered 167,969 new drivers in the United States in 2021 (up 70.9 percent), with 26,175 Tesla Model Y registrations, 134 Tesla Model S registrations, and 230 Tesla Model X registrations.
Tesla was the #21 most popular brand in Europe, behind MINI but ahead of Mazda, Jeep, Land Rover, Porsche, and Mitsubishi. For a firm that just started selling automobiles in Europe last year, this isn’t bad at all.
The Tesla Model 3 placed in the top 10 in five nations:
- Austria (10th)
- Germany (10th)
- Norway (1st)
- Switzerland (1st)
- UK (2nd position)
Tesla’s Model 3 was the top-selling midsize car in its class:
- Tesla Model 3: 141,429
- BMW Series 3: 116,250
- Volkswagen Passat: 83,224
