Politics.be - Marktaandeel BEV stijgt verder in Europa

De cijfers van september zijn uit van ACEA, en natuurlijk ook de 3 kwartalen 2025.

- evolutie BEV-marktaandeel van 9 maanden 2024 -> 9 maanden 2025:

27 EU-landen : 13,1% naar 16,1%

UK: 17,8% naar 22,1%

4 EFTA-landen: 41,8% naar 50,2% (Noorwegen-Zwitserland-Liechtenstein-Ijsland)

32 landen EU+EFTA+UK: 14,7% naar 18,1%

- Over 9 maanden hebben 6 landen een groter BEV-aandeel dan benzinewagens+milde hybrides (MHEV)# :
Denemarken, Finland, Nederland, Noorwegen, Zweden en Ijsland.

- Enkel september 2025 was dat ook het geval in 4 landen:
België, Luxemburg, Ierland en Portugal.

Voor België was dat ook in september 2024, zelfs iets meer door de EV-milieupremie voor particulieren:

- september 2024: 38,3% BEV / 36,9 % Benzine#
- september 2025: 38 % BEV / 37,9 % Benzine#
- *2024: 28,5% BEV / 41,7 % Benzine#
- *2023: 19,6% BEV / 42,2 % Benzine#

*bron: https://www.acea.auto/pc-registratio...-market-share/

Citaat:

https://www.acea.auto/pc-registratio...-market-share/

New car registrations: +0.9% in September 2025 year-to-date; battery-electric 16.1% market share

28 October 2025

New EU car registrations by power source

Up until September 2025, battery-electric cars accounted for 16.1% of the EU market share, an increase from the low baseline of 13.1% in September 2024 YTD. Hybrid-electric car registrations continue to surge, capturing 34.7% of the market, remaining the preferred choice among EU consumers. Meanwhile, the combined market share of petrol and diesel cars fell to 37%, down from 46.8% over the same period in 2024.

NEW EU CAR REGISTRATIONS BY POWER SOURCE
Hybrid electric (HEV) / Petrol / Battery electric (BEV) / Diesel / Plug-in hybrid electric (PHEV)

Electric cars

In the first nine months of 2025, 1,300,188 new battery-electric cars were registered, capturing 16.1% of the EU market share. Three of the four largest markets in the EU, accounting for 62% of battery-electric car registrations, saw gains: Germany (+38.3%), Belgium (+12.4%), and the Netherlands (+3.9%). This contrasted with France, which saw a slight decline of 0.2%, despite again a 11.2% YOY gain in September 2025.

September 2025 YTD’s figures also showed new EU hybrid-electric car registrations rising to 2,793,079 units, driven by growth in the four biggest markets: France (+28.8%), Spain (+28.1%), Germany (+10.6%), and Italy (+9.2%). Hybrid-electric models account for 34.7% of the total EU market.

Registrations of plug-in-hybrid electric cars continue to grow, reaching 722,914 units during the same period. This was driven by increases in volume for key markets such as Spain (+105.2%), Germany (+63.9%), and Italy (+72.6%). As a result, plug-in-hybrid electric cars now represent 9% of EU car registrations, up from 6.9% last year.

The YOY variation in September 2025 showed a rise of 20% for battery-electric and 15.9% for hybrid-electric cars, while plug-in-hybrid electric recorded its seventh consecutive month of continuous strong growth with a 65.4% increase.

HEV en PHEV worden apart genomen, en onder benzines vallen ook de milde hybrides (MHEV).