Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Norway August 2014 (Updated)


e-Golf Rule Edition

1.897 EV's were sold in Norway, making it the second best selling month in history, only behind the historical landmark (3.128 units sold) set last March, with the EV Share rising as a result by 0,10% to 14,51%.

The VW e-Golf  continues to shine, collecting its second monthly #1, with 467 sales, shooting for the monthly EV leadership and if their sales were to be split from the ICE Golf, it would end up in #2 in the General Ranking. 

The VW e-Up! continues to sell like hot cakes, ending in #3 on the electric chart, behind the Nissan Leaf, #3 in the General Ranking, which finally had a decent month (400 units), coming close to the YTD electric leadership, with only 53 separating it from the under performing Tesla Model S (Only 183 sales).

PlModelSales  
1
Volkswagen e-Golf
467
2Nissan Leaf400
3Vokswagen e-Up! 297
4BMW i3202
5Tesla Model S183

In a monthly ranking with a decidedly  german accent, there's a good show by the BMW i3, with 202 units, losing the B-Class leadership for the Toyota Yaris for just two units, also  there was a surprising performance by the Peugeot Ion, selling 50 units, its best performance since October 2012, beating the Renault Zoe (34 sales in August) both in the YTD and in the monthly ranking...

The BMW i8 registered 5 cars, which is a positive sign on the acceptance of this six-figure sports car.

A newcomer has landed in this crowded EV Market (24 models!), the Kia Soul EV registered its first nine units, it will be interesting to see how Kia works on electric cars, considering they are late party crashers. 

Looking at the manufacturers ranking, Volkswagen is closer to the leadership, with 22% share, behind Nissan and Tesla, both with 25%. Will we see the german automaker leading in September?

PlNorwayAugYTD '14%'13Pl
1Tesla Model S1833.431252
2Nissan Leaf4003.378241
3Volkswagen e-Up!2972.130153
4BMW i32021.4851113
5Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 1231.0478N/A
6Volkswagen e-Golf 4679257N/A
7Citroen C-Zero732129
8Mitsubishi I-Miev5632024
9Peugeot Partner EV1216217
10Peugeot iOn50151110
11Renault Zoe341421N/A
12
13
13
15
16
Ford Focus Electric e)
Citröen Berlingo EV
Nissan e-NV200 e)
Volvo V60 Plug-In
Toyota Prius Plug-In
21
5
11
4
5
130
50
50
36
33
1
0
0
0
0
11
N/A
N/A
5
6
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Renault Kangoo ZE
Opel Ampera
Kia Soul EV
Renault Fluence ZE
BMW i8
Renault Twizy
Chevrolet Volt
Smart Fortwo ED

1
9

5



21
16
9
8
6
5
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
12
N/A
N/A
N/A
14
N/A
16

TOTAL1.89713.863100



e) Estimate




Source: ofvas.no, gronnbil.no; elbil.no

8 comments:

  1. July or August? In a table..

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    1. August, that's what happens when your don't have enough hours of sleep...

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  2. Also, The numbers seem mixed up. Tesla model S has 32 in first table, then 183 elsewhere.

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  3. It should say August. And tesla sold 183 not 32.

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  4. I'm pretty sure there's still a sizeable amount iOns and C-Zero's on the PSA's books. They should all send them up north, especially Peugeot. There's a bit more than 50 units waiting to be sold.

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  5. For e-Golf and e-Up!, which numbers (e.g. total EVs of VW) is the base of your estimation?

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  6. Akiharu MuraseSeptember 05, 2014

    Please update August sales of Canada and the Netherlands, and July sales of Denmark.

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