Denmark: 97.3% of new private cars in September were electric
Including company cars, EVs reached 88.6% of all new registrations, according to Denmark's statistics cited by digitaltoday.co.kr.
Denmark's statistics showed that 97.3% of newly registered private passenger cars in September were pure electric vehicles, according to the South Korean tech outlet digitaltoday.co.kr. When company cars are included, electric vehicles accounted for 88.6% of all new car registrations in Denmark during the month.
The figures mark a further shift in a market where battery-electric models now dominate new private purchases, while the share of electric vehicles across all registration categories remains below the private-car level.
As of the end of September, about 718,300 electric passenger cars were in operation in Denmark, equal to 24.2% of the country's total 2.97 million passenger cars, the background data showed.
Alongside the registration numbers, the source pointed to expanding training for EV maintenance and to charging infrastructure and changes in the gas station business as key tasks emerging in the Danish market.
Quick answers
What share of new private cars in Denmark were electric in September?
Pure electric vehicles made up 97.3% of newly registered private passenger cars in September.
What was the EV share including company cars?
Including company cars, electric vehicles accounted for 88.6% of all new car registrations in Denmark.
How many electric passenger cars were in operation in Denmark?
About 718,300 electric passenger cars were in operation as of the end of September, 24.2% of the total 2.97 million passenger cars.