California remains a leader in electric vehicle adoption, with EVs accounting for 22% of all new car sales, sharply outpacing the national average of 6.8%. Over half of the new EVs sold in California are Teslas, demonstrating the brand's significant market dominance despite a drop in sales by 8.5%. This solidifies Tesla’s positioning in the EV sector, even as traditional car manufacturers are ramping up efforts to capture more of the electric market share.
Tesla's share of the EV market in California has reached an impressive 54.5%, with Hyundai trailing far behind at 5.6%. The Model Y alone sold 105,693 units, establishing it as California's best-selling vehicle, further indicating Tesla's resilience in a competitive market. The CNCDA highlights a year of registration declines for Tesla, but consumers are now drawn to a wider variety of electric vehicle options, paving the way for traditional automakers to increase their share of the growing sector.
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