Tuesday, November 5, 2013

USA October 2013

The funky looking Spark EV is one of the most recent additions to the US market

A Year Later Edition

October brought a surprise in the monthly ranking, after almost one year (November '12, to be exact) away from the top spot, the Prius Plug-In returned to #1 with 2.095 units sold (A new personal best), a smidge above the 2.022 units of the Chevy Volt (#2) and the third placed Nissan Leaf (2.002 units sold).

The Energi cousins from Ford continue to improve, with the Fusion scoring yet again a new personal best (1.087 units), and the C-Max (1.092 units) making a new year best number.

The rest of the ranking saw two changes in the YTD ranking, with the Toyota RAV4 EV passing the Mitsu I-Miev to #8 and the Honda Accord Plug-In benefits from a best ever score of...71 registrations to climb to #12.

PlUSAOct.YTD%
1Chevrolet Volt2.02218.78225
2Nissan Leaf2.00218.07824
3Tesla Model S80013.85018
4Toyota Prius Plug-In2.09510.06913
5Ford C-Max Energi1.0925.3867
6Ford Fusion Energi1.0874.4296
7Ford Focus Electric1151.4502
8Toyota RAV4 EV911.0081
9Mitsubishi I-Miev281.0061
10Smart Fortwo ED1116031
11Honda Fit EV404951
12
13
14
Honda Accord Plug-In
Fiat 500e
Chevrolet Spark EV
71
40
66
420
400
376
1
1
0
15
16
Fisker Karma
Scion iQ EV
1111
60
0
0

TOTAL9.66176.523100

Source: insideevs.com

4 comments:

  1. The math of the monthly total seems to be wrong. It adds up to 9,661, and as a consequence, the YTD total goes up to + 76K

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  2. It's good to see the RAV4 EV break the 1000 mark. Despite its reliability problems, I think that there needs to be more electric SUVs on the road to show people that EVs aren't just small hatches.

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  3. Yeah, too bad the Outlander PHEV isn't in the States, it would sell like hot cakes!

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