About 8 thousand electric vehicles are registered in the Russian car fleet

As of July 1st, 2020, there were 7,925 electric passenger cars in Russia, represented by 10 brands. Nissan occupies the largest share in the fleet; it has more than 85% of the total. In quantitative terms, it is 6,747 units. Tesla is the second one with a share of about 6% (457 units), Mitsubishi is the third one (346 units). The top-five of leading brands also include Jaguar (167 units) and LADA (96 units). The number of the rest brands doesn’t exceed 50 units (BMW, Renault, Hyundai, Peugeot and JAC).

Most electric cars are registered in the Primorsky Territory - 1,138 units. In the second place in terms of volume there is the electric fleet of the Irkutsk Region (843 units). Moscow is only the third one in the rating (672 units). The top-five of leaders also include Krasnodar Territory (566 units) and Khabarovsk Territory (565 units). Then Moscow region (301 units), the Novosibirsk region (300 units), the Amur region (265 units), the Krasnoyarsk region (223 units) follow, and St. Petersburg finished the TOP-10 of regions, where 205 electric cars were registered. We should note that there is at least 1 electric car in 82 regions of the country.