European Hybrid Electric Vehicle Registrations by Country

In 2023, Italy led European hybrid electric vehicle registrations at 528.81K, showing a 45.17% increase from the previous year. The United Kingdom and Germany followed suit, reflecting impressive gains of 40.4% and 38.4% respectively. France and Spain saw moderate increases, while Poland experienced the highest growth at 49.02% among larger markets. The three countries with the lowest registrations were Bulgaria, Latvia, and Lithuania, highlighting regional disparities. Norway was the only country with a decline, marking a -7.9% change.

Future trends to watch include the potential for hybrid technology advancements, increased government incentives aimed at reducing emissions, and evolving consumer preferences toward electric vehicles, affecting registration patterns across Europe.