Overview
- April 2025 saw over 45,500 new electric vehicles registered in Germany, marking a 53.5% increase from the previous year and raising EVs' market share to 18.8%.
- Average discounts on new electric vehicles reached 16.7% in April, up 1.8 percentage points from March, as manufacturers responded to EU CO₂ targets and adjusted sales strategies.
- The price gap between electric and combustion engine vehicles narrowed to its smallest margin since the end of Germany's state environmental premium in late 2023.
- Used-car prices overall rose by 1.7% due to tight inventory, but values for older electric vehicles continued to decline amid technological obsolescence.
- Tesla's German registrations dropped by 45.9% in April, attributed to intensifying competition and reputational challenges linked to CEO Elon Musk.