Denmark confirms itself in being the best market of European Union for the electric cars, and the second in Europe after Norway – which is turning into an impressive 100% electric fleet. Denmark’s shift toward electric vehicles reached a new milestone in September 2024, with EVs accounting for an impressive 57% of all new car sales. For the fifth consecutive month, electric cars have outsold traditional petrol, diesel, and hybrid vehicles combined. Cars in Denmark are doing well Looking at the third quarter of 2024 (July 1 to September 30), 21,882 new electric cars were sold in Denmark, a significant increase from 14,645 in the same period last year. This nearly 50% growth illustrates the booming interest in EVs, with 55% of all new vehicle registrations in the quarter being electric. But in addition to an appealing range of models offered by car manufacturers, the Danish tax rules have played a crucial role in accelerating this transition. This is totally in contrast compared to the big markets of Europe: we know good that Germany is struggling due to Volkswagen’s crisis, but also Italy is facing a -11,4% of sold cars in September 2024 compared to 2023, due to Fiat’s collapse … Continue reading Now 57% of new cars in Denmark are electric