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      Home » BYD Surpasses Tesla Again in European EV Market

      BYD Surpasses Tesla Again in European EV Market

      Ritesh KumarBy Ritesh KumarSeptember 25, 2025 E-Mobility 2 Mins Read
      BYD Surpasses Tesla Again in European EV Market
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      The European electric vehicle (EV) market is witnessing a major shift as China’s BYD once again outsold Tesla in August, marking the second time in two months that the Chinese automaker has overtaken Elon Musk’s company in the region.

      According to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA), BYD’s new car registrations in the European Union surged by 201.3% year-on-year, giving the brand a 1.3% share of the market. In sharp contrast, Tesla’s sales plunged by 36.6%, reducing its share to 1.2%, underscoring the growing challenge the U.S. EV giant faces in Europe.

      Surge in Electrified Vehicles

      The broader European market also demonstrated strong momentum in August. Overall vehicle registrations across the EU, Britain, and EFTA rose by 4.7%, driven largely by electrified vehicles. Battery-electric vehicle sales jumped 30.2%, plug-in hybrids climbed 14.1%, and hybrids surged by an impressive 54.5%. Collectively, electrified vehicles made up 62.2% of total registrations, compared to 52.8% a year earlier.

      European Carmakers Hold Steady

      Traditional European automakers posted modest but positive gains. Volkswagen saw sales rise by 4.8%, Renault recorded a 7.8% increase, and Stellantis ended a long streak of declines with a 2.2% growth in sales.

      Chinese Automakers Expanding Presence

      Beyond BYD, other Chinese brands also gained traction. SAIC Motor, owner of the MG brand, boosted its sales by 59.4% in August, lifting its year-to-date market share to 1.9%. Chinese EV makers are increasingly leveraging hybrid and plug-in models to appeal to European customers while adapting to the EU’s evolving regulatory environment.

      Industry Outlook

      The latest figures highlight a big EV market reset underway in Europe, where Tesla’s dominance is being challenged by agile Chinese competitors. Analysts suggest that the region’s automotive landscape is entering a new era of competition, with policymakers needing to balance climate targets, local industry competitiveness, and global trade pressures.

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