Electric Vehicle Registrations by State
|
Alabama |
Alaska |
Arizona |
Arkansas |
California |
Colorado |
Connecticut |
Delaware |
District of Columbia |
Florida |
Georgia |
Hawaii |
Idaho |
Illinois |
Indiana |
Iowa |
Kansas |
Kentucky |
Louisiana |
Maine |
Maryland |
Massachusetts |
Michigan |
Minnesota |
Mississippi |
Missouri |
Montana |
Nebraska |
Nevada |
New Hampshire |
New Jersey |
New Mexico |
New York |
North Carolina |
North Dakota |
Ohio |
Oklahoma |
Oregon |
Pennsylvania |
Rhode Island |
South Carolina |
South Dakota |
Tennessee |
Texas |
Utah |
Vermont |
Virginia |
Washington |
West Virginia |
Wisconsin |
Wyoming |
Registration Count |
4750 |
1290 |
40740 |
2390 |
563070 |
37000 |
13350 |
3010 |
3700 |
95640 |
34020 |
14220 |
3500 |
36520 |
10360 |
3660 |
4500 |
4220 |
3180 |
3040 |
25630 |
30470 |
17460 |
15000 |
1310 |
10050 |
1650 |
2710 |
17380 |
4000 |
47830 |
4150 |
51870 |
25190 |
380 |
21200 |
7080 |
30290 |
26770 |
2550 |
7440 |
680 |
12160 |
80900 |
16480 |
3370 |
30660 |
66810 |
1010 |
9330 |
510 |
Source: Vehicle registration counts derived by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory with data from Experian Information Solutions
Notes: California had approximately 563,070 light-duty electric vehicle registrations in 2021. The scale of the axis changes at 100,000 to make it easier to see the other states.
This chart shows the vehicle registration counts of all-electric vehicles (EVs) by state as of December 31, 2021. California has the greatest number of EVs, approximately 39% of EVs nationwide. Florida has the second highest count, followed by Texas. For a map comparing the density of light-duty vehicles per state and charts comparing registration counts over time, see
TransAtlas.
To view more details, notes, and acronyms, please download the Excel spreadsheet.
Source: Vehicle registration counts derived by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory with data from Experian Information Solutions
Notes: California had approximately 563,070 light-duty electric vehicle registrations in 2021. The scale of the axis changes at 100,000 to make it easier to see the other states.
This chart shows the vehicle registration counts of all-electric vehicles (EVs) by state as of December 31, 2021. California has the greatest number of EVs, approximately 39% of EVs nationwide. Florida has the second highest count, followed by Texas. For a map comparing the density of light-duty vehicles per state and charts comparing registration counts over time, see
TransAtlas.
To view more details, notes, and acronyms, please download the Excel spreadsheet.