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New passenger-car registrations for Greece from SEAA, the importers' association that processes ELSTAT's registration data every month and is the source of ACEA's Greek figure. Exact BEV, PHEV and total counts from SEAA's statistics files; the hybrid, petrol and diesel split is first derived from the fuel shares in SEAA's press release and replaced by ACEA's counted split when ACEA publishes the month.

2026-09

Latest period held

7.4%

TTM BEV share (Whole)

1

Variants

Who sells the electrified cars

Whole · last 12 months (2025-10 → 2026-09) · 147,139 new registrations in total. Units are registrations; the brand is SEAA's make, the model SEAA's "Range" (the model family — MODEL Y, ATTO 2, PROACE CITY), as printed in the BEV and PHEV files. BEV and PHEV exactly as in the CSV (SEAA's BEV and PHEV files). Hybrids are not ranked — SEAA publishes them only as a share.

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Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.4%10,897	PHEV	7.7%11,370
1	BYD	17.9%1,952	BMW	11.9%1,353
2	Tesla	10.0%1,090	BYD	11.1%1,261
3	Ford	6.1%666	Cupra	8.5%961
4	Volvo	5.9%648	Audi	8.2%934
5	Mini	5.9%639	Volkswagen	6.9%782
6	Hyundai	5.8%628	Mercedes	6.5%744
7	BMW	5.5%605	Chery	6.4%732
8	Citroen/ds	4.0%439	Volvo	6.4%731
9	Toyota	3.9%422	Toyota	5.6%632
10	Aion	2.9%319	Jaecoo	3.5%402
	rest	32.0%3,489	rest	25.0%2,838

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.4%10,897	PHEV	7.7%11,370
1	Model YTesla	6.1%665	X1-SERIESBMW	9.1%1,035
2	Dolphin SurfBYD	6.0%652	Seal UBYD	7.6%869
3	InsterHyundai	4.7%511	Q3Audi	6.0%687
4	Atto 2BYD	4.0%437	FormentorCupra	5.6%639
5	EX30Volvo	3.8%418	TiguanVolkswagen	5.6%637
6	Model 3Tesla	3.8%410	XC60Volvo	5.3%608
7	ExplorerFord	3.2%351	C-HRToyota	4.4%498
8	C-HR+Toyota	2.9%319	Jaecoo 7Jaecoo	3.5%402
9	Atto 3BYD	2.9%316	Omoda 9Omoda	3.4%390
10	DolphinBYD	2.9%314	GLC-SeriesMercedes	3.4%388
11	C3 (new)Citroen/ds	2.8%310	Tiggo 7Chery	3.3%371
12	IX1BMW	2.6%280	Atto 2BYD	2.4%275
13	EX5Geely	2.3%249	KugaFord	2.4%270
14	Countryman (new)Mini	2.3%249	HS (new)MG	2.1%239
15	AcemanMini	2.1%230	3008Peugeot	1.9%213
	rest	47.6%5,186	rest	33.9%3,849

September 2026 · 12,802 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	10.6%1,356	PHEV	9.0%1,155
1	Tesla	15.4%209	BYD	20.3%235
2	BYD	7.3%99	BMW	16.2%187
3	Volvo	6.6%89	Cupra	9.6%111
4	BMW	5.9%80	Omoda	7.4%85
5	Toyota	5.9%80	Audi	7.3%84
6	Ford	5.6%76	Volvo	5.4%62
7	Aion	5.0%68	Volkswagen	5.3%61
8	Changan	4.8%65	Chery	5.1%59
9	Hyundai	4.1%55	Toyota	4.8%55
10	Citroen/ds	3.5%48	Mercedes	3.8%44
	rest	35.9%487	rest	14.9%172

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	10.6%1,356	PHEV	9.0%1,155
1	Model YTesla	10.6%144	X1-SERIESBMW	14.5%168
2	C-HR+Toyota	5.2%71	Atto 2BYD	10.2%118
3	Model 3Tesla	4.8%65	Seal UBYD	8.4%97
4	Deepal S05Changan	4.1%56	Omoda 9Omoda	7.4%85
5	ExplorerFord	4.0%54	FormentorCupra	6.8%78
6	EX30Volvo	4.0%54	Q3Audi	5.0%58
7	InsterHyundai	3.5%47	TiguanVolkswagen	4.6%53
8	Atto 2BYD	3.2%44	XC60Volvo	4.1%47
9	C3 (new)Citroen/ds	3.2%44	Tiggo 9Chery	3.7%43
10	Aion VAion	2.9%40	C-HRToyota	2.7%31
	rest	54.4%737	rest	32.6%377

August 2026 · 5,153 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	10.6%544	PHEV	5.4%279
1	Citroen/ds	15.6%85	BYD	24.7%69
2	BYD	14.1%77	Audi	9.3%26
3	Aion	11.4%62	Omoda	8.2%23
4	Toyota	5.9%32	BMW	7.5%21
5	Zeekr	3.7%20	Toyota	6.8%19
6	Hyundai	3.3%18	Mercedes	6.5%18
7	Ford	3.1%17	Changan	4.3%12
8	Geely	3.1%17	Chery	3.9%11
9	Renault	3.1%17	Volkswagen	3.9%11
10	Suzuki	3.1%17	Volvo	3.6%10
	rest	33.5%182	rest	21.1%59

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	10.6%544	PHEV	5.4%279
1	C3 (new)Citroen/ds	15.1%82	Atto 2BYD	17.6%49
2	Aion VAion	6.8%37	Omoda 9Omoda	8.2%23
3	Atto 2BYD	5.3%29	X1-SERIESBMW	6.8%19
4	C-HR+Toyota	5.0%27	Seal UBYD	6.1%17
5	Aion UTAion	4.6%25	A3Audi	5.7%16
6	Dolphin SurfBYD	4.6%25	RAV4Toyota	5.0%14
7	InsterHyundai	3.3%18	Deepal S05Changan	4.3%12
8	EX5Geely	3.1%17	GLC-SeriesMercedes	4.3%12
9	E VitaraSuzuki	3.1%17	Tiggo 9Chery	2.9%8
10	Model YTesla	3.1%17	TiguanVolkswagen	2.9%8
	rest	46.0%250	rest	36.2%101

July 2026 · 13,252 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.5%996	PHEV	7.7%1,025
1	BYD	16.4%163	BYD	13.6%139
2	Aion	6.6%66	BMW	12.6%129
3	BMW	5.9%59	Omoda	10.9%112
4	Renault	5.8%58	Volkswagen	9.8%100
5	Ford	5.4%54	Toyota	9.0%92
6	Citroen/ds	5.3%53	Audi	8.9%91
7	Toyota	5.1%51	Cupra	7.5%77
8	Volvo	4.8%48	Mercedes	4.7%48
9	Geely	4.2%42	Volvo	3.8%39
10	Mini	3.6%36	Changan	2.3%24
	rest	36.7%366	rest	17.0%174

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.5%996	PHEV	7.7%1,025
1	Atto 2BYD	6.5%65	Omoda 9Omoda	10.9%112
2	Dolphin SurfBYD	5.6%56	X1-SERIESBMW	10.0%102
3	Aion UTAion	4.7%47	Seal UBYD	9.7%99
4	EX5Geely	4.2%42	TiguanVolkswagen	9.4%96
5	C-HR+Toyota	4.2%42	Q3Audi	7.0%72
6	C3 (new)Citroen/ds	3.3%33	RAV4Toyota	4.9%50
7	Atto 3BYD	3.2%32	FormentorCupra	4.6%47
8	EX30Volvo	3.1%31	C-HRToyota	4.1%42
9	5 E-TechRenault	2.9%29	GLC-SeriesMercedes	3.5%36
10	Twingo E-TechRenault	2.6%26	XC60Volvo	3.1%32
	rest	59.5%593	rest	32.9%337

June 2026 · 18,668 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.2%1,346	PHEV	5.7%1,064
1	Tesla	21.9%295	BYD	18.7%199
2	BYD	16.6%224	BMW	16.4%175
3	BMW	6.5%88	Volkswagen	8.2%87
4	Ford	6.3%85	Audi	8.0%85
5	Volvo	5.1%69	Cupra	7.3%78
6	Toyota	4.9%66	Mercedes	6.1%65
7	Citroen/ds	3.9%53	Volvo	5.7%61
8	Aion	3.5%47	Omoda	4.4%47
9	Mini	3.4%46	Chery	3.9%41
10	Geely	2.5%34	Land Rover	3.3%35
	rest	25.2%339	rest	18.0%191

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.2%1,346	PHEV	5.7%1,064
1	Model YTesla	11.4%154	X1-SERIESBMW	14.6%155
2	Model 3Tesla	10.4%140	Seal UBYD	12.4%132
3	Dolphin SurfBYD	6.7%90	TiguanVolkswagen	7.3%78
4	Atto 2BYD	5.2%70	Q3Audi	5.8%62
5	EX30Volvo	4.1%55	XC60Volvo	5.1%54
6	C-HR+Toyota	3.5%47	FormentorCupra	4.6%49
7	ExplorerFord	3.4%46	Omoda 9Omoda	4.4%47
8	IX1BMW	2.8%38	GLC-SeriesMercedes	4.0%42
9	EX5Geely	2.5%34	Atto 2BYD	3.4%36
10	Aion VAion	2.5%33	Tiggo 8Chery	2.5%27
	rest	47.5%639	rest	35.9%382

May 2026 · 16,242 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	5.9%951	PHEV	5.9%957
1	BYD	11.6%110	BMW	15.2%145
2	Citroen/ds	7.7%73	Chery	14.3%137
3	Toyota	6.8%65	Cupra	11.0%105
4	Mini	6.7%64	BYD	9.6%92
5	Hyundai	6.5%62	Audi	8.4%80
6	Volvo	5.9%56	Volvo	7.3%70
7	Ford	5.5%52	Mercedes	6.2%59
8	Changan	4.9%47	Volkswagen	5.1%49
9	BMW	4.1%39	Jaecoo	3.5%33
10	Nissan	3.9%37	Land Rover	3.2%31
	rest	36.4%346	rest	16.3%156

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	5.9%951	PHEV	5.9%957
1	C-HR+Toyota	5.5%52	X1-SERIESBMW	13.3%127
2	C3 (new)Citroen/ds	5.3%50	Tiggo 7Chery	7.6%73
3	InsterHyundai	4.8%46	FormentorCupra	7.1%68
4	Dolphin SurfBYD	3.9%37	Seal UBYD	6.5%62
5	Deepal S05Changan	3.9%37	XC60Volvo	6.0%57
6	MicraNissan	3.8%36	Q3Audi	5.4%52
7	EX30Volvo	3.6%34	Tiggo 8Chery	5.2%50
8	EX5Geely	3.0%29	GLC-SeriesMercedes	4.5%43
9	ExplorerFord	2.9%28	TiguanVolkswagen	3.9%37
10	AcemanMini	2.8%27	Jaecoo 7Jaecoo	3.5%33
	rest	60.5%575	rest	37.1%355

April 2026 · 14,243 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.9%693	PHEV	6.1%862
1	BYD	18.6%129	BMW	15.3%132
2	Toyota	13.1%91	Audi	10.7%92
3	BMW	6.9%48	BYD	10.3%89
4	Mini	6.3%44	Chery	10.3%89
5	Hyundai	5.9%41	Omoda	7.8%67
6	Volvo	4.9%34	Cupra	5.9%51
7	Leapmotor	4.3%30	Mercedes	5.6%48
8	Ford	4.2%29	Volvo	4.9%42
9	Renault	3.3%23	Volkswagen	4.2%36
10	Changan	3.2%22	Toyota	3.6%31
	rest	29.1%202	rest	21.5%185

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.9%693	PHEV	6.1%862
1	Dolphin SurfBYD	10.5%73	X1-SERIESBMW	13.7%118
2	C-HR+Toyota	10.1%70	Q3Audi	9.3%80
3	InsterHyundai	5.3%37	Omoda 9Omoda	7.8%67
4	IX1BMW	3.8%26	Seal UBYD	5.3%46
5	T03Leapmotor	3.8%26	Tiggo 8Chery	4.4%38
6	5 E-TechRenault	3.3%23	XC60Volvo	4.1%35
7	EX30Volvo	3.3%23	Tiggo 7Chery	3.7%32
8	EX5Geely	3.0%21	FormentorCupra	3.6%31
9	Atto 2BYD	2.9%20	C-HRToyota	3.6%31
10	BZ4XToyota	2.9%20	GLC-SeriesMercedes	3.5%30
	rest	51.1%354	rest	41.1%354

March 2026 · 14,710 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.9%1,015	PHEV	5.3%780
1	Tesla	22.4%227	BYD	15.6%122
2	BYD	16.8%170	Audi	11.4%89
3	Mini	15.9%161	BMW	11.0%86
4	Hyundai	7.2%73	Chery	7.6%59
5	Ford	5.1%52	Mercedes	7.3%57
6	Volvo	3.5%35	Volvo	7.2%56
7	Leapmotor	3.0%31	Cupra	5.6%44
8	BMW	2.6%26	Volkswagen	4.2%33
9	Changan	2.4%24	Omoda	4.1%32
10	Citroen/ds	2.4%24	Land Rover	3.6%28
	rest	18.9%192	rest	22.3%174

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.9%1,015	PHEV	5.3%780
1	Countryman (new)Mini	14.4%146	Seal UBYD	15.0%117
2	Model 3Tesla	11.5%117	Q3Audi	10.3%80
3	Model YTesla	10.5%107	X1-SERIESBMW	8.1%63
4	InsterHyundai	6.9%70	XC60Volvo	5.8%45
5	Dolphin SurfBYD	6.3%64	FormentorCupra	4.4%34
6	Atto 2BYD	3.5%35	Omoda 9Omoda	4.1%32
7	T03Leapmotor	2.8%28	GLC-SeriesMercedes	3.9%30
8	DolphinBYD	2.4%24	Tiggo 7Chery	3.6%28
9	ExplorerFord	2.4%24	Jaecoo 7Jaecoo	3.5%27
10	EX30Volvo	2.3%23	TiguanVolkswagen	2.9%23
	rest	37.1%377	rest	38.6%301

February 2026 · 10,015 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.5%646	PHEV	8.4%844
1	BYD	30.0%194	BYD	13.5%114
2	Tesla	7.4%48	Cupra	12.2%103
3	Hyundai	7.1%46	Volkswagen	10.1%85
4	Opel	6.0%39	Audi	9.4%79
5	Mini	5.9%38	Toyota	7.5%63
6	Ford	5.7%37	BMW	6.9%58
7	BMW	5.0%32	Chery	5.8%49
8	Volvo	5.0%32	Jaecoo	5.1%43
9	Audi	2.0%13	Mercedes	5.0%42
10	Changan	2.0%13	Volvo	4.9%41
	rest	23.8%154	rest	19.8%167

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.5%646	PHEV	8.4%844
1	Dolphin SurfBYD	9.9%64	Seal UBYD	11.7%99
2	Atto 2BYD	7.3%47	FormentorCupra	9.5%80
3	Model YTesla	7.1%46	TiguanVolkswagen	9.1%77
4	DolphinBYD	6.2%40	C-HRToyota	7.2%61
5	ComboOpel	5.9%38	Q3Audi	5.6%47
6	InsterHyundai	5.7%37	Jaecoo 7Jaecoo	5.1%43
7	Atto 3BYD	3.7%24	Tiggo 7Chery	4.2%35
8	EX30Volvo	3.6%23	XC60Volvo	3.7%31
9	ExplorerFord	2.6%17	X1-SERIESBMW	3.5%30
10	AcemanMini	2.5%16	LeonSeat	3.3%28
	rest	45.5%294	rest	37.1%313

January 2026 · 10,087 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.2%627	PHEV	6.9%691
1	BYD	19.1%120	Audi	19.7%136
2	Opel	11.8%74	BMW	10.0%69
3	Ford	7.0%44	Cupra	9.1%63
4	BMW	6.1%38	Volkswagen	7.4%51
5	Hyundai	5.9%37	Mercedes	6.5%45
6	Volvo	5.9%37	Chery	5.3%37
7	Tesla	5.3%33	Jeep	4.9%34
8	Mini	4.6%29	Peugeot	4.6%32
9	MG	3.2%20	Toyota	4.0%28
10	Xpeng	3.2%20	BYD	3.8%26
	rest	27.9%175	rest	24.6%170

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.2%627	PHEV	6.9%691
1	CorsaOpel	10.5%66	Q3Audi	14.9%103
2	DolphinBYD	5.3%33	X1-SERIESBMW	6.8%47
3	InsterHyundai	4.9%31	TiguanVolkswagen	6.4%44
4	Dolphin SurfBYD	4.8%30	FormentorCupra	5.5%38
5	ExplorerFord	4.3%27	3008Peugeot	4.5%31
6	IX1BMW	3.7%23	C-HRToyota	3.8%26
7	Atto 3BYD	3.5%22	CompassJeep	3.6%25
8	Model YTesla	3.4%21	GLC-SeriesMercedes	3.6%25
9	Aion VAion	2.7%17	HS (new)MG	3.6%25
10	EX30Volvo	2.7%17	Seal UBYD	3.5%24
	rest	54.2%340	rest	43.8%303

December 2025 · 10,746 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	10.6%1,140	PHEV	12.5%1,347
1	BYD	23.6%269	Volkswagen	11.1%149
2	Tesla	11.5%131	Jaecoo	10.8%146
3	Volvo	10.4%119	Volvo	10.4%140
4	Hyundai	7.9%90	Cupra	9.0%121
5	BMW	7.5%86	Mercedes	8.8%118
6	Ford	7.2%82	Toyota	6.5%87
7	Mini	6.0%68	Audi	6.2%84
8	Geely	2.9%33	Ford	5.6%75
9	Volkswagen	2.1%24	BMW	5.1%69
10	Peugeot	2.0%23	Peugeot	4.7%63
	rest	18.9%215	rest	21.9%295

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	10.6%1,140	PHEV	12.5%1,347
1	DolphinBYD	6.7%76	Jaecoo 7Jaecoo	10.8%146
2	EX30Volvo	6.6%75	XC60Volvo	8.8%119
3	Dolphin SurfBYD	6.5%74	TiguanVolkswagen	7.6%102
4	Model YTesla	6.0%69	C-HRToyota	6.0%81
5	InsterHyundai	5.9%67	KugaFord	5.6%75
6	Atto 3BYD	4.8%55	Q3Audi	5.5%74
7	Model 3Tesla	4.7%54	3008Peugeot	4.7%63
8	ExplorerFord	4.6%52	FormentorCupra	4.0%54
9	IX1BMW	4.4%50	GLC-SeriesMercedes	4.0%54
10	Atto 2BYD	3.6%41	GLA-SeriesMercedes	3.8%51
	rest	46.2%527	rest	39.2%528

November 2025 · 10,458 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.5%788	PHEV	10.1%1,055
1	BYD	24.8%195	Volvo	9.8%103
2	Hyundai	11.0%87	Mercedes	9.3%98
3	Ford	9.9%78	Chery	9.0%95
4	BMW	7.7%61	Cupra	8.2%86
5	Tesla	6.5%51	Toyota	7.9%83
6	Volvo	6.0%47	Audi	7.5%79
7	Mini	5.0%39	BMW	6.5%68
8	Citroen/ds	4.6%36	Volkswagen	6.1%64
9	Leapmotor	3.0%24	BYD	5.2%55
10	Volkswagen	2.3%18	Peugeot	4.8%51
	rest	19.3%152	rest	25.9%273

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.5%788	PHEV	10.1%1,055
1	InsterHyundai	8.2%65	XC60Volvo	8.2%87
2	Atto 3BYD	6.9%54	Tiggo 7Chery	7.8%82
3	DolphinBYD	6.5%51	C-HRToyota	6.6%70
4	Dolphin SurfBYD	6.1%48	FormentorCupra	6.5%68
5	Model YTesla	5.8%46	Seal UBYD	5.2%55
6	ExplorerFord	4.6%36	Q3Audi	5.1%54
7	C3 (new)Citroen/ds	4.2%33	3008Peugeot	4.4%46
8	EX30Volvo	4.2%33	TiguanVolkswagen	4.3%45
9	IX1BMW	3.7%29	KugaFord	4.2%44
10	Atto 2BYD	2.8%22	Jaecoo 7Jaecoo	4.1%43
	rest	47.1%371	rest	43.7%461

October 2025 · 10,763 new registrations. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.4%795	PHEV	12.2%1,311
1	BYD	25.4%202	BMW	16.3%214
2	Hyundai	8.9%71	Cupra	8.8%115
3	Volvo	8.8%70	Toyota	8.6%113
4	Mini	8.1%64	Mercedes	7.8%102
5	Ford	7.5%60	Chery	7.3%96
6	Tesla	4.9%39	Ford	6.9%91
7	BMW	4.5%36	Volvo	6.6%87
8	Audi	3.4%27	BYD	5.9%78
9	Leapmotor	3.1%25	Peugeot	5.0%66
10	Renault	2.8%22	Jeep	4.3%57
	rest	22.5%179	rest	22.3%292

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all registrationsregistrations; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	7.4%795	PHEV	12.2%1,311
1	DolphinBYD	8.7%69	X1-SERIESBMW	11.7%153
2	InsterHyundai	7.4%59	C-HRToyota	7.9%103
3	Dolphin SurfBYD	6.9%55	FormentorCupra	6.8%89
4	EX30Volvo	5.7%45	KugaFord	6.6%87
5	AcemanMini	4.7%37	XC60Volvo	6.0%79
6	Atto 3BYD	4.3%34	Seal UBYD	5.9%78
7	Model YTesla	3.6%29	Tiggo 7Chery	4.7%61
8	Atto 2BYD	3.3%26	GLA-SeriesMercedes	4.6%60
9	MiniMini	3.1%25	3008Peugeot	4.5%59
10	ExplorerFord	3.0%24	TiguanVolkswagen	3.9%51
	rest	49.3%392	rest	37.5%491

Raw source

Go and check the numbers yourself:

SEAA — monthly passenger-car registration statistics (seaa.gr) ↗

SEAA — registration statistics — per month <Y>-<M>-BEV.pdf and <Y>-<M>-PHEV.pdf (battery-electric and plug-in hybrid cars by segment, brand and model; one combined electric.pdf until 2023)
SEAA — passenger-car comparisons — per month <Y>-<M>-comp.xlsx, passenger cars by brand against the year before — the month's exact total
SEAA — press releases — the month's fuel split as shares with one decimal; since 2025-11 also preliminary BEV / PHEV / total counts
ACEA — monthly new-car registrations — relays SEAA's figures including the counted hybrid / petrol / diesel split, which replaces the derived one about a week after SEAA

How the data flows

Origin

ELSTAT (Hellenic Statistical Authority) registration records of new vehicles, processed and published by SEAA (Σύνδεσμος Εισαγωγέων Αντιπροσώπων Αυτοκινήτων)

Source / API

SEAA — monthly passenger-car registration statistics (seaa.gr)

Fetcher

scripts/fetch_greece.py · .github/workflows/fetch-greece.yml

Find the files

SEAA posts every file to its WordPress site. The fetcher lists the uploads through the site's media API and recognises each file by its name — <Y>-<M>-comp.xlsx, <Y>-<M>-BEV.pdf, <Y>-<M>-PHEV.pdf, <Y>-<M>-electric.pdf, and the press release, whose name carries the month in Greek. When a file was re-uploaded, the newest copy wins.

Exact counts

TOTAL is the TOTAL row of the comparison workbook. BEV and PHEV are the summary lines of the BEV and PHEV files (until 2023 one electric file with both). Each file's printed month must be the month its name claims.

Statistics files for the month out?

comp.xlsx and BEV.pdf + PHEV.pdfTOTAL, BEV, PHEV exact
comp.xlsx and electric.pdf (2021-12..2023-12)TOTAL, BEV, PHEV exact
not yet
Press release with preliminary counts (since 2025-11)?
- yesprovisional row — replaced when the statistics files appear
- nomonth not written — ACEA may fill it meanwhile

Fuel split

SEAA counts hybrids, petrol and diesel but publishes them only as shares with one decimal; ACEA publishes SEAA's counts about a week later. So the split is first derived from the shares and replaced by ACEA's counts when they appear — whichever of the two fetchers runs second does it. TOTAL, BEV and PHEV always stay SEAA's.

ACEA's release for the month out, and its TOTAL / BEV / PHEV the same as SEAA's (within 1% / 2%)?

yesHEV, PETROL, DIESEL = ACEA's counts; OTHERS = TOTAL − BEV − PHEV − HEV − PETROL − DIESEL; source "SEAA / ACEA"
not yet
derived, not counted — typically ±5 cars per column, at most ±15 in 9 of 10 months, at most ±50; replaced when ACEA publishes
Do the press release's shares add up (within 1.5 points of the non-plug-in share)?
- yes
  Fuel in the press release?
  - HEV (full and mild hybrids)HEV
  - petrolPETROL
  - dieselDIESEL
  - LPG, CNG, restOTHERS
  - BEV, PHEVnot used — counted exactly instead
- no, or no press releaseBEV, PHEV, TOTAL only — the other columns stay empty
no — ACEA's month does not match (its 2022-12 and 2023-07 rows are wrong)the derived split stays

Cross-checks

The press release's preliminary counts and its BEV share must agree with the statistics files within 3%, or the run stops. A month far below the usual volume is not written. The model lines of each BEV/PHEV file are summed and compared with the file's own total; only months where they agree feed the brand and model lists.

Store

data/Greece.csv

Render

Each new or changed month re-renders the country. Shares are read from the CSV as column ÷ TOTAL and grouped into three curves. A generalized Weibull S-curve is fitted to the BEV and the ICE share, and the charts, the fitted parameters, the twelve-month totals and the uncertainty bands are rewritten.

Which curve does a CSV column count towards?

BEVBEV
PHEV or EREV (plug-in hybrids, range extenders)
Does the source split plug-ins from other hybrids?
- yesPHEV
- no — one combined hybrid figure (parked in HEV)ICE
  the PHEV curve is left out, never drawn at zero
HEV or MHEV (full and mild hybrids — no plug)ICE
petrol, diesel, gas, flex-fuel, othersICE

Gallery

BEV Trajectories gallery

Definitions & scope

Acquisition	PDF — parsed from a published PDF
Vehicle scope	New passenger cars and taxis registered in Greece (SEAA's PC + taxi tables). Used imports are not counted — ELSTAT publishes them without a fuel split.
HEV (full hybrids)	HEV, PETROL and DIESEL are ACEA's counts (SEAA's own, which SEAA does not publish) once ACEA has published the month — source "SEAA / ACEA". Until then they are derived from the press release's one-decimal fuel shares — source "SEAA" — typically about 5 cars off the count, at most 15 in 9 months out of 10 and at most 50 (0.4% of the month). HEV includes mild hybrids. BEV, PHEV and TOTAL are always SEAA's exact counts.
Backfill	SEAA from 2022-01 (the first full month with exact BEV/PHEV counts); ACEA before that (quarterly figures spread over the quarter's months, as before). HEV/PETROL/DIESEL of 2022-01..2026-08 are the old ACEA rows' counts wherever ACEA's month matches SEAA's (54 of 56). The old all-ACEA series is kept as data/Greece_legacy.csv.
Auth	none

Variants

Each variant is its own series with its own CSV. Not every variant is charted in the gallery — the CSV is the authoritative record either way.

Variant	What it counts	Held	Raw data
Whole	New passenger cars incl. taxis (SEAA's "PC and taxi cars", EU M1) — the scope of ACEA's Greek figure.	2015-06 – 2026-09 114 rows	`data/Greece.csv`

History we hold

Every bar is the span actually present in our stored CSV — breaks in a bar are real gaps in the series, not rendering. Cadence is shown on the right.

Whole 2015-06–2026-09 (114 rows). Some rows additionally carry a time_interval of quarterly/yearly; the cadence shown is the spacing the periods actually have.

Which fuel columns this source fills

A blank column almost never means "no such cars" — it means this source does not split them out, and those vehicles are counted inside another column. Check the caveats for where they land.

	BEV	PHEV	HEV	PETROL	DIESEL	OTHERS
Whole	reported	reported	reported	reported	reported	reported

reported column exists but is zero in every row not reported by this source. Hover a cell for the row count.

Caveats

Until ACEA publishes a month (about a week after SEAA), its HEV, PETROL, DIESEL and OTHERS are derived from one-decimal fuel shares (source "SEAA"): typically about 5 cars off the count, at most 15 in 9 months out of 10, at most 50 (0.4% of the month). When ACEA publishes, its counted HEV/PETROL/DIESEL replace them and OTHERS becomes TOTAL minus the rest (source "SEAA / ACEA"). BEV, PHEV and TOTAL, and so the BEV share, never change.
2022-12 and 2023-07 keep the derived split — ACEA's rows for those months are wrong (below), so their split does not fit SEAA's counts.
A month the press release has announced but whose statistics files are not out yet is written provisionally from the press release (BEV, PHEV and TOTAL only) and marked "provisional" in its notes; the run that finds the statistics files replaces it.
Two ACEA months were wrong and are corrected by SEAA — 2022-12 (ACEA 8,001 cars, SEAA 6,486) and 2023-07 (ACEA 8,342, SEAA 12,380). SEAA's own year-to-date columns confirm its figures.
Vans, HDV and Buses still come from ACEA's quarterly commercial-vehicle report — SEAA publishes them without a fuel split.