New-vehicle registration data for South Korea from the transport ministry.
South Korea's monthly registrations are taken from the transport ministry's vehicle-registration statistics and entered by hand.
Combustion is stored as one aggregate ICE figure — petrol and diesel are not split — so those columns stay empty.
The rows carry the source string `motir.go.kr`, but the exact upstream page for this series has not been re-confirmed, so no link is given here rather than a guessed one.
We cannot point you at a document for this country. The figures are attributed to the source below, but the exact published page has not been confirmed, so this is the one country whose numbers you cannot verify from here.
South Korea — Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
| Acquisition | Manual — entered by hand from the published source |
|---|---|
| Vehicle scope | New vehicle registrations as published by the transport ministry. Petrol and diesel are not split — combustion is one aggregate ICE figure. |
| HEV (full hybrids) | split into its own column |
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 vehicle registrations as published by the transport ministry. | 2017-01 – 2026-06 114 rows | data/South Korea.csv |
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 2017-01–2026-06 (114 rows).
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 | ICE | OTHERS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whole | 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.