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Hey @Miggy do you have a running total of the number of Teslas in NZ over time?

It wouldn’t just be the sum of registrations over time, due to Teslas being removed from the fleet by being written off or exported.

Cheers!
Not sure, but someone else may know more about this.
On CarJam NZ it has yearly totals and I think written off cars are deregistered.


Make
ModelYear
Count
Rank
TESLAMODEL Y20224,207129
TESLAMODEL Y20233,930146
TESLAMODEL 320213,237216
TESLAMODEL 320222,733274
TESLAMODEL 32023966890
TESLAMODEL 320196511,150
TESLAMODEL 320205061,287
TESLAMODEL Y20241701,619
TESLAMODEL S20171511,638
TESLAMODEL X20181441,645
TESLAMODEL X20171271,662
TESLAMODEL S20181191,670
TESLAMODEL X2019901,699
TESLAMODEL S2015821,707
TESLAMODEL S2016651,724
TESLAMODEL S2019631,726
TESLAMODEL X2020541,735
TESLAMODEL S2014531,736
TESLAMODEL S2020271,762
TESLAMODEL 3202491,780
 
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New Tesla Registrations
March 2024 = 199 Year 2024 = 378
Model S = N/A
Model 3 = 125 YTD = 134
Model X = N/A
Model Y = 74 YTD = 244

Total 2023 = 4904 (Y=3934) (3=970)
Total 2022 = 7007 (Y=4226) (3=2781)
Total 2021 = 3290 (S=4) (X=3) (3=3283)
Total 2020 = 593 (S=27) (X=55) (3=511)
Total 2019 = 802 (S=56) (X=89) (3=657)
 
With the rebates ending, there were likely a number of purchases brought forward. Sales will probably return to a more normal albeit lower level than before in a few months or quarters.

Interestingly, in NSW at least, the removal of the short-lived rebates we had seem to have had very little effect on the sales growth of EVs. February and March this year are the two highest-selling BEV months ever.

I know that provided a purchase contract was entered into prior to 1 Jan 2024, the rebates were still payable on delivery, but I would have thought that all would have flowed through by now and if there was going to be a post-rebate-related slump then March would have been it. But nothing doing so far.