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In that case, @mrdoubleb it's up to you. You could leave it as it is and the YTD number will match the EU site or you could submit 16 units instead of 6 for May and the YTD number will match the data source. The 16 units could be submitted as an estimate. Then if we can find out the actual number for May, we could change it.
Ill wait for a couple more days to see if the EU registrations' site refreshes. I am not sure it has the August numbers yet as it has been showing 110 cars for weeks and weeks now.
You can always use Tesla Registration Stats and Registreringer av nye elbiler i Norge for updates. I get my data from DMV in Norway, so all cars registered is in my system
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It's amazing to see the numbers for Europe. Granted, it's the handlful of countires contributing to total number of sales (no surprise there as to which countries), but the figures are stunning! Thanks for collecting that info guys!
No problem. The reason for me adding one more is that one is private import and the rest is sold from Tesla directly
Hi. I have checked the European Union website EAFO and it looks like they are running 2 months behind. Their YTD Model S number is 7272 units. At the end of July, we had 7172 and August was 748, September was 2466 units. They are missing August and September.
Similarly, their YTD Model X number is 6027 units. After July, we were at 6078. August was 556 and September was 2221 units. Again, they are completely missing August and September Model X numbers.
I have compared 2016 numbers and those are very close. They have 12,508 Model S in 2016 (see the screenshot below). We have 12,526 (source). They have 3,750 Model X, we have 3,700. In other words, eventually, they will catch up but of course, the 2 months delay is not very good.
@Spidy, thanks. I have updated the link.
Similarly, their YTD Model X number is 6027 units. After July, we were at 6078. August was 556 and September was 2221 units. Again, they are completely missing August and September Model X numbers.
I have compared 2016 numbers and those are very close. They have 12,508 Model S in 2016 (see the screenshot below). We have 12,526 (source). They have 3,750 Model X, we have 3,700. In other words, eventually, they will catch up but of course, the 2 months delay is not very good.
@Spidy, thanks. I have updated the link.
Speaking of EAFO, I've been going over their Iceland detail in greater precision, and it looks like their data is a sum of both the new and used market (both on total EV sales and market penetration). Is this what they do for all markets?
I haven't really been following well the work on this site with the "wiki", since I joined after it got started - all I've gathered is that you all are collecting, somewhere, data on Tesla reservations. Do you collect general EV numbers as well? Is this data downloadable - say, as a database that can be connected to, CSV, or whatnot?
This weekend I sent out an inquiry to our transportation department to see if I can get access to their raw data so I can get more precise figures, as I want to track our scaleup here better than the existing sources make possible (both EVs in general and Teslas in particular). If I did get access to the data, would you be interested? While our total EV sales numbers are a meaningful fraction of Europe's total, Teslas only make up a very small fraction because of the complete lack of Tesla infrastructure here. So it won't affect your Tesla count very much at this point in time.
I haven't really been following well the work on this site with the "wiki", since I joined after it got started - all I've gathered is that you all are collecting, somewhere, data on Tesla reservations. Do you collect general EV numbers as well? Is this data downloadable - say, as a database that can be connected to, CSV, or whatnot?
This weekend I sent out an inquiry to our transportation department to see if I can get access to their raw data so I can get more precise figures, as I want to track our scaleup here better than the existing sources make possible (both EVs in general and Teslas in particular). If I did get access to the data, would you be interested? While our total EV sales numbers are a meaningful fraction of Europe's total, Teslas only make up a very small fraction because of the complete lack of Tesla infrastructure here. So it won't affect your Tesla count very much at this point in time.
Hi, @KarenRei. The data sources used for this wiki are listed here. The opening message has links to previous year's tables. Only Tesla numbers are collected. The Sales Statistics | OICA website has some Excel files you could download if you want. They show total car registrations. For example, in 2016, 18,442 passenger cars were registered in Iceland. Cheers
Is your goal only to capture new sales, or also used? Because, at least in the case of Iceland, the EAFO data appears to match our transportation department's figures for new and used combined. Also, doesn't EAFO only list the top 5 most popular models? So if a Tesla isn't top 5 it doesn't show in your data?
Not sure guys if you know this great site, for Norway we have a lot of details:
Tesla Registration Stats
Author is on TMC (at the moment I don't remember the name).
Tesla Registration Stats
Author is on TMC (at the moment I don't remember the name).
Yes. This is my site
Thanks for the nice feedback. Really appreciate it And thanks for sharing The offical registration site in Spain is the DGT Dirección General de Tráfico . Going to "Portal estadístico" + "Vehículos" + "Matriculaciones" + "Microdatos" you can download all the registrations selecting the month you want ("Ficheros mensuales" part). You can download the register format in "Diseño de Registro" too.
Once you have the data, you sould filter the Tesla cars by brand (marca) or VIN (bastidor).... and for 2017 you get:
month S X
01 1 3
02 18 9
03 42 6
04 15 7
05 17 14
06 33 30
07 35 12
08 5 13
09 26 28
10 22 15
Total 214 137
Regards,
Once you have the data, you sould filter the Tesla cars by brand (marca) or VIN (bastidor).... and for 2017 you get:
month S X
01 1 3
02 18 9
03 42 6
04 15 7
05 17 14
06 33 30
07 35 12
08 5 13
09 26 28
10 22 15
Total 214 137
Regards,
Hi, @mblancom. Thanks for the information. I have looked at the website and it appears to be the official website of the Department of Transport. I have compared the results to this and this website. These other two websites show lower numbers. At first, I thought maybe the official website shows all existing registrations instead of new registrations but that's not the case because it shows 1,114,051 registrations so far in 2017 and the population of Spain is about 47 million which means around 2.4% new registrations per capita which is consistent with other countries. That means it shows only new registrations. Therefore we should use the website you have mentioned instead of the other two websites.
It's a shame the website is not very user-friendly. The method you have used to extract the numbers is OK if we do that once a year but it is too much work for every month. I have tried a different method which is a little easier but the downside is that we will only get the Tesla number instead of the Model S and Model X numbers. This is less than ideal but we already do that for 4 other countries.
I created a step by step guide to explain how to collect registrations data for Spain from the website you mentioned. If you want to try it, click here and then follow the 9 steps explained here. Next year we might use this method if we can't find something easier. We will need to add Spain to the main tables.
It's a shame the website is not very user-friendly. The method you have used to extract the numbers is OK if we do that once a year but it is too much work for every month. I have tried a different method which is a little easier but the downside is that we will only get the Tesla number instead of the Model S and Model X numbers. This is less than ideal but we already do that for 4 other countries.
I created a step by step guide to explain how to collect registrations data for Spain from the website you mentioned. If you want to try it, click here and then follow the 9 steps explained here. Next year we might use this method if we can't find something easier. We will need to add Spain to the main tables.
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Sure, will do as soon as the December numbers come in
It's not going to be a lot since Teslas are such a small share of our EV purchases (silly people who want maintenance available without crossing an ocean! ), but good to keep track of them anyway! Similar threads
