In 2025 as a whole, the market for alternative drive systems (pure electric, plug-in and non-plug-in hybrids, and gas-powered vehicles) grew by 25.5 percent to 1,684,783 units, with international brands accounting for around 43.0 percent. This is according to an analysis of figures from the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) [...]
In 2025 as a whole, a total of just under 2.86 million new passenger cars were registered in Germany, representing an increase of 1.4 percent over the previous year. These included over 1.2 million passenger cars from international brands, which thus had a market share of a good 42.4 percent. [...]
In November, the market for alternative drive systems (pure electric, plug-in and non-plug-in hybrids, and gas-powered vehicles) grew by 22.5 percent to 160,125 units, with international brands accounting for around 40.1 percent. This is according to an analysis of figures from the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) by the [...]
The Association of International Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (VDIK) welcomes the European Commission's announcement of a realignment of CO₂ fleet regulations. From 2035, a 90 percent reduction in CO₂ emissions will be mandatory for new registrations, instead of 100 percent, for the fleet targets of automobile manufacturers. The agreement paves the [...]
In November 2025, new car registrations in Germany rose by 2.5 percent year-on-year to 250,671 vehicles, with one less working day. Calendar-adjusted growth for the previous year is therefore +7.6 percent. This is according to an analysis of figures from the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) by the Association of [...]
The Association of International Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (VDIK) currently expects around 2.9 million new passenger car registrations in 2026. However, the forecast depends mainly on how the framework conditions for electric vehicles develop. "Our prediction is based on the assumption that the German government's planned support for private electric car [...]
The Association of International Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (VDIK) expressly welcomes the letter from the German Chancellor to the President of the European Commission. The review of European CO₂ fleet regulations announced in the letter is a necessary and appropriate step toward making the transformation of the automotive industry realistic, technology-neutral, [...]
The Association of International Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (VDIK) welcomes the fact that the coalition has agreed on a basic direction for the future promotion of climate-friendly mobility. The planned support for households with low and middle incomes is an important signal to further advance the market ramp-up of electric mobility. [...]
Fair competition at the charging station, uncomplicated charging for everyone: With the transmission model for charging tariffs, politicians and industry could make the public charging infrastructure significantly more user-friendly – and noticeably accelerate the switch to e-mobility. This is highlighted in a joint position paper published today by the German [...]
In October, the market for alternative drive systems (pure electric, plug-in and non-plug-in hybrids, and gas-powered vehicles) grew by 27.5 percent to 154,955 units, with international brands accounting for around 40.3 percent. This is according to an analysis of figures from the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) by the [...]