BYD Leopard 3 / Infocar
In September, the Ukrainian vehicle pool saw an influx of almost 9.2 thousand electric cars (BEVs). This figure represents a rise of 114% compared to September of the previous year.
Delo.ua delivers this information, citing data provided by Ukravtoprom.
It’s worth mentioning that the bulk of vehicles sold during the month that run on battery power were passenger vehicles – 8967 units, of which 2261 were brand new (+160%), and 6706 were pre-owned (+104%).
Among the 223 commercial electric vehicles, 46 were new (in September 2024, out of 132 units, 13 were new).
In addition, Ukrainian roads were graced with two new electric buses during September.
Top 5 new electric vehicles of September
- Volkswagen ID.UNYX – 432;
- BYD Song Plus – 276 units;
- BYD Leopard 3 – 150 units;
- Honda eNS1 – 143 units;
- Zeekr 7X – 128 units.
Top 5 imported used electric vehicles
- Tesla Model Y – 929 units;
- Tesla Model 3 – 738 units;
- Nissan Leaf – 651 units;
- KIA Niro – 431 units;
- Renault Zoe – 311 units.
Electric vehicle surge
The Ukrainian electric vehicle sector is still shattering records.
By the close of September 2025, Ukraine hosts 193.5 thousand electric vehicles, excluding industrial transport and trolleybuses. The overwhelming majority are passenger vehicles, alongside 3.9 thousand electric trucks and 8 electric buses that have also been registered.
The appeal of electric vehicles in Ukraine continues to grow annually. Escalating fuel costs, advancements in charging infrastructure, and growing environmental awareness are influencing an increasing number of drivers to opt for electric vehicles. In 2025, the Ukrainian electric car market will reveal intriguing trends: established brands will maintain dominance, yet novel models boasting appealing features will also make an appearance. To discover which vehicles Ukrainians are selecting and the reasons behind their choices, delve into the article by Delo.ua.
