10 – BMW i4
Units sold: 48,958
Growth compared to 2022: +92%
The BMW i4 combines sporty performance with premium comfort, making it one of the most engaging EVs to drive, closely resembling the driving dynamics of the traditional 4 Series.
9 – Volvo XC40
Units sold: 50,976
Growth compared to 2022: +65%
A compact electric SUV from Volvo, the XC40 (renamed EX40 in some markets) blends Scandinavian design, strong safety credentials, and a practical range of up to 575 km (WLTP).
8 – Dacia Spring
Units sold: 59,186
Growth compared with 2022: +22%
The Dacia Spring is Europe’s budget-friendly EV, offering a compact SUV look, up to 300 km of city range, and an affordable price starting at around €18,900.
7 – Volkswagen ID.3
Units sold: 63,460
Growth compared with 2022: +20%
Often called the “electric Golf,” the Volkswagen ID.3 is a compact hatchback designed for everyday use, with balanced range, comfort, and affordability.
6 – Fiat 500e
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Units sold: 64,244
Growth compared with 2022: –3%
Stylish and compact, the Fiat 500e is designed for urban mobility. Despite a small dip in sales, it remains popular thanks to its iconic retro design and city-friendly size.
5 – Skoda Enyaq
Units sold: 66,247
Growth compared with 2022: +34%
Skoda’s first fully electric SUV, the Enyaq, is built on Volkswagen’s MEB platform. With spacious interiors and practical features, it appeals to families seeking an affordable EV SUV.
4 – MG 4
Units sold: 72,212
Growth compared to 2022: +874%
The MG 4, backed by China’s SAIC Motor, combines affordability with strong performance, offering up to 500 km of range and a starting price of €24,990 in Europe.
3 – Volkswagen ID.4
Units sold: 85,088
Growth compared with 2022: +36%
A central model in VW’s electrification strategy, the ID.4 offers SUV practicality, modern styling, and wide availability across Europe, making it a strong family EV choice.
2 – Tesla Model 3
Units sold: 100,888
Growth compared with 2022: +11%
Tesla’s first mass-market EV remains popular thanks to its cutting-edge technology, strong range, and sporty driving experience, even as competition intensifies.
1 – Tesla Model Y
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Units sold: 251,617
Growth compared to 2022: +84%
The Tesla Model Y was not only Europe’s best-selling EV in 2023 but also the best-selling car overall worldwide, praised for its spacious design, long range, and versatility.