The share of fully electric cars in Finland's personal vehicle market is significantly increasing, with 45.9% of newly registered cars in January being fully electric.
Finland is experiencing a notable surge in the registration of fully electric cars, which now account for 45.9% of new personal vehicle registrations in January. This trend shows a clear shift towards electric vehicles as the market adapts to the growing demand for more sustainable transportation options. In contrast, the registrations for gasoline and diesel vehicles stood at 39.7%, highlighting a changing landscape in the automotive sector influenced by environmental considerations and technological advancements.
The report released by the Finnish Automotive Industry and Importers Association indicates that Finland is not alone in this electric vehicle revolution; other Nordic countries are also witnessing similar growth. For instance, Denmark leads with an impressive 82.9% share of fully electric cars among new registrations in January, while Sweden follows closely with 41.8%. These figures suggest a regional commitment to eco-friendly vehicles and a desire to reduce carbon emissions across the automotive industry.
Furthermore, the overall EU market for fully electric vehicles is on the rise, with an average registration share of 19.3% in January 2026, up from 14.9% in the previous year. This upward trajectory emphasizes the increasing acceptance and adoption of electric vehicles, as governments and consumers alike recognize their role in combating climate change. The growth in Finland's electric car market could influence future policies and investments in EV infrastructure, further encouraging the shift towards cleaner transportation alternatives.
