Activity in the Danish car market is on track to surpass sales in 2024. In November, 15,910 new passenger cars were registered, which is 6.6 percent more than in the same month last year. This is shown by a calculation from the industry association Mobility Denmark based on figures from bilstatistik.dk.
This brings the total number of registrations to just over 166,000 cars this year.
- November's increase confirms the solid momentum we have seen throughout the year, says CEO of Mobility Denmark Mads Rørvig in a press release.
- There is good activity in the car market right now, and therefore we expect a strong end to the 2025 car year.
Electric cars accounted for 73.7 percent of registrations in November. In October, the share was 70.6 percent, by comparison. Looking at private individuals in isolation, just over nine out of ten new cars were electric.
- The development of electric cars in November is a natural extension of the progress that has characterized 2025, says Mads Rørvig.
- The clarification of car taxes in the Finance Act agreement has removed an important element of uncertainty, and this gives consumers better conditions for making decisions about car purchases.
The increase in taxes on electric cars, which was otherwise due to come into effect in 2026, has been postponed by one year. Skoda Elroq, Volkswagen ID.4 and Audi Q4 e-tron were the three most popular car models in November. The cheapest version of the three cars costs around 250,000, 300,000 and 350,000 kroner respectively.
Tesla, which previously outpaced its competitors in the Danish car market, is down to number seven on the top 10 list. If the development continues in Denmark, Mobility Denmark expects that at least one million electric cars will have been registered by 2027.
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