In February 2025, new registrations in the German vehicle market overall decreased by 6.4%, while changes in the top models were noted in individual segments. Particularly interesting for Tesla-News: Although Tesla has only a small share of the total market with 1,429 new registrations and is significantly declining (−76.3%), the current statistics offer an exciting overview of trends in the automotive sector.
Segment Overview – New Top Models and Trends
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Minis & Mini-Vans:
In the mini segment, the Toyota Aygo is now leading with 1,214 new registrations, while in the mini-van segment, the Peugeot 3008 emerges as number 1. -
Other Segments:
In the compact class, the VW Golf dominates, in the mid-range, the VW Passat, and in the luxury class, the VW ID.7 impresses, which also leads in the category of electric vehicles with a plus of +30.8%. -
Alternative Drives:
The VW ID.7 remains the most registered model among electric cars, the Volvo XC60 leads in plug-in hybrids, and in the fuel cell sector, the Toyota Mirai is at the forefront. In the hybrid segment without plug-in, the Toyota Yaris dominates.
Tesla in Comparison
While other brands show strong performances in various segments and with alternative drive types, Tesla lags behind the leading brands with only 1,429 new registrations (−76.3% compared to the previous year’s month). These figures reflect a challenging market situation but also offer starting points for future developments in the Tesla portfolio and possible strategies to increase market presence.
Conclusion
The new registration statistics in February 2025 show significant changes in various segments. While traditional models and alternative drive types continue to dominate, Tesla and other brands must also adjust their strategies to remain competitive in a changing market environment. Stay tuned for more Tesla-News and detailed market analyses.