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How many electric cars are registered in each state?

Answer: About 7,454,800 battery-electric and plug-in hybrid light-duty vehicles were registered in the U.S. in 2025 (2.54% of 293,841,300); California had the highest plug-in share at 6.1% (source: U.S. DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center).

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VaultRubric. “Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle registrations by state.” Data as of 2025. https://vaultrubric.com/data/datasets/vehicle-registrations (accessed 2026-10-16). CC BY 4.0.

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Approximate light-duty vehicle registrations by state and year (2016 onward): battery-electric, plug-in hybrid, all vehicles, and plug-in share. From U.S. DOE AFDC (Experian data), rounded to the nearest 100.

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center, Vehicle Registration Counts by State (National Laboratory of the Rockies, Experian data). Data as of 2025. Updated 2026-10-16. License: CC BY 4.0, credit VaultRubric with a link.

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stateyearevphevall_light_dutyplug_in_share_pct
Wyoming2025190012006823000.45
Wyoming2024150010006669000.37
Wyoming202311008006529000.29
Wyoming20228006006444000.22
Wyoming20215004006433000.14
Wyoming20203003006383000.09
Wyoming20192002006308000.06
Wyoming20182002006236000.06
Wyoming20171001006189000.03
Wyoming20161001006151000.03
Wisconsin2025419001860056441001.07
Wisconsin2024323001510055701000.85

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FAQ

How many electric cars are registered in each state?

About 7,454,800 battery-electric and plug-in hybrid light-duty vehicles were registered in the U.S. in 2025 (2.54% of 293,841,300); California had the highest plug-in share at 6.1% (source: U.S. DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center).

Can I use and cite this data?

Yes. It is free under CC BY 4.0. Cite: VaultRubric. “Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle registrations by state.” Data as of 2025. https://vaultrubric.com/data/datasets/vehicle-registrations (accessed 2026-10-16). CC BY 4.0.

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U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center, Vehicle Registration Counts by State (National Laboratory of the Rockies, Experian data). VaultRubric only reformats and summarizes it; every number links back to the original source.

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