The electric vehicle fleet in Romania has reached 68,454 vehicles, as of now, of which 1,308 units were registered in April of this year alone, an increase of 1,131 units compared to the same period in 2025, according to data published Monday by one of the leading players in the electric mobility sector on the local market.
Data compiled by Lektri.co shows that, of the total 42,448 vehicles registered last month in Romania, regardless of engine type, electric vehicles accounted for 3,081, according to Agerpres.
At the same time, of the 1,308 electric vehicles registered in circulation during this period, 1,233 are passenger cars and 75 are electric commercial vehicles; after subtracting the 49 deregistrations, the net total for the month stands at 1,259 electric vehicles. Compared to April 2025, when 612 fully electric cars were registered, April 2026 saw an increase of 1,131.
As of April 30, a cumulative total of 5,248 electric vehicles have been registered in Romania for the year 2026.
At the top of the electric car sales ranking was the Tesla Model 3 (with 165 units), followed by the Tesla Model Y (114 units), BYD Sealion 7 (with 70 units), BYD Dolphin Surf and Hyundai Kona Electric – with 57 units each.
Also in the April 2026 hierarchy are: Dacia Spring (56 units), Ford Puma Gen-E (38 units), BYD Atto 2 and Renault Zoe (27 units each), Audi e-tron (26), Volkswagen ID.4 (24 units), BYD Seal and Renault 5 E-Tech Electric (22 units each), MG4 (20 units), and Ford Explorer (19).
According to the cited source, Romania’s electric vehicle fleet reached 68,454 vehicles in April of this year, with Dacia maintaining its leading position with 18,724 units (27.35% of the total), followed by Tesla with 12,151 units (17.75% of the total). Volkswagen – with 5,718 units (8.35%), Renault – with 5,255 units (7.68%), and Hyundai – with 4,322 units (6.31%).
Also, the spots from 6 to 10 go to brands with an established presence in the local market: Mercedes-Benz (2,888 units), BMW (2,628), Ford (2,419), Nissan (1,372), and BYD (1,249). At the same time, Peugeot (1,135 units), Skoda (1,084), Smart (965), Audi (928), and Volvo (810) complete the top 15 positions of the national electric car fleet.
Lektri.co was founded in 2018 in Timișoara, is part of the SafeFleet Group, with activities in the mobility industry, and offers electric car charging solutions for domestic users, companies wishing to implement charging stations for employees, and the HoReCa and retail sectors.