More than 73 thousand electric vehicles are registered in Belarus: which brands are chosen most often
As of October 1, 2026, more than 73 thousand electric vehicles were registered in the country. Of these, 29,211 were registered in the nine months of this year. In addition, the general ...
As of October 1, 2026, more than 73 thousand electric vehicles were registered in the country. Of these, 29,211 were registered in the nine months of this year. At the same time, the total number of automobile fleet of Belarus is 163,298 cars. On the results of the development of electric transport and the prospects of the market today, October 19, at a press conference in the National Press Center of the Republic of Belarus, Chairman of the Board of the Association for the Development of Electric Transport "BETA" Sergey Khudoeshko, the correspondent of sb.by reports.
Electric cars became the driver of the Belarusian market development – their number in the share is constantly growing, sales volumes are growing from month to month.
The dynamics of registrations throughout the year was heterogeneous. In January, 1,295 electric vehicles were registered, in February — 1,699, in March — 2,398. In April, the figure exceeded three thousand, in May reached 4,176, and in June decreased to 3,190. In July, 4,289 electric cars were registered, in August - 4,911, in September - 4,227.
The association associates the development of the market, including with state incentives:
- They have made electric transport affordable, allowed many of our electric vehicle users to appreciate its benefits and trust. Special attention was paid to the preferences of Belarusian buyers. According to the results of January – September 2026 in the ranking of the most popular brands of cars, including electric cars and hybrids, Geely leads: 9,126 cars were sold. In second place Dongfeng with a score of 6,725 cars, in third place - Belgee, sales of which amounted to 3,619 cars. The top five also included BYD (3,497 vehicles) and Deepal (2,946 vehicles). The meeting participants discussed further development of electric transport, expansion of charging infrastructure and prospects of customs privileges. These issues remain important for the market ahead of 2027 and beyond.
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