Hybrid Car Statistics By State
Posted on August 21, 2008
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Hybrid vehicles get a lot of attention, but they still make up less than 3 percent of the U.S. automotive market.
States with highest hybrid sales*
- California: 39,830
- New York: 8,810
- Florida: 8,612
- Texas: 8,255
- Illinois: 6,107
States with most new hybrids per 1,000 population*
- District of Columbia: 1.173
- California 1.102
- Oregon: 0.883
- Washington: 0.872
- Vermont: 0.825
Metropolitan areas with highest hybrid sales*
- Los Angeles: 17,638
- San Francisco: 11,155
- New York: 10,419
- Washington: 5,828
- Chicago: 4,862
Metropolitan areas with most new hybrids per 1,000 population*
- Portland, Ore.: 6.751
- San Francisco: 4.735
- Monterey, Calif.: 3.811
- Santa Barbara, Calif.: 3.776
- San Diego: 3.430
* Based on 2008 new car registrations through May
Source: R.L. Polk & Co.
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Where can I obtain sales numbers of Ford Escape/Mariner Hybrid in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming for CY 2008? Thanks.
It's about time i finally got an answer to the question where are the Hybrids in the USA! Goodness!
Where can I find a complete list of sales of hybrid vehicles by state from 1998-2008