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EU Truck Registrations up 7.5%, While Van Market Remains Flat

According to the latest ACEA figures, new truck registrations increased by 7.5% in the EU between January and September 2026, while van registrations remained stable. Electrically-chargeable vehicles continued to gain ground in both segments, although diesel still accounts for the vast majority of sales. L'articolo EU truck registrations up 7.5% in the first nine months of 2026, while van market remains flat proviene da Sustainable Truck&Van.
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According to the latest ACEA statistics, after the first three quarters of 2026, electric trucks' market share in the EU reached 5.25 percent. The post "Who buys electric trucks (2026): from a 27% share in Switzerland to just one in Lithuania" appeared first on 40tons.

The registration of electric trucks jumped by 49.8% in the European Union over the first nine months of 2026. A spectacular progression which hides a very different reality: diesel still accounts for 91.7% of sales. And the latest figures from the ACEA show that the energy transition of professional vehicles is moving forward at several speeds. The article Trucks, utilitarians, buses: electric accelerates in Europe, but diesel resists first appe…

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New truck registrations in the EU increased by 7.5 percent in January-September and by 15.2 percent in buses and coaches compared to the same period last year, according to a recent statistical publication by ACEA. A total of 245,100 trucks were registered in the EU in January-September. The growth was driven in particular by demand for heavy trucks weighing over 16 tonnes. New heavy truck registrations increased by 8.5 percent. In Finland, new …

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Dagens industri broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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