Vermont EV Market Share Ranked 24th in Q2 2026
The state saw 584 electric vehicles sold during the second quarter of 2026, reaching a 5.55 percent market share.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Vermont electric vehicle market share reached 5.55 percent in Q2 2026, placing the state 24th nationally. Data from the Alliance for Automotive Innovation indicated 584 new electric vehicles were sold during this period.
Why it matters
Understanding state-level market trends helps gauge the progress of regional adoption against broader national averages. Monitoring these figures provides insight into the interplay between vehicle sales and the availability of charging infrastructure.
Vermont maintained 1,411 public charging outlets and 298 DC Fast charging ports by the end of Q2 2026. The state held a ratio of 14 electric vehicles per public charging port, resulting in a national rank of third for this metric.
The players
Alliance for Automotive Innovation
This organization represents automotive manufacturers and tracks market data regarding electric vehicle sales and infrastructure.
The details
At the end of Q2 2026, approximately 19,900 electric vehicles were registered on Vermont roads. The state's market share of 5.55 percent followed a recorded share of 8.85 percent in Q2 2025 and 4.76 percent in Q1 2026.
Timeline
Vermont electric vehicle market share was 8.85 percent in Q2 2025.
Vermont electric vehicle market share was 4.76 percent in Q1 2026.
Vermont ranked 24th in electric vehicle market share in Q2 2026.
Roadmap
The state's market share reflects broader fluctuations in consumer adoption as the industry navigates a transition toward electric platforms. This positioning highlights how individual states compare to the national average in building a viable infrastructure for long-term vehicle electrification.
Residents benefit from a high density of public charging ports, which currently ranks among the best in the country at 14 vehicles per port. Prospective buyers should monitor regional inventory trends and charging availability when considering the transition to an electric vehicle.
The takeaway
Vermont maintains a strong ratio of charging infrastructure per vehicle despite ranking mid-tier in total market share. Residents considering an electric vehicle purchase may find the state's charging density to be a significant advantage for daily utility.
Further reading
Learn more about local industry trends in our Electric Vehicles section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Vermont Business Magazine.
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