Chinese EV Brands Expand Rapidly in Denmark Market

Buying an electric car in Denmark offers more Chinese brand choices than ever. Chinese automakers recorded rapid sales growth in October 2026. Data from Mobility Denmark shows electric vehicles captured 88.4% of new registrations. Among private retail buyers, electric cars reached a 97.6% market share.

SAIC's MG led monthly sales among Chinese brands in Denmark. MG registered 1,039 vehicles in October, up 292.1% year-on-year. That performance placed MG sixth overall among all car brands. MG was the only Chinese manufacturer in the local top ten. Its MG ZS model recorded 423 registrations during the month.

XPeng became the top-selling Chinese brand for the first ten months. It recorded 496 registrations in October, up 48.9% year-on-year. XPeng reached 4,799 cumulative sales from January to October. The XPeng G6 remained the top-selling Chinese pure electric vehicle through September.

Other Chinese brands also grew quickly in the Danish market. Zeekr registered 489 units in October, surging by 207.5% year-on-year. BYD registered 303 vehicles, showing a 60.3% increase. Leapmotor delivered 374 units in October, reaching 1,270 total sales this year.

European automakers still hold the top positions overall. Volkswagen Group ranked first with 2,642 registrations in October. Toyota ranked second with 1,439 units, followed by Mercedes-Benz with 1,376 units. Total new car registrations in Denmark reached 18,875 in October. (Source: China EV Home)