Plug-in electric vehicles in the United States
Market share by city and state
The following table summarizes the ten states and metropolitan areas leading all-electric car adoption in terms of their market share of new light-vehicle registrations or sales during 2013 and 2014.

Plug-in electric vehicles in the United States

Section Title: Market share by city and state
Table Section Text: The following table summarizes the ten states and metropolitan areas leading all-electric car adoption in terms of their market share of new light-vehicle registrations or sales during 2013 and 2014.

Rank 2014(1)	State	Market share(2) 2014 CYTD(1)	Rank 2013	State	Market share(2) 2013	Rank	Metro area	Market share 2013-2014(3)

1	Georgia	1.60%	1	Washington	1.40%	1	San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose	3.33%

2	California	1.41%	2	California	1.28%	2	Atlanta	2.15%

3	Washington	1.13%	3	Hawaii	1.21%	3	Seattle-Tacoma	1.83%

4	Hawaii	1.04%	4	Georgia	0.94%	4	Honolulu	1.71%

5	Oregon	0.67%	5	Oregon	0.89%	5	Monterey-Salinas	1.51%

6	Utah	0.31%	6	Washington, D.C.	0.52%	6	San Diego	1.34 %

7	Colorado	0.27%	7	Colorado	0.33%	7	Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo	1.29%

8	Arizona	0.20%	8	Utah	0.31%	8	Portland	1.25%

9	Tennessee	0.19%	9	Tennessee	0.28%	9	Los Angeles	1.08%

10	Connecticut	0.19%	10	Illinois	0.25%	10	Eugene	0.86%

U.S. average	0.32%	0.38%

Notes: (1) CYTD: current year-to-date sales as of 30 June 2014 (2) New all-electric vehicle (BEV) registrations as % of total new registrations of light-vehicles only.

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During 2014, Georgia ranked as the top selling all-electric car market in the U.S., at the state level with a 1.6% share of new light-vehicle registrations, ahead of California (1.41%), and up from 0.94% during 2013.

final_sentence: During 2014, Georgia ranked as the top selling all-electric car market in the U.S., at the state level with a 1.6% share of new light-vehicle registrations, ahead of California (1.41%), and up from 0.94% during 2013.