Most EV market data products ingest from a mix of public sources, third-party rankings, OEM disclosures, and licensed feeds, then publish a blended number you can’t reconstruct. EV Atlas takes a different position: every row in the production dataset comes from primary government registration data. We don’t publish the full list of source agencies on this page — that detail belongs in the methodology document we share with subscribers under NDA.
Five European markets at launch, with depth we can defend on the data and methodology — not on the marketing claim. Each market page documents history depth, powertrains, and the caveats specific to that registry. The agency-level detail is in the subscriber methodology.
| Market | Powertrains | History | Cadence | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Germany DE | BEV, PHEV | BEV history back to 2019; PHEV separately tracked from 2021 | monthly | /coverage/germany → |
| Spain ES | BEV, PHEV, FCEV | Eleven-plus years of monthly history, the deepest in our European coverage | monthly | /coverage/spain → |
| Netherlands NL | BEV, PHEV, FCEV | Sixteen-plus years of monthly history — the longest in our dataset | monthly | /coverage/netherlands → |
| Belgium BE | BEV, PHEV, FCEV | BEV/FCEV from 2021; PHEV cleanly separated from 2024 onward | monthly | /coverage/belgium → |
| Finland FI | BEV, PHEV | Twelve-plus years of monthly model-level history | monthly | /coverage/finland → |
The cost is coverage breadth. There are markets we don’t ship yet because the public registration data isn’t deep enough and we haven’t cleared a redistributable licensed feed. We don’t paper over those gaps with estimates.
The benefit is that every number we ship is defensible to your auditors, your committee, and your downstream consumers. When a senior analyst asks “where does this come from” in a Monday meeting, you have an answer that holds up. When a regulator asks how a forecast was sourced, you have a paper trail. When your engineering team asks for the SHA-256 of the source file, the row carries one.
We don’t publish the source-agency catalog on this page because doing so would commoditize the work. The discipline is the product; the methodology document is the proof. Subscribers see the full detail under NDA.