Models / California model counts / Volkswagen e-Golf Volkswagen e-Golf Which California counties have the most Volkswagen e-Golf vehicles? The most are in Los Angeles County, with 1,320, then Santa Clara County with 834 and Alameda County with 712.
6,386 electric
vehicles
In 42 California counties
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e-Golf by county Plug-in and fuel-cell vehicles by county.
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Los Angeles County 1,320 (20.7%) Santa Clara County 834 (13.1%) Alameda County 712 (11.1%) San Diego County 517 (8.1%) Orange County 398 (6.2%) San Mateo County 368 (5.8%) Contra Costa County 358 (5.6%) San Francisco County 297 (4.7%) Marin County 244 (3.8%) Sacramento County 198 (3.1%) Santa Cruz County 151 (2.4%) Sonoma County 151 (2.4%) Riverside County 137 (2.1%) Ventura County 106 (1.7%) San Bernardino County 99 (1.6%)
See all 42 counties Solano County 57 (0.9%) San Joaquin County 47 (0.7%) Monterey County 42 (0.7%) Santa Barbara County 42 (0.7%) San Luis Obispo County 40 (0.6%) Fresno County 39 (0.6%) Placer County 37 (0.6%) Yolo County 33 (0.5%) Napa County 25 (0.4%) Stanislaus County 22 (0.3%) El Dorado County 19 (0.3%) Butte County 12 (0.2%) Kern County 12 (0.2%) Humboldt County 11 (0.2%) Nevada County 10 (0.2%) Shasta County 9 (0.1%) Mendocino County 8 (0.1%) Tuolumne County 6 (<0.1%) Madera County 5 (<0.1%) Kings County 4 (<0.1%) Merced County 4 (<0.1%) Tulare County 3 (<0.1%) Yuba County 3 (<0.1%) Lake County 2 (<0.1%) Sutter County 2 (<0.1%) Amador County 1 (<0.1%) Imperial County 1 (<0.1%)
The fleet by year Registered vehicles at each annual count.
2016 3,410
2017 7,436
2018 8,911
2019 9,856
2020 8,598
2021 7,818
2022 7,347
2023 6,979
2024 6,691
2025 6,386
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Coast of Cars Volkswagen e-Golf