Alternative Fuel Vehicles statistics - states compared

DEFINITION
Alternative Fuel Vehicles. These numbers indicate how many alternative fuel vehicles were in use (including liquified natural gas) during the given year. The numbers for 2001 are preliminary.

Energy Statistics > Alternative Fuel Vehicles (most recent) by state

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Rank

States

Amount

# 1

California:

73,103

# 2

Texas:

45,431

# 3

Illinois:

24,922

# 4

Michigan:

20,958

# 5

Oklahoma:

18,567

# 6

New York:

17,509

# 7

Georgia:

15,099

# 8

Pennsylvania:

14,969

# 9

Florida:

14,307

# 10

Indiana:

13,686

# 11

Wisconsin:

12,816

# 12

North Carolina:

12,192

# 13

Colorado:

12,156

# 14

Arizona:

11,306

# 15

Iowa:

10,892

# 16

Tennessee:

10,427

# 17

Missouri:

9,574

# 18

Washington:

8,598

# 19

Oregon:

8,188

# 20

Kentucky:

8,091

# 21

New Jersey:

7,498

# 22

Virginia:

7,416

# 23

Utah:

6,668

# 24

Nebraska:

6,635

# 25

New Mexico:

6,123

# 26

Minnesota:

5,647

# 27

Mississippi:

5,608

# 28

Nevada:

5,605

# 29

Maryland:

5,592

# 30

Massachusetts:

5,539

# 31

Louisiana:

4,857

# 32

Alabama:

4,828

# 33

Connecticut:

3,384

# 34

Idaho:

3,052

# 35

West Virginia:

2,772

# 36

Kansas:

2,698

# 37

Ohio:

2,252

# 38

Arkansas:

2,098

# 39

Montana:

2,026

# 40

South Dakota:

1,874

# 41

District of Columbia:

1,853

# 42

North Dakota:

1,417

# 43

Wyoming:

1,348

# 44

Hawaii:

1,172

# 45

Rhode Island:

894

# 46

Delaware:

870

# 47

New Hampshire:

745

# 48

Maine:

638

# 49

Vermont:

538

# 50

South Carolina:

485

# 51

Alaska:

364

Total:

465,287

Weighted average:

9,123.3

DEFINITION: Alternative Fuel Vehicles. These numbers indicate how many alternative fuel vehicles were in use (including liquified natural gas) during the given year. The numbers for 2001 are preliminary.

Energy Statistics > Alternative Fuel Vehicles (most recent) by state

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