At the end of 2025, 24,548 electric cars were registered in Slovenia; at the end of 2014, just 133. · Slovenia in Data

Slovenia in Data

At the end of 2025, 24,548 electric cars were registered in Slovenia; at the end of 2014, just 133.

Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (SURS) · Passenger cars, buses, minibuses and goods vehicles at the end of the year (31 December) and first registrations of these vehicles by type of vehicle and type of drive and fuel, Slovenia, annually · CC BY 4.0

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Since 1996, Slovenia's worst year was 2009, when GDP shrank by 7.6% in real terms; the best was 2021, with growth of 8.4%.
Osrednjeslovenska produces 40% of Slovenia's GDP but is home to only 27% of its people (2024).
The average gross monthly wage was €2,519 in 2025, while half of employees earned less than €2,139 gross (the median).
In 2025, workers aged 65 or more earned the highest average gross wage (€3,028), those aged 15–24 the lowest (€1,743).

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