Nov 4 (Reuters) - Tesla's new car registrations in Germany almost quadrupled in October, German road traffic agency KBA said on Wednesday.

KBA said 2,932 new Tesla cars were registered in October, up by 290.9% year-over-year.

The number of Tesla cars registered between January and October rose 206.1% to 47,742 units compared with the same period last year.

The gains came as overall registrations of battery-electric vehicles in Germany increased 79.5% in October to 94,086 units, highlighting continued growth in the country's EV market.

Despite the sharp rise in sales, Tesla accounted for 1.2% of Germany's car registrations in October, compared with 2.0% for BYD , 1.4% for Leapmotor and 0.5% for Xpeng, KBA data showed.

The German figures follow strong registration growth for Tesla across several European markets in October, extending its recovery in the region after a prolonged period of weaker demand.

(Reporting by Amir Orusov, editing by Thomas Seythal and Linda Pasquini)

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