From January to May 2025 the EU market is down 0.6%. But in the last two months the positive sign on sales has returned. Hybrides dominate
The sign is less and less but the negative trend is slowing down compared to the previous months. The car market in Europe loses 0.6% of the new sales in the first five months of 2025 compared to the same period of 2024. The European Acea manufacturers association reports it. This braking in the overall drop is thanks to the growth of registrations in the month of May of 1.6% compared to the homologous of the previous year (already April had increased by 1.3%).
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In total from January to May 2025 in the 27 countries of the European Union 4,566,970 new cars were sold against 4,594.302 of 2024. These are the percentages concerning the feeds of the new plates: 35.1% are hybridboth full and Mild, equal to 1,601,090 units with a growth in growth; Sin -jump forward for the electric which win 15.4% of the market with 701,089 pieces sold; growth also for plug-in hybrids that represent 8.2% of the European market. On the other hand, cars are down with the only thermal engine but still with important numbers. As for the gas represent 28.6% of the sold, or 1,305,525 units; the Diesel They are 9.5% of the market.
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Here are the 20 best -selling cars in Europe from January to May 2025 according to Data Force’s processing. Note that most of the models in this top 20 record numbers lower than those of last year:
- Dacia Sandero, 108,510 registrations;
- Renault Clio, 96,068;
- Peugeot 208, 91.686;
- Volkswagen Golf, 87,200;
- Volkswagen Tiguan, 87.056;
- Volkswagen T-Roc, 86.136;
- Citroen C3, 81.520;
- Toyota Yaris Cross, 79,358;
- Dacia Duster, 78,959;
- Peugeot 2008, 78.233;
- Opel Corsa, 74,636;
- Toyota Yaris, 73,863;
- Skoda Octavia, 68,039;
- Nissan Qashqai, 65,277;
- Ford Puma, 64,212;
- Kia Sportage, 63,644;
- Renault Captur, 62,263;
- Fiat Panda, 61,717;
- Hyundai Tucson, 61,282;
- MG ZS, 58,616.
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