European car sales analysis January 2018 – models

European-car-sales-figures-2018-JanuaryAfter looking at the January 2018 car brand sales in Europe, let’s take a closer look at individual model sales figures. The Volkswagen Golf remains on top of the ranking but is also the fastest growing nameplate in the top-8 with a gain of 14,4% on a weak score a year ago when its facelifted version was not yet in showrooms. Still, this is the best January volume for the Golf since 2011. The Ford Fiesta has reclaimed its second place now that the new generation is well and truly in full strength, and the Renault Clio behind it means the top-3 is unchanged from a year ago. The big surprise is in fourth place, with the Tiguan repeating its highest position from last August and April, outselling the Polo to make it 3 VW models in the top-5. First strike for the Tiguan against the Nissan Qashqai (#8) for the title of best selling crossover in 2018. The Qashqai has held that title for the last decade, since its first full year of sales 2007. The Peugeot 208 continues its strong form of the last few months with its fourth consecutive top-6 score and remaining ahead of its much fresher stablemate Citroën C3, which scores its third-ever top-10 finish, after last April and October. The C3 also makes it 6 subcompact models in the top-10, as the Toyota Yaris is in 9th place with its best non-March volume since 2009 (March is an exceptionally strong month for models that are relatively popular in the UK). In 7th place, the Skoda Octavia continues to improve with a 10,3% gain to its best January ever.

<a href=Dacia Duster” width=”400″ height=”217″>Just outside of the top-10, the Ford Focus shows no sign of slowing down despite being replaced later this year. The Focus is up 7,4% and stays in third place of its segment, way ahead of the Opel/Vauxhall Astra, down by more than a third to #23 as PSA has vowed to reduce fleet sales for the German brand. The Peugeot 3008 (#12) is the third-best selling crossover and has its second-best ever volume after last June. Dacia places two models in the top-16 with both the Sandero (#13) and the new generation Duster (#16) scoring their best January ever. The Duster is also the best seller in its class, ahead of the Peugeot 2008 (#17), Renault Captur (#21) and Opel/Vauxhall Mokka (#22). The Opel/Vauxhall Corsa is down by almost a fifth and into 14th place as it too takes a hit in fleet deliveries. Fiat’s two best sellers Panda (#18) and 500 (#20) are both down as the Italian brand has a difficult month, but at least the Tipo is up 13,6% into 32nd place. The Mercedes-Benz C-Class remains the best selling luxury car at #24, despite losing almost 15% of its sales volume.

The BMW 5-series more than doubles its sales and improves to #40 right behind the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, the Nissan Micra returns to the top-50 at #45 and the Peugeot 5008 (#51) clearly outsells its rival Skoda Kodiaq (#64). The Mini Countryman (#105) more than triples up thanks to the new generation, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class more than doubles up to #211 even though this is still the old version, and the BMW 6-series is up to #215 thanks to the Gran Turismo.

Nissan_Leaf-auto-sales-statistics-EuropeThe Renault Zoe is still the best selling dedicated EV at #165, but it was outsold by the Volkswagen e-Golf which had 1.985 deliveries. The Zoe is suffering from capacity restraints in the production of its batteries. The BMW i3 (#163) is in third place for electric cars, with 75% of its sales now without the range extender, which means almost 1.400 all-electric versions. Deliveries of the second generation Nissan Leaf had only just started in January, which shows in its result: -63% in 233rd place. The Tesla Model S suffers from a backlash after its record month of December, as deliveries in its biggest market Norway were pulled forward in anticipation of a tax hike by January 1st. The Opel Ampera-e (#250) has sold just over 1.000 copies in the last three months as the model is slowly improving after a slow start.

Best selling newcomers are the Opel/Vauxhall Crossland X and its sibling Citroën C3 Aircross, in 47th and 52nd place respectively, followed by the Volkswagen T-Roc at #63. The Jeep Compass is in 75th place ahead of the Opel/Vauxhall Grandland X (#82), with the Hyundai Kona and Kia Stonic duo in 91st and 96th respectively. The final newcomer in the top-100 is the Seat Arona at #97. The Skoda Karoq (#114) and Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (#129) complete the top-10 of best selling newcomers, which are all crossovers. In fact, the highest scoring newcomer that’s not a crossover is the Volkswagen Arteon in 158th place overall and 14th among new models. We welcome the Ferrari Portofino to the ranking with the first 2 deliveries of Ferrari’s new entry model.

January 2018 models ranking

Model Jan-18 Jan-17 change 2017 rank
1 Volkswagen Golf 42.801 37.405 14,4% 1
2 Ford Fiesta 26.032 24.894 4,6% 2
3 Renault Clio 24.791 24.371 1,7% 3
4 Volkswagen Tiguan 22.841 21.960 4,0% 5
5 Volkswagen Polo 22.819 23.560 -3,1% 4
6 Peugeot 208 21.183 20.057 5,6% 7
7 Skoda Octavia 20.744 18.802 10,3% 10
8 Nissan Qashqai 20.524 19.430 5,6% 8
9 Toyota Yaris 19.477 15.855 22,8% 15
10 Citroën C3 18.322 16.298 12,4% 14
11 Ford Focus 18.057 16.817 7,4% 13
12 Peugeot 3008 17.071 11.940 43,0% 26
13 Dacia Sandero 16.070 15.440 4,1% 17
14 Opel/Vauxhall Corsa 15.591 19.292 -19,2% 9
15 Volkswagen Passat 15.278 16.912 -9,7% 12
16 Dacia Duster 14.962 10.349 44,6% 30
17 Peugeot 2008 14.829 15.180 -2,3% 18
18 Fiat Panda 14.828 17.908 -17,2% 11
19 Skoda Fabia 14.605 13.833 5,6% 21
20 Fiat 500 14.470 15.623 -7,4% 16
21 Renault Captur 14.373 13.202 8,9% 23
22 Opel/Vauxhall Mokka 13.584 13.417 1,2% 22
23 Opel/Vauxhall Astra 13.558 20.704 -34,5% 6
24 Mercedes-Benz C-Class 12.868 15.104 -14,8% 19
25 Peugeot 308 12.781 13.146 -2,8% 24
26 Ford Kuga 12.623 9.939 27,0% 32
27 Audi A3 / S3 / RS3 12.589 14.235 -11,6% 20
28 Audi A4 / S4 / RS4 11.857 11.866 -0,1% 28
29 Hyundai Tucson 11.749 12.424 -5,4% 25
30 Toyota C-HR 11.727 9.595 22,2% 34
31 BMW 1-series 11.156 10.185 9,5% 31
32 Fiat Tipo 10.883 9.580 13,6% 35
33 Seat Leon 10.676 9.161 16,5% 36
34 Mercedes-Benz GLC 10.426 8.865 17,6% 41
35 Toyota Auris 10.366 9.073 14,3% 38
36 Renault Megane 10.311 9.753 5,7% 33
37 Kia Sportage 10.247 11.375 -9,9% 29
38 Mercedes-Benz A-Class 10.230 9.139 11,9% 37
39 Mercedes-Benz E-Class 9.909 8.913 11,2% 40
40 BMW 5-series 9.899 4.792 106,6% 83
41 BMW X1 9.248 11.869 -22,1% 27
42 Volkswagen Up! 9.230 8.112 13,8% 46
43 Seat Ibiza 9.175 8.674 5,8% 42
44 Fiat 500X 9.165 7.305 25,5% 51
45 Nissan Micra 8.604 3.471 147,9% 110
46 Mini 8.256 8.307 -0,6% 45
47 Opel/Vauxhall Crossland X 8.069 0 New
48 Renault Kadjar 8.067 6.659 21,1% 56
49 Volkswagen Touran 7.981 8.959 -10,9% 39
50 BMW 3-series 7.955 8.423 -5,6% 44
51 Peugeot 5008 7.552 1.222 518,0% 178
52 Citroën C3 Aircross 7.497 0 New
53 Citroën C4 (Grand) Picasso 7.277 7.321 -0,6% 50
54 Audi Q2 7.168 4.581 56,5% 88
55 Toyota Aygo 7.073 7.516 -5,9% 47
56 Skoda Superb 7.041 7.410 -5,0% 49
57 Hyundai i20 7.016 7.008 0,1% 54
58 Hyundai i30 6.970 5.361 30,0% 71
59 Audi Q5 6.929 7.479 -7,4% 48
60 Audi A6 / S6 / RS6 / Allroad 6.849 5.730 19,5% 66
61 Toyota RAV4 6.825 6.821 0,1% 55
62 Hyundai i10 6.669 7.149 -6,7% 52
63 Volkswagen T-Roc 6.625 0 New
64 Skoda Kodiaq 6.608 184 3491,3% 258
65 Renault (Grand) Scenic 6.580 6.186 6,4% 61
66 Mazda CX-5 6.555 4.177 56,9% 95
67 Volvo XC60 6.411 6.203 3,4% 60
68 Opel/Vauxhall Insignia 6.328 3.615 75,0% 106
69 Suzuki Vitara 6.269 5.694 10,1% 67
70 Nissan Juke 5.961 8.542 -30,2% 43
71 Kia Picanto 5.878 5.233 12,3% 72
72 BMW 2-series Active/Gran Tourer 5.841 7.124 -18,0% 53
73 Renault Twingo 5.811 4.425 31,3% 91
74 Skoda Rapid 5.770 5.420 6,5% 70
75 Jeep Compass 5.770 0 New
76 Ford (Grand) C-Max 5.761 6.578 -12,4% 58
77 Kia Cee’d 5.658 5.662 -0,1% 68
78 Seat Ateca 5.619 6.657 -15,6% 57
79 Audi Q3 5.570 6.230 -10,6% 59
80 Mercedes-Benz GLA 5.556 4.201 32,3% 93
81 Jeep Renegade 5.433 5.792 -6,2% 65
82 Opel/Vauxhall Grandland X 5.432 0 New
83 Volkswagen Caddy Life 5.344 4.954 7,9% 76
84 Volvo S90/V90 5.070 3.519 44,1% 107
85 Mercedes-Benz CLA 4.980 4.941 0,8% 78
86 Volvo V40 4.930 4.755 3,7% 84
87 Fiat 500L 4.887 4.845 0,9% 80
88 Audi A5 / S5 / RS5 4.868 3.629 34,1% 104
89 Ford Ka+ 4.793 3.996 19,9% 99
90 Audi A1 4.734 4.916 -3,7% 79
91 Hyundai Kona 4.734 0 New
92 Peugeot 108 4.725 5.022 -5,9% 75
93 Mazda CX-3 4.678 4.078 14,7% 98
94 Citroën C1 4.656 4.753 -2,0% 85
95 Nissan X-Trail 4.631 5.490 -15,6% 69
96 Kia Stonic 4.604 0 New
97 Seat Arona 4.589 0 New
98 Smart Fortwo 4.575 4.793 -4,5% 82
99 Kia Rio 4.512 5.947 -24,1% 62
100 Ford Mondeo 4.482 4.681 -4,3% 87
101 Opel Karl / Vauxhall Viva 4.457 4.483 -0,6% 90
102 Lancia Ypsilon 4.276 5.831 -26,7% 64
103 Citroën C4 Cactus 4.146 4.943 -16,1% 77
104 Suzuki Ignis 4.143 2.797 48,1% 121
105 Mini Countryman / Paceman 4.104 1.264 224,7% 177
106 Dacia Logan 4.102 3.652 12,3% 103
107 Ford Ecosport 4.080 5.073 -19,6% 74
108 Suzuki Swift 3.867 2.377 62,7% 140
109 Mercedes-Benz B-Class 3.832 4.511 -15,1% 89
110 Ford Ranger 3.800 3.900 -2,6% 100
111 BMW 4-series 3.674 4.194 -12,4% 94
112 Honda Civic 3.661 2.376 54,1% 141
113 Range Rover Evoque 3.604 5.098 -29,3% 73
114 Skoda Karoq 3.560 0 New
115 Volkswagen Sportsvan 3.405 5.846 -41,8% 63
116 Kia Niro 3.399 2.898 17,3% 118
117 Mazda3 3.293 4.129 -20,2% 96
118 Dacia Dokker 3.283 3.284 0,0% 112
119 BMW X3 3.228 2.916 10,7% 117
120 Volvo V60 3.161 3.496 -9,6% 109
121 Suzuki S-Cross 3.046 2.199 38,5% 151
122 Honda Jazz 3.008 2.778 8,3% 122
123 Honda CR-V 2.970 3.616 -17,9% 105
124 Land Rover Discovery Sport 2.943 3.728 -21,1% 102
125 Skoda Citigo 2.907 2.458 18,3% 134
126 BMW X5 2.881 3.100 -7,1% 115
127 Opel/Vauxhall Zafira 2.831 4.388 -35,5% 92
128 Fiat Punto 2.810 4.737 -40,7% 86
129 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 2.794 0 New
130 Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2.769 2.846 -2,7% 119
131 Volvo XC90 2.692 3.169 -15,1% 113
132 Mazda2 2.653 2.418 9,7% 135
133 Hyundai Ioniq 2.648 1.540 71,9% 167
134 Mitsubishi ASX 2.543 3.504 -27,4% 108
135 Citroën Berlingo Multispace 2.503 3.126 -19,9% 114
136 Seat Alhambra 2.493 2.504 -0,4% 131
137 Opel/Vauxhall Adam 2.414 3.341 -27,7% 111
138 Smart Forfour 2.379 2.494 -4,6% 132
139 Dacia Lodgy 2.374 2.352 0,9% 143
140 Range Rover Velar 2.369 0 New
141 Alfa Romeo Stelvio 2.315 0 New
142 Citroën C4 2.289 3.066 -25,3% 116
143 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.277 2.713 -16,1% 123
144 Mitsubishi Space Star / Mirage 2.245 2.179 3,0% 152
145 Mini Clubman 2.190 2.579 -15,1% 127
146 Volkswagen Sharan 2.175 2.349 -7,4% 144
147 Range Rover Sport 2.155 2.385 -9,6% 138
148 Honda HR-V 2.142 2.829 -24,3% 120
149 Renault Koleos 2.103 0 New
150 Jaguar F-Pace 2.102 2.566 -18,1% 128
151 Ford S-Max 2.102 2.552 -17,6% 129
152 BMW 2-series Coupe & Convertible 2.099 2.089 0,5% 155
153 Peugeot Partner Tepee / Ranch 2.071 1.866 11,0% 159
154 Toyota Avensis 1.995 2.369 -15,8% 142
155 Mercedes-Benz GLE 1.987 2.258 -12,0% 149
156 Mercedes-Benz V-Class 1.985 2.068 -4,0% 156
157 Mazda6 1.983 2.265 -12,5% 147
158 Volkswagen Arteon 1.970 0 New
159 Hyundai ix20 1.956 2.400 -18,5% 136
160 Audi Q7 1.924 2.512 -23,4% 130
161 Nissan Pulsar 1.919 2.093 -8,3% 154
162 Suzuki Celerio 1.902 2.471 -23,0% 133
163 BMW i3 1.865 1.858 0,4% 161
164 Porsche Macan 1.864 2.140 -12,9% 153
165 Renault Zoe 1.813 2.611 -30,6% 126
166 Kia Optima 1.681 1.209 39,0% 180
167 Kia Venga 1.677 2.296 -27,0% 146
168 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1.673 1.894 -11,7% 158
169 Toyota Corolla 1.659 2.304 -28,0% 145
170 Lexus NX 1.657 1.504 10,2% 170
171 Volkswagen Transporter / Multivan 1.642 4.817 -65,9% 81
172 Porsche 911 1.558 902 72,7% 201
173 DS3 1.557 2.061 -24,5% 157
174 Renault Talisman 1.472 2.259 -34,8% 148
175 Land Rover Discovery 1.443 80 1703,8% 284
176 Porsche Cayenne 1.431 1.129 26,7% 184
177 Suzuki Jimny 1.428 936 52,6% 195
178 Ford Tourneo Courier 1.400 1.100 27,3% 186
179 Peugeot 508 1.397 2.661 -47,5% 124
180 Fiat Ducato 1.389 829 67,6% 206
181 Kia Carens 1.365 1.422 -4,0% 172
182 Hyundai i40 1.339 1.492 -10,3% 171
183 Suzuki Baleno 1.333 1.810 -26,4% 162
184 Toyota Verso 1.325 2.226 -40,5% 150
185 Subaru XV 1.289 796 61,9% 208
186 Kia Soul 1.250 1.080 15,7% 188
187 Toyota Prius 1.231 1.272 -3,2% 175
188 Renault Kangoo 1.223 1.559 -21,6% 166
189 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 1.223 927 31,9% 196
190 Volkswagen Beetle 1.193 1.573 -24,2% 165
191 Mercedes-Benz Vito Tourer 1.165 1.090 6,9% 187
192 Renault Trafic Passenger 1.162 840 38,3% 205
193 Ford Edge 1.150 1.771 -35,1% 163
194 Citroën C-Elysee 1.131 1.341 -15,7% 173
195 Audi TT 1.116 913 22,2% 199
196 BMW X4 1.105 1.863 -40,7% 160
197 Kia Sorento 1.100 1.135 -3,1% 183
198 Porsche Panamera 1.080 660 63,6% 216
199 Ford B-Max 1.079 2.641 -59,1% 125
200 Citroën Spacetourer 972 492 97,6% 235
201 Volkswagen Jetta 958 907 5,6% 200
202 BMW X6 944 972 -2,9% 194
203 Ford Galaxy 928 813 14,1% 207
204 Jaguar XE 926 1.736 -46,7% 164
205 Renault Espace 907 1.509 -39,9% 169
206 Ford Tourneo Connect 900 1.000 -10,0% 192
207 Ford Tourneo Custom 900 700 28,6% 211
208 Alfa Romeo MiTo 894 1.187 -24,7% 181
209 Range Rover 889 1.267 -29,8% 176
210 Hyundai Santa Fe 881 1.303 -32,4% 174
211 Mercedes-Benz G-Class 880 425 107,1% 240
212 Fiat Qubo 871 1.049 -17,0% 189
213 Seat Mii 868 1.008 -13,9% 191
214 BMW 7-series 868 847 2,5% 204
215 BMW 6-series 846 237 257,0% 250
216 Mazda MX-5 818 925 -11,6% 198
217 DS4 807 1.126 -28,3% 185
218 Subaru Forester 802 988 -18,8% 193
219 Toyota Proace Verso 756 192 293,8% 257
220 Jaguar XF 748 1.158 -35,4% 182
221 Volkswagen Touareg 733 1.217 -39,8% 179
222 Peugeot Traveller 733 564 30,0% 225
223 Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro Tour 724 852 -15,0% 203
224 Porsche 718 Boxster/Cayman 718 415 73,0% 242
225 Toyota Prius+ 714 543 31,5% 228
226 Toyota Land Cruiser 698 450 55,1% 238
227 Jeep Grand Cherokee 693 875 -20,8% 202
228 Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe 686 1.026 -33,1% 190
229 Lexus CT 664 614 8,1% 222
230 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Combi 609 456 33,6% 237
231 Volvo S60 601 632 -4,9% 220
232 Fiat Doblo 574 679 -15,5% 214
233 Nissan Leaf 562 1.518 -63,0% 168
234 Lexus RX 545 635 -14,2% 219
235 SsangYong Tivoli 534 689 -22,5% 213
236 Seat Toledo 531 546 -2,7% 227
237 Mercedes-Benz Citan Combi 513 539 -4,8% 229
238 BMW X2 509 0 New
239 Ford Transit Tourneo 490 437 12,1% 239
240 Lexus IS 458 565 -18,9% 224
241 Tesla Model S 455 787 -42,2% 209
242 Mercedes-Benz SLC 413 460 -10,2% 236
243 Fiat 124 Spider 408 622 -34,4% 221
244 Subaru Legacy / Outback 403 508 -20,7% 233
245 Volvo XC40 402 0 New
246 Ford Mustang 398 926 -57,0% 197
247 Maserati Levante 386 693 -44,3% 212
248 Audi A8 / S8 376 558 -32,6% 226
249 Audi A7 / S7 / RS7 375 511 -26,6% 232
250 Opel Ampera-e 356 13 2638,5% 324
251 DS5 349 580 -39,8% 223
252 Skoda Yeti 347 3.889 -91,1% 101
253 Mercedes-AMG GT 335 112 199,1% 274
254 Fiat Talento 332 167 98,8% 261
255 Mercedes-Benz GLS 325 378 -14,0% 244
256 Nissan NV200 Evalia 319 677 -52,9% 215
257 Jeep Wrangler 315 307 2,6% 245
258 Maserati Ghibli 295 239 23,4% 249
259 Mitsubishi Pajero / Montero / Shogun 291 382 -23,8% 243
260 Jaguar F-type 288 216 33,3% 251
261 Jeep Cherokee 276 422 -34,6% 241
262 Infiniti Q30 273 705 -61,3% 210
263 Kia Stinger 255 0 New
264 Peugeot 301 237 172 37,8% 259
265 Volkswagen Scirocco 232 519 -55,3% 231
266 SsangYong Rexton 230 196 17,3% 255
267 DS7 Crossback 211 0 New
268 Tesla Model X 194 641 -69,7% 217
269 Opel/Vauxhall Cascada 189 198 -4,5% 254
270 Subaru Levorg 181 240 -24,6% 248
271 Lada Niva 179 125 43,2% 271
272 MG3 178 161 10,6% 262
273 SsangYong Korando 170 206 -17,5% 252
274 Mitsubishi Lancer 169 87 94,3% 281
275 SsangYong XLV 165 158 4,4% 263
276 Mercedes-Benz CLS 162 532 -69,5% 230
277 Bentley Bentayga 161 108 49,1% 275
278 Subaru Impreza 155 51 203,9% 293
279 Hyundai Elantra 154 206 -25,2% 253
280 Ferrari 488 GTB 131 96 36,5% 278
281 Jaguar XJ 130 130 0,0% 269
282 Lexus LS (est.) 123 4 2975,0% 334
283 Toyota GT86 110 96 14,6% 279
284 Infiniti QX30 107 125 -14,4% 272
285 Lexus GS 105 196 -46,4% 256
286 Citroën C4 Aircross 102 502 -79,7% 234
287 Audi R8 102 84 21,4% 282
288 Lexus LC 102 0 New
289 Bentley Continental GT / GTC 99 158 -37,3% 264
290 Lexus RC 88 135 -34,8% 267
291 Chevrolet Camaro 87 80 8,8% 285
292 Peugeot iOn 84 247 -66,0% 247
293 Aston Martin DB11 83 170 -51,2% 260
294 Infiniti Q50 83 152 -45,4% 265
295 SsangYong Rodius / Stavic 81 122 -33,6% 273
296 Nissan NV300 81 47 72,3% 297
297 Lada Vesta 80 0 New
298 Lada Granta 79 80 -1,3% 286
299 Hyundai H1 / Starex 69 108 -36,1% 276
300 Mercedes-Benz SL 68 107 -36,4% 277
301 Citroën C-Zero 67 90 -25,6% 280
302 BMW i8 64 84 -23,8% 283
303 Bentley Flying Spur 58 78 -25,6% 287
304 Citroën Nemo Multispace 54 58 -6,9% 291
305 Maserati Quattroporte 53 43 23,3% 299
306 Nissan 370Z 47 50 -6,0% 294
307 Nissan Note 44 2.379 -98,2% 139
308 Lamborghini Huracan 44 33 33,3% 306
309 Opel/Vauxhall Meriva 43 4.108 -99,0% 97
310 Aston Martin V8/V12 Vantage 42 49 -14,3% 296
311 Ferrari 812 Superfast 38 0 New
312 Mercedes-Benz SLK 32 67 -52,2% 289
313 Alfa Romeo 4C 32 40 -20,0% 301
314 Hyundai ix35 32 37 -13,5% 304
315 Citroën C5 31 637 -95,1% 218
316 Peugeot Bipper Tepee 31 42 -26,2% 300
317 Infiniti Q60 29 25 16,0% 311
318 DR Zero 27 28 -3,6% 308
319 Bentley Mulsanne 26 23 13,0% 313
320 Maserati GranTurismo 26 11 136,4% 326
321 Lamborghini Aventador 25 19 31,6% 318
322 DR5 25 13 92,3% 325
323 Infiniti QX70 23 35 -34,3% 305
324 Subaru BRZ 22 58 -62,1% 292
325 MG GS 22 44 -50,0% 298
326 Aston Martin Vanquish 22 27 -18,5% 309
327 Peugeot Expert Tepee 21 62 -66,1% 290
328 Rolls Royce Phantom 21 2 950,0% 335
329 Citroën C3 Picasso 20 2.394 -99,2% 137
330 Rolls Royce Wraith 16 30 -46,7% 307
331 Citroën E-Mehari 16 16 0,0% 320
332 Lada Kalina 13 26 -50,0% 310
333 Jaguar E-Pace 13 0 New
334 Lotus Elise 12 16 -25,0% 321
335 Rolls Royce Dawn 12 14 -14,3% 323
336 Maserati GranCabrio 11 8 37,5% 329
337 Lotus Exige 10 23 -56,5% 314
338 Peugeot 4008 9 130 -93,1% 270
339 Honda NSX 8 15 -46,7% 322
340 Infiniti Q70 7 68 -89,7% 288
341 Mitsubishi i-MiEV 7 39 -82,1% 302
342 Rolls Royce Ghost 7 19 -63,2% 319
343 Aston Martin Rapide 5 21 -76,2% 317
344 Ferrari F12 4 24 -83,3% 312
345 Ferrari California 4 23 -82,6% 315
346 Chevrolet Cruze 3 8 -62,5% 330
347 Mitsubishi Attrage 3 8 -62,5% 331
348 Ferrari GTC4Lusso 3 6 -50,0% 332
349 Hyundai Genesis 3 5 -40,0% 333
350 Ferrari Portofino 2 23 -91,3% 316
351 Hyundai Veloster 2 11 -81,8% 327
352 Porsche Cayman 2 10 -80,0% 328
353 Ferrari 458 Italia 2 1 100,0% 337
354 Fiat Bravo 2 0
355 Nissan Pathfinder 2 0
356 Volvo V70 / XC70 1 298 -99,7% 246
357 Volkswagen CC 1 146 -99,3% 266
358 Renault Fluence 1 135 -99,3% 268
359 BMW Z4 1 50 -98,0% 295
360 Ford Ka 1 39 -97,4% 303
361 Honda Accord 1 2 -50,0% 336
362 Chrysler 300C 1 1 0,0% 338
363 Mitsubishi Colt 1 1 0,0% 339
364 Toyota Verso-S 1 0

European car sales statistics are from the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom. They exclude vehicles registered as commercial vehicles. Source: ANDC, JATO Dynamics

  1. I was looking forward to see how the new Audi A8 performs in the first month of its full year and I am really disappointed. Not only sales haven’t increased, they have actually dropped whereas the main competitors have attracted more customers than in 2017. Now I am looking forward to see whether it is a one-time event or the customers are not overwhelmed by the new model.

    1. Its because Audi is crap and cannot compete in real sports car segment as it is only copy of all other cars.

    2. Audi’s connection with mainstream and budget brands makes this brand less Luxury than BMW or Merc. Of course A8 is technologically super-advanced, however in most Audi models you will find the same technology, engines etc as in Skoda.

      1. Still better than Merc where you will find the same technology, engines etc as in Dacia&Renault…

      2. @bazooka – Unlike Audis, who share their tech with that pinnacle of automotive engineering and greatness, the Skoda Rapid? LOL.

      3. @bazooka – I admire the VW Group (not so about the emission scandal tho) but i have to admit that nowadays Renault/Dacia is more reliable than VW/Skoda, the low price in Dacia comes from secondary things like plastics or confort equipment, in terms of mechanics Dacia vehicles are really reliable because they are made to withstand the conditions of third world countries.

      4. You have to learn how the automotive industry Works. There isn’t any problem in sharing components with cheap brands like Dacia or Skoda as long as they are reliable 😉

      1. @Blaz – Oh thanks. That’s so weird, i still haven’t seen any ( i’ve seen a couple of MY18 S-Classes though )

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