Serbia 2023. Volkswagen Dominates A Positive Car Market (+6.4%)
Serbia 2022. Vehicle Market Loses Momentum Falling 5.6%
Serbia's vehicle market in 2022 totaled 28,845 new sales, a 5.6% loss from the prior year. In December sales fell for the 4th consecutive month, reporting 2,494 new vehicle registrations (-12.7%).
Serbia 2021. Dacia Underperforms (-26.2%) In Market Gaining 16.4%
Serbia's car market in 2021 rises by 16.4% with 30,554 sales, gaining only in Q2 and Q3. Dacia is the only brand to report a drop in sales, falling 26.2%.
Bosnia 2021. Kia Reports The Best Performance, Rising 121% In Market Up 11.9%
Bosnia's Auto market in 2021 rises by 11.9% with 7,538 sales, reporting a positive performance all year except for Q1. Kia reported the best performance on the leaderboard, rising 121%.
Bosnia 2020. Opel plummets (-48.3%) in market down 26.3%
Bosnian auto market in 2020 falls by 26.3% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 7.267, while Opel falls 3 spots and loses almost half its sales (-48.3%).
Serbia 2020. Renault outperforms (+16.2%) a market affected by the pandemic (-23.3%)
Serbian auto market in 2020 falls by 23.3% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 26.241, while Renault is the only brand in the leaderboard to report growth by rising 16.2%.
Montenegro 2020. Dacia takes the leadership in a market down 4.5% in the First...
Georgia 2020. Toyota held 32.7% share in market down 22.9% in the First Half
Georgian vehicles market in the second quarter of 2020 moderately improved from the Q1, despite the country faced unprecedented economic contraction in April-May, due to strict lockdown measures. Indeed, the Q2 reported 868 units sold, leading the First Half at 1.650 (-22.9%).
Serbia. Skoda taking the lead in a market up 15.1% in 2019
Bosnia. In 2019 the market signed the 6th consecutive growth in a string
Bosnian vehicles market in 2019 has reported the 6th consecutive growing year. Indeed, Total sales have been 9.866, up 1.8% from the previous year. Skoda held 18.1% of share, increasing the gap from Volkswagen, which declined by 28.6%. Dacia gained the market podium.
