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The Volvo EX30 notably rose 182 spots to secure 4th place, further solidifying Volvo's dominance in the Top 10. Meanwhile, the Volkswagen ID.4 experienced a significant decline, dropping 54.7% and landing in 7th place. 

Netherlands Best Selling Car Ranking in 2024 is led by the Tesla Model Y (+38.6%), followed by the Toyota Yaris and the Kia Niro. The Volvo EX30 rose 216 spots into 4th while the Tesla Model 3 ranked 6th, growing 7 spots. 

German Car Passenger Market slowed down in 2024, droppin 0.8% in year-on-year volume. The EV segment took a hit, declining 17.1% after four years of growth, with Tesla, Audi and Hyundai seeing the steepest losses.

Denmark Best-Selling Cars Ranking in 2024 sees the Tesla Model Y as the market leader (-41.7%), followed by the Volkswagen ID.4, the Tesla Model 3 and the Skoda Enyaq, all posting impressive gains.  

France Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2024. The Top 10 is still led by the Renault Clio, followed by the Dacia Sandero and the Peugeot 208. The Toyota Yaris notably rose 7 spots into 9th.

Norway Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2024 were still led by the Tesla Model Y, despite falling 27%. The Tesla Model 3 jumped to 2nd, up 13 spots, followed in 3rd by the Volvo EX30, which showed outstanding year-on-year growth.

Switzerland Best Selling Cars Ranking reported the Tesla Model Y as the market leader (+6.9%) in 2024, followed by the Toyota Yaris (+7.6%). The BMW X1, Skoda Karoq and Skoda Kodiaq made their way into the Top 10.

Iceland's Car Market is facing significant challenges in 2024. November sales fell to just 578 units (-57.5%) while YTD figures stood at 10,165 (-39.3%). Tesla dropped 84.1% out of podium and into 7th, posting the weakest performance among the Top 10.  

Greece Best-Selling Cars ranking of 2022 shows the Toyota Yaris on top with 8.4% market share (+70.4%). The Peugeot 3008, Toyota Corolla, Renault Clio and Ford Puma all enter the Top 10 for the first time.

French Auto Market in 2024 dropped 3.5% compared to the previous year, reaching 1,697 million units sold. This represents a 20.3% drop compared to pre-pandemic levels in 2019. Among the Top 10 brands, Toyota stood out with impressive growth of 19.1%, while Citroën and Hyundai recorded the weakest performances.