Europe

Sweden Best Selling Car Ranking is led by the Tesla Model Y (-8.8%), followed by the Volvo XC60 and the Volvo XC40. The Volkswagen ID.4 underperformed all Top 10 brands and decreased 54.8% in year-on-year volume.  

Netherlands Best Selling Car in 2024 is led by the Tesla Model Y (+15%), followed by the Kia Niro (+68.5%) and the Toyota Yaris (+8.1%). Volvo EX30 rose 247 spots into 4th.

German Car Passenger Market suffers from contraction in 2024. Sales in September at 195,799 dropped 7.4% in year-on-year volume, while YTD figures stood at 1,95 million (-1.3%). Volkswagen still retains a large margin over BMW, with a market share of 18.4%. 

Denmark Best-selling cars ranking in 2024 sees the Tesla Model Y as the market leader (-40.7%), followed by the Tesla Model 3 and Volkswagen ID.4. The Audi Q4, The Volvo EX30 and the Peugeot 2008 all made notable leaps into the Top 10.  

France Best Selling Cars ranking in 2024. The Top 10 is still led by the Renault Clio (-7.1%), followed by the Dacia Sandero up 10.3% and the Peugeot 208, down 6.4%.  (+24.8%%).

Norway Best Selling Cars ranking 2024 is led by the Tesla Model Y with 12,790 sales (-34.7%), followed by the Volvo EX30 and the Volkswagen ID.4. The MG4 boomed 115.1% into 10th.. 

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.

Switzerland Best Selling Cars Ranking reported the Tesla Model Y as the market leader (+12.4%) in 2024. 2 new models entered the top 10, the Volvo EX30 and the Skoda Kodiaq.

Iceland's Car Market faced significant challenges in 2024. Sales in August fell to just 508 units (-57.6%) while YTD figures stood at 8,113 (-37.8%). Hyundai was the only brand to grow substantially, climbing 4 spots into 2nd (+32.9%). Tesla dropped 7 spots into 9th (-84.2%)

French Auto Market in September 2024 fell for the fifth month in a row, registering 136,847  new sales (-11.7%). YTD figures at 1,24 million were down 2.3% compared to the prior year. Toyota and BMW still outperforming other Top 10 Brands in year-on-year growth.