Croatia 2017. Auto sales roars up 18%
Croatian car market is booming fueled by buoyant private consumption. In the 2017 sales improved 18.3% Volkswagen is market leader ahead of Skoda and Opel while the Skoda Octavia has taken the leadership ahead of Clio and Focus.
Croatia 2020. Kia is the only brand to grow (+10.1%) in a market heavily...
Croatian auto market in 2020 falls by 42.8% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 36.047, while Kia was the only brand to report growth by increasing sales 10.1% and enters the leaderboard by jumping 10 spots.
Croatia 2023. Auto Market Roars Jumping 28.6%
Croatia 2021. Opel Shines (+114.8%) In A Market Growing Effectively
Croatian Auto market in 2021 rises by 25.5% with 45,289 sales, reporting positive performance all year, despite decreasing in Q4. Opel reports the best performance this year, gaining 114.8%.
Croatia 2015. Market rose just moderately despite strong economy
Croatia Car Market in 2015 moderately rose albeit fast economic recovery. Volkswagen, Opel and Skoda are on the podium while Volkswagen Golf was the best-selling model followed by Opel Astra and Renault Clio.
Croatia 2024. Skoda Ranks 1st As Car Market Expands In November
Croatian Car Passenger Market keeps growing steadily in 2024. November sales reached 3,921 (+15.1%) while YTD figures stood at 59,432 (+12.1%). Volkswagen lost its leadership and was overtaken by Skoda. Toyota notably grew 3 spots into 4th while Kia dropped 5 spots into 9th.
Croatia. Dacia impressing while the market slowed down (+4.8%)
Croatian Auto market has decelerated in 2019. Indeed, the full-year registered 62.931 units, improving just 4.8% from the previous year. Volkswagen held the throne with 13.5% of share while Skoda gained the second position, improving in double-digits. Dacia shined, jumping in 5th place.
Croatian 2014. No real improvements
Croatian Automotive Sector failed the renaissance plan in the 2014 posting a weak increase from the negative peak posted in the previous year. In December the market fall 25 percent embarrassing observers and EU fans.













