Romania

Romania Vehicles Sales kept momentum in the 2017 posting the fourth increase in a row, up in double-digit from the previous year. With 28.5% of market share Dacia dominates its domestic market, while the fastest growing brand was Suzuki, up 46%.

Romanian car market in 2023 closed with a total of 142,476 sales, a 10.2% increase compared to last year. December broke a 10 month positive trend, falling 25.6% with a mere 9,249 sales.

Romanian car market in 2018 sharply increased by 24.6%, ending the fifth consecutive year of double-digit growth with sales at 130.953. Dacia Logan dominated the market with sales up 18.5%, followed by Dacia Duster (+28%) and Dacia Sandero (+48%) all the three showing bright performances. 

Romania best-selling cars ranking in 2024 sees Dacia holding the podium with the Logan, the Duster and the Sandero. Toyota models also stood out, ranking 6th and 9th.  

Romania best selling cars ranking in 2020 sees Dacia holding the entire podium, with the Logan at 14.8% followed by the Duster and the Sandero. The Ford Puma enters the leaderboard and lands in 10th position.

Romanian Auto market in 2021 falls by 4% with 121,198 sales, reporting a double-digits loss in Q1 and Q4, bringing down the growth of Q2 and Q3. Hyundai reaches 2nd place, rising 4 spots.

Romanian car market in 2019 kept growing fast. Indeed, Total sales have been 161.533, surging to 23.4%. Renault gained the second position, with 8.4% of market share, while the market leader Dacia ended at 31.7%.

Romania Best-Selling Car Ranking In 2025. While leading Dacia models on the podium incurred losses, the Bigster skyrocketed into 8th with major gains. The Renault Clio secured a spot in the Top 10 while the Dacia Spring left the rankings. 

Romania Auto Report 2018-2028 features historical data, market insights plus professional forecast on new vehicles sales by type, manufacturer, brand, and model providing an easy-to-use picture of the competitive landscape and its evolution.

Romanian Automotive Industry recovers in the 2014 posting a +21.6% from the previous year albeit still very far from the pre-crisis level. Behind the domestic player Dacia, Skoda is fast growing.