UK

UK's car market in 2021 rises by just 1% with 1.65 million sales, reporting a very strong Q2, while the rest of the year was characterized by double-digits losses. Volkswagen becomes the new market leader.

UK Best Selling Car ranking in the 2018 with the Volkswagen Golf, the Nissan Qashqai and the Ford Focus delining in double-digit. Meanwhile, positive performances were registered by the leader - the Ford Fiesta - and the Opel Corsa, reaching the podium.

UK Cars Market in March 2016 hit a new record. The industry kept momentum despite the winning series in place has touched the 48 months out of last 49. Ford slow in March when Vauxhall recovered. Land Rover in 10th.

UK Cars 2016 celebrate the new all time record, the second in a row. The light vehicles market was over 3 million units ranking as 6th in the World immediately behind India and Germany.

British vehicles market closes at 1.62 million sales, a 1.9% decrease from the prior year and the lowest level in 16 years. December grows for the 3rd month in a row, with 129,462 new registrations.

UK Best Selling Cars 2015 ranking led again by the Ford Fiesta with a safe gap over the new follower, the Vauxhall Corsa, and the Ford Focus. Mini and the Vauxhall Mokka shine

British vehicles market in 2023 closes with a total of 1.90 million sales, being up 17.8%. In December 2023 the market grew for the 15th month in a row, with 141,056 new registrations (+9.0%). 

UK auto market in 2020 falls by 29.4% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 1.63 Million, the lowest annual volume since 1992. EU and government incentives boost AFV sales significantly. Diesel sales plummet (-55%) while MHEV sales soar an impressive 137.4%.

UK Auto Market hits the best-ever December fueled by strong fleet demand and expanded economy. Ford has won the year-end rush while Vauxhall has lost. BMW and Mini boomed joining the podium as brand and as model.

British Auto Market in 2025 continues to grow. YTD sales up to November grew by 3.4%, with Audi losing its spot on the podium to Ford. EVs shrank by 12.5% as Tesla and BMW report losses, but BYD and Polestar are expanding their share significantly.