Moldavian Vehicles Market in 2025 is expanding. Full-year sales gained 25.5%, steadily picking up speed for the prior months. Jetour reported the largest gains while BYD also impressed by securing a spot in the Top 10.
Economic Environment
In 2025, the European Commission forecasts Moldova’s economic growth at 1.6%, revised up from 0.9%, following marginal growth of 0.1% in 2024. Growth is supported by strong private investment, energy support measures cushioning consumption, and funding under the EU’s Reform and Growth Facility, despite net exports continuing to weigh on GDP.
Economic expansion is expected to accelerate to 2.6% in 2026 and reach 3.7% by 2027, driven by robust private consumption and reform-related spending. Inflation, which peaked at 9.1% in early 2025, is projected to fall below 6% by year-end and remain broadly within the central bank’s target range, before rising modestly toward 2027 amid stronger demand. The fiscal deficit is expected to stay near 3.8% of GDP in 2025 but widen to around 5% by 2027, while public debt is projected to increase moderately to 41.1% of GDP.
Brand-wise, this year the leader was again Toyota with a 21.6% share (+29.9%), followed by Skoda (+15.6%) and Dacia (-15.5%). Jetour -up 5 spots- ranked 4th (+135.3%) while Geely ranked 5th (+123.8%).
The most sold model in the country was the Toyota RAV4, growing 19.3% and 1 spot. The Kia Sportage followed in 2nd, up 1 spot and 15.1%, while the Dacia Duster ranked 3rd, dropping two spots and 31.4%.
