During the past month of September European sales of new vehicles registered a significant decrease of 25% according to the data provided by JATO Dynamics until reaching a total volume of 964,800 units delivered to new customers.
Gasoline vehicles remained stable in the first position although achieving a lower market share than usual while Diesel was the main loser of the boom “electrified”, registering a decrease of 51% until reaching just over 167 thousand units.
Another highlight of the month of September was the unstoppable increase in the registrations of SUVs and SUVs, already achieving 46.5% of sales in the old continent. Traditional bodies are losing prominence and it does not seem that the trend can change in a short period of time.
TOP 80 EUROPEAN MODELS SEPT 2021
- Tesla Model 3 24,591
- Renault Clio 18.264
- Dacia Sandero 17,988
- VW Golf 17.507
- Opel / Vauxhall Corsa 15.502
- Fiat 500 15.043
- Peugeot 2008 14,931
- Hyundai Tucson 14,088
- Peugeot 208 13,895
- Renault Captur 13,715
- Toyota Yaris 13,681
- Citroën C3 13,521
- Toyota Corolla 12.648
- Dacia Duster 12,429
- VW Polo 12.399
- BMW 3 Series 11.303
- Hyundai Kona 10,763
- Kia Niro 10,408
- Ford Puma 10,288
- Toyota RAV4 10,070
- VW T-Roc 9.978
- Opel / Vauxhall Mokka 9699
- VW T-Cross 9,396
- Nissan Qashqai 9,390
- Ford Focus 9,251
- Kia Sportage 9.029
- BMW X3 9.003
- Tesla Model Y 8,973
- Fiat Panda 8,676
- Peugeot 3008 8,610
- VW ID.3 8.321
- Toyota Aygo 8.254
- Kia Ceed 8,107
- Audi Q3 7,868
- Toyota C-HR 7,671
- MINI Hatch 7,484
- Skoda Fabia 7.255
- Kia Picanto 7.177
- Renault Arkana 6.971
- Nissan Juke 6.944
- VW Tiguan 6,882
- Suzuki Swift 6,877
- Audi Q5 6,872
- SEAT Leon 6,837
- Volvo XC40 6,647
- Ford Kuga 6,621
- Renault ZOE 6.610
- Citroën C4 6.534
- Kia Stonic 6,438
- Mercedes A-Class 6.255
- Hyundai i20 6.165
- SEAT Arona 6.164
- Skoda Enyaq 6.007
- BMW 1 Series 5,949
- Mazda CX-30 5,934
- BMW X1 5.906
- Skoda Octavia 5,790
- Hyundai i10 5,696
- Ford Fiesta 5,622
- Skoda Kamiq 5.572
- VW Up! 5,646
- Opel / Vauxhall Crossland 5.540
- Audi A3 5,444
- Kia Xceed 5,418
- Opel / Vauxhall Astra 5,235
- Cupra Formentor 5.110
- Honda Jazz 5,082
- SEAT Ibiza 4,941
- Suzuki Ignis 4.877
- BMW X5 4,855
- Jeep Compass 4,844
- Jeep Renegade 4,756
- Skoda Karoq 4.698
- VW ID.4 4,620
- Volvo XC60 4,536
- Hyundai i30 4,461
- MG ZS 4.336
- BMW 5 Series 4.355
- Mercedes CLA 4.314
- Dacia Spring 4.166
The market is changing faster than we thought and this is partly due to the Northern European markets that have managed to boost sales of alternative vehicles. To the higher per capita income must be added the many bonuses and advantages they have, being highly incentivized products.
Among the models that shone the most in September, it should be noted Tesla Model Y which had a very good month, although logically thanks to the pre-reservations. Very good the MG ZS which already has an important place among the best sellers on the market, and also special mention for the Dacia spring that sneaks into the Top80.
Other products that have been representative were the Renault Arkana, Citroën C3, Suzuki Swift, Jeep Renegade and Cupra Formentor. The SEAT León drops quite a few places but we must not forget that the 1,232 units with the Cupra seal are not included, something that would make it jump from 44th to 34th place.
[Fuente: JATO Dynamics]
