Important rise unrelated to COVID-19

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Important rise unrelated to COVID-19


During the past month of January new vehicle registrations in Sweden registered a significant increase of 22.6% compared to the same month of the previous year until reaching a total volume of 20,573 units delivered to new clients.

By fuels gasoline vehicles dominated with 7,437 units while plug-in hybrids lagged behind with 5,787 units. 4,575 diesel, 1,106 pure electric, 1,558 simple hybrids and 109 vehicles adapted to gas (in addition to one to ethanol) were also sold.

Important rise unrelated to COVID-19

By brands, the ones that shone the most positively were Volvo (+ 51.7%), Toyota (+ 64.2%), Peugeot (+ 60.6%), Nissan (+ 393.0%), Subaru (+191, 2%), Citroën (+ 144.2%) and Opel (+ 62.0%)

Important rise unrelated to COVID-19

BRAND RANKING JANUARY 2021

  1. Volvo 4,195
  2. VW 2,648
  3. Kia 2001
  4. Toyota 1,884
  5. Mercedes 1,531
  6. BMW 1,367
  7. Audi 1,185
  8. Skoda 922
  9. SEAT 716
  10. Peugeot 590
  11. Nissan 553
  12. Hyundai 396
  13. Renault 323
  14. Opel 290
  15. Ford 229
  16. Citroën 199
  17. Subaru 163
  18. Porsche 154
  19. Polestar 150
  20. MINI 129
  21. Lexus 117
  22. Mazda 112
  23. Mitsubishi 91
  24. Land rover 90
  25. Fiat 86
  26. Dacia 78
  27. Suzuki 72
  28. Honda 70
  29. Tesla 33
  30. Jeep 28
  31. DS 19
  32. Maxus 10
  33. Jaguar 3
  34. Lamborghini 3
  35. Alfa Romeo 1
  36. Chevrolet 1
  37. Cadillac 0
  38. Morgan 0
  39. SsangYong 0

Among the firms that recorded the greatest decreases, it is worth mentioning Renault (-11.2%), Fiat (-45.5%), MINI (-27.1%), Mitsubishi (-79.2%), Honda ( -29.4%) and Tesla (-80.0%)

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Important rise unrelated to COVID-19

TOP 50 MODELS JANUARY 2021

  1. Volvo S / V60 1,377
  2. Volvo XC40 973
  3. Volvo XC60 961
  4. Kia Ceed 774
  5. Toyota RAV4 733
  6. VW Passat 710
  7. Volvo S / V90 673
  8. VW T-Roc 648
  9. Kia Niro 648
  10. VW Tiguan 524
  11. VW Golf 507
  12. Toyota Yaris 449
  13. BMW 5 Series 423
  14. BMW 3 Series 414
  15. Nissan Qashqai 389
  16. Mercedes E-Class 341
  17. Skoda Octavia 337
  18. SEAT Leon 276
  19. Toyota corolla 273
  20. Peugeot 3008 271
  21. Mercedes A-Class 232
  22. Kia Picanto 222
  23. Mercedes GLC 219
  24. Volvo XC90 215
  25. Audi A6 213
  26. Toyota C-HR 211
  27. Audi A4 205
  28. Skoda Superb 191
  29. Mercedes CLA 187
  30. BMW X1 152
  31. Polestar2 150
  32. SEAT Ibiza 138
  33. Mercedes GLE 136
  34. Mercedes C-Class 135
  35. Kia Stonic 133
  36. BMW X3 131
  37. Audi A3 130
  38. Skoda Kodiaq 130
  39. Opel Grandland X 126
  40. Nissan Leaf 120
  41. SEAT Arona 117
  42. Ford Focus 114
  43. Kia Optima 114
  44. BMW 1 Series 112
  45. Citroën C5 Aircross 112
  46. Renault Clio 112
  47. Peugeot 5008 110
  48. Audi A1 108
  49. VW T-Cross 106
  50. Audi e-tron 105

The family Volvo S / V60 He finished in first place once and further improved his enrollments considerably. Very well XC40 and XC60 that are still at the top, doubling the records of the previous year while the ranges S / V90 they lose some relevance. The Nissan qashqai It was another of the star models of the month.

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Important rise unrelated to COVID-19

If we take a look at the ranking, we must also mention the good work of the Toyota RAV4, Kia Picanto, Mercedes GLC, SEAT Ibiza, Skoda Octavia, Polestar 2, Mercedes GLE, Nissan Leaf and Opel Grandland X. On the opposite side are the great falls of the VW Passat, Kia Niro and Optima, VW T-Cross and Mitsubishi Outlander.

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