Name: New car registrations in Spain in 2020
Creator: CarsLore
License: https://www.eea.europa.eu/en/legal-notice

The 50 most registered models

#	Model	New cars	Share	vs 2019	Rank 2019
1	Dacia Sandero	24,032	2.6%	−28.7%	2
2	SEAT León	23,407	2.5%	−34.6%	1
3	Nissan Qashqai	19,808	2.2%	−34.3%	3
4	Renault Clio	17,804	1.9%	−30.3%	4
5	Toyota Corolla	15,487	1.7%	−1.2%	24
6	SEAT Arona	15,365	1.7%	−38.8%	5
7	Peugeot 2008	15,221	1.7%	−24.6%	11
8	Peugeot 3008	14,651	1.6%	−36.8%	8
9	Renault Captur	14,255	1.6%	−25.1%	14
10	SEAT Ateca	13,523	1.5%	−22.6%	18
11	Volkswagen Golf	13,433	1.5%	−44.7%	7
12	Peugeot 308	13,112	1.4%	−27.5%	16
13	Volkswagen T-Roc	12,974	1.4%	−17.5%	22
14	Citroen Suv	12,914	1.4%	new	—
15	Toyota C-HR	12,793	1.4%	−18.4%	23
16	Ford Focus	12,769	1.4%	−25.3%	20
17	Peugeot N208	12,639	1.4%	new	—
18	Opel Corsa	12,017	1.3%	−46.2%	9
19	Citroen Berlingo	11,988	1.3%	new	—
20	Volkswagen Tiguan	11,714	1.3%	−31.0%	21
21	Dacia Duster	11,585	1.3%	−23.4%	28
22	Fiat 500	11,343	1.2%	−34.3%	19
23	SEAT Ibiza	11,342	1.2%	−54.8%	6
24	Citroen C3	11,255	1.2%	−49.1%	10
25	Volkswagen T-Cross	11,194	1.2%	+69.7%	66
26	Toyota RAV4	11,142	1.2%	−4.9%	35
27	Toyota Yaris	10,480	1.1%	−31.7%	26
28	Renault Mégane	10,371	1.1%	−42.9%	15
29	Mercedes-Benz A-Class	10,118	1.1%	−27.2%	30
30	Kia Sportage	9,694	1.1%	−36.6%	27
31	Hyundai Kona	9,159	1.0%	−36.5%	29
32	Kia Stonic	8,743	1.0%	−24.1%	36
33	Volkswagen Polo	8,646	0.9%	−56.1%	12
34	Ford Puma	8,502	0.9%	new	—
35	Hyundai Tucson	8,191	0.9%	−54.3%	17
36	Mercedes-Benz GLC	8,138	0.9%	−7.4%	49
37	Audi Q3	7,868	0.9%	−7.6%	51
38	Volvo XC40	7,693	0.8%	+24.9%	70
39	Renault Kadjar	7,331	0.8%	−40.2%	32
40	Kia cee’d	7,321	0.8%	−39.9%	33
41	Kia Niro	7,214	0.8%	+10.7%	67
42	Audi A1	7,208	0.8%	−22.1%	47
43	Opel Crossland	7,069	0.8%	−44.9%	31
44	BMW 1 Series	7,000	0.8%	−17.5%	52
45	Kia XCeed	6,968	0.8%	new	—
46	Citroen C4	6,811	0.7%	−43.3%	34
47	Audi A3	6,791	0.7%	−28.8%	44
48	BMW X1	6,492	0.7%	−36.7%	39
49	Nissan Juke	6,391	0.7%	−18.2%	56
50	Fiat Tipo	6,251	0.7%	−36.6%	42

Models are grouped as we list them: the EEA's trim names (C 220 d, 320d) are counted under the class or series.

Makes

Make	New cars	Share	vs 2019
Peugeot	81,723	8.9%	−31.7%
Volkswagen	74,104	8.1%	−30.4%
SEAT	68,865	7.5%	−38.4%
Renault	61,123	6.6%	−32.8%
Toyota	60,215	6.5%	−16.9%
Citroen	57,020	6.2%	−37.5%
Kia	47,600	5.2%	−20.0%
Dacia	44,159	4.8%	−29.3%
Mercedes-Benz	44,102	4.8%	−22.1%
Ford	42,144	4.6%	−39.3%
Audi	37,320	4.1%	−26.7%
Nissan	35,378	3.8%	−32.2%
BMW	35,306	3.8%	−23.9%
Opel	34,544	3.8%	−53.8%
Hyundai	29,000	3.2%	−53.8%
Fiat	28,957	3.1%	−42.7%
Škoda	22,673	2.5%	−22.6%
Volvo	14,339	1.6%	−13.5%
Mazda	14,261	1.6%	−38.4%
Jeep	10,836	1.2%	−41.3%

Fuel

Fuel	2020	2019
Petrol	58.6% 538,363	63.9%
Diesel	35.2% 323,205	32.7%
Hybrid	2.8% 25,820	0.6%
Electric	2.0% 18,292	0.8%
LPG, gas and other	1.5% 13,636	2.1%

Hybrid: petrol or diesel with an electric motor, plug-in or not. Shares of cars whose fuel was recorded.

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