Name: New car registrations in Europe in 2018
Creator: CarsLore
License: https://www.eea.europa.eu/en/legal-notice

The 50 most registered models

#	Model	New cars	Share	vs 2017	Rank 2017
1	Volkswagen Golf	473,192	3.1%	−11.3%	1
2	Renault Clio	370,541	2.4%	+2.9%	2
3	Volkswagen Polo	295,835	1.9%	+9.0%	3
4	Ford Fiesta	267,898	1.8%	+6.1%	5
5	Volkswagen Tiguan	241,762	1.6%	+6.5%	7
6	Peugeot 208	241,693	1.6%	−6.0%	4
7	Nissan Qashqai	231,139	1.5%	−5.2%	6
8	Dacia Sandero	218,490	1.4%	+12.3%	12
9	Toyota Yaris	214,628	1.4%	+10.9%	13
10	Renault Captur	213,614	1.4%	+0.8%	10
11	Škoda Octavia	209,489	1.4%	−2.1%	9
12	Peugeot 3008	204,206	1.3%	+32.8%	24
13	Citroen C3	198,300	1.3%	−10.4%	8
14	Ford Focus	190,768	1.2%	−6.7%	11
15	Fiat Panda	187,324	1.2%	+1.0%	14
16	Dacia Duster	186,361	1.2%	+28.0%	27
17	Peugeot 2008	179,783	1.2%	−0.1%	15
18	Fiat 500	175,562	1.1%	−1.8%	16
19	Škoda Fabia	165,459	1.1%	−3.9%	19
20	Opel Corsa	161,905	1.1%	−9.0%	17
21	Volkswagen Passat	152,268	1.0%	−13.3%	18
22	Ford Kuga	150,751	1.0%	+2.1%	26
23	Mercedes-Benz A-Class	150,463	1.0%	+8.0%	29
24	Peugeot 308	149,797	1.0%	−4.7%	23
25	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	144,380	0.9%	−15.0%	20
26	Renault Mégane	140,875	0.9%	−16.8%	21
27	Hyundai Tucson	138,835	0.9%	−6.9%	25
28	SEAT León	136,718	0.9%	−2.6%	28
29	Volkswagen T-Roc	136,474	0.9%	new	—
30	Toyota C-HR	130,900	0.9%	+26.4%	42
31	Opel Astra	126,004	0.8%	−22.3%	22
32	BMW 1 Series	121,514	0.8%	−10.3%	30
33	Kia Sportage	120,916	0.8%	−6.2%	32
34	Mercedes-Benz GLC	120,373	0.8%	+14.0%	40
35	Audi A3	115,795	0.8%	−11.9%	31
36	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	112,944	0.7%	−7.6%	35
37	Ford Ecosport	111,238	0.7%	+80.2%	77
38	Toyota Auris	109,134	0.7%	+0.3%	39
39	BMW 5 Series	100,716	0.7%	−2.7%	43
40	Renault Kadjar	100,569	0.7%	−9.2%	38
41	SEAT Ibiza	100,079	0.7%	−13.9%	37
42	Citroen C3 Aircross	99,089	0.6%	+547.6%	188
43	Fiat Tipo	99,058	0.6%	−19.4%	34
44	BMW 3 Series	97,729	0.6%	−18.5%	36
45	Fiat 500X	94,475	0.6%	+6.0%	51
46	BMW X1	93,957	0.6%	−6.4%	47
47	Hyundai i20	93,567	0.6%	−7.6%	46
48	Toyota Aygo	92,664	0.6%	+8.9%	54
49	Renault Scénic	90,465	0.6%	−11.3%	45
50	SEAT Arona	90,220	0.6%	new	—

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 2017
Volkswagen	1,677,161	11.0%	+2.5%
Renault	1,139,316	7.5%	−2.6%
Peugeot	997,748	6.5%	+5.1%
Ford	991,171	6.5%	−3.3%
Mercedes-Benz	836,601	5.5%	−3.2%
BMW	768,057	5.0%	−1.1%
Audi	694,642	4.5%	−12.4%
Toyota	694,594	4.5%	+6.1%
Škoda	689,711	4.5%	+4.4%
Opel	687,476	4.5%	−4.9%
Fiat	680,730	4.5%	−6.3%
Citroen	613,250	4.0%	+4.8%
Hyundai	528,182	3.5%	+6.1%
Dacia	527,327	3.5%	+15.2%
Kia	484,570	3.2%	+6.2%
Nissan	474,473	3.1%	−13.8%
SEAT	438,211	2.9%	+13.3%
Volvo	299,037	2.0%	+7.1%
Suzuki	239,707	1.6%	+2.7%
Mazda	224,359	1.5%	+4.0%

Fuel

Fuel	2018	2017
Petrol	59.9% 9,123,800	52.6%
Diesel	36.3% 5,528,907	44.5%
Hybrid	1.0% 153,535	0.8%
Electric	1.0% 150,509	0.6%
LPG, gas and other	1.9% 287,252	1.4%

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

European Environment Agency, CO₂ emissions from new passenger cars (monitoring of every new car registered) · re-use permitted with acknowledgement

Cars

Recalls

Directory

More

Best-selling cars in Europe in 2018

The 50 most registered models

Makes

Fuel