Name: New car registrations in Italy 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	Fiat Panda	142,324	7.2%	−1.5%	1
2	Lancia Ypsilon	61,881	3.1%	+2.6%	2
3	Renault Clio	56,150	2.8%	+10.7%	5
4	Fiat 500X	49,634	2.5%	+9.2%	6
5	Fiat 500	41,885	2.1%	−26.9%	3
6	Jeep Renegade	41,749	2.1%	+11.5%	12
7	Volkswagen Polo	41,092	2.1%	+4.0%	11
8	Citroen C3	40,749	2.1%	−3.0%	8
9	Fiat Tipo	40,124	2.0%	−28.0%	4
10	Ford Fiesta	39,689	2.0%	−2.5%	10
11	Toyota Yaris	39,305	2.0%	+6.9%	13
12	Jeep Compass	38,828	2.0%	+407.2%	75
13	Dacia Sandero	38,379	1.9%	+41.2%	21
14	Dacia Duster	36,062	1.8%	+51.1%	22
15	Volkswagen Golf	35,269	1.8%	−14.9%	9
16	Peugeot 208	32,970	1.7%	−8.1%	14
17	Fiat 500L	32,439	1.6%	−26.4%	7
18	Volkswagen Tiguan	30,430	1.5%	+4.6%	18
19	Renault Captur	29,096	1.5%	−0.7%	17
20	Ford Ecosport	28,519	1.4%	+48.2%	26
21	Nissan Qashqai	28,295	1.4%	−6.6%	16
22	Peugeot 3008	24,332	1.2%	+46.4%	29
23	Volkswagen T-Roc	23,647	1.2%	new	—
24	Opel Corsa	22,304	1.1%	−22.2%	19
25	Peugeot 2008	21,866	1.1%	−5.4%	23
26	Fiat Punto	20,193	1.0%	−43.1%	15
27	Toyota C-HR	18,918	1.0%	+13.9%	30
28	Opel Mokka	18,728	0.9%	−32.4%	20
29	Opel Karl	18,607	0.9%	+71.7%	46
30	Volkswagen Up!	18,233	0.9%	+12.5%	31
31	Citroen C3 Aircross	17,659	0.9%	new	—
32	Ford Kuga	17,449	0.9%	−4.0%	27
33	Alfa Romeo Giulietta	17,221	0.9%	−18.0%	24
34	Hyundai Tucson	15,414	0.8%	−25.9%	25
35	Peugeot 308	15,033	0.8%	−0.1%	36
36	Opel Crossland	14,620	0.7%	+157.9%	90
37	Mercedes-Benz A-Class	14,419	0.7%	−4.5%	35
38	Nissan Micra	14,337	0.7%	−14.9%	28
39	Smart Fortwo Coupe	14,218	0.7%	−8.1%	34
40	Renault Kadjar	13,874	0.7%	−1.6%	37
41	Kia Sportage	13,811	0.7%	−13.4%	32
42	Toyota Aygo	13,643	0.7%	+5.6%	41
43	Audi A3	12,855	0.7%	+1.2%	42
44	Alfa Romeo Stelvio	12,838	0.6%	+68.4%	76
45	Ford Focus	12,756	0.6%	−5.6%	39
46	BMW X1	12,382	0.6%	−7.1%	40
47	Hyundai i10	11,618	0.6%	−26.2%	33
48	Kia Picanto	11,424	0.6%	+43.9%	69
49	Audi Q2	11,181	0.6%	+1.3%	44
50	Ford Ka+	10,790	0.5%	+13.7%	54

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
Fiat	345,635	17.5%	−14.1%
Volkswagen	162,622	8.2%	+12.4%
Renault	132,823	6.7%	−0.6%
Ford	129,652	6.6%	−3.3%
Peugeot	108,287	5.5%	+3.9%
Opel	95,265	4.8%	−3.8%
Toyota	91,858	4.7%	+3.0%
Citroen	85,547	4.3%	+5.7%
Chrysler	84,272	4.3%	+4,988.9%
Dacia	82,169	4.2%	+41.6%
Audi	62,763	3.2%	−6.4%
Lancia	61,892	3.1%	+2.5%
Mercedes-Benz	61,344	3.1%	−6.9%
BMW	57,138	2.9%	−6.2%
Nissan	55,139	2.8%	−12.1%
Hyundai	53,400	2.7%	−9.3%
Kia	48,834	2.5%	+1.9%
Alfa Romeo	43,266	2.2%	−5.3%
Suzuki	32,939	1.7%	+6.0%
Škoda	25,364	1.3%	+9.7%

Fuel

Fuel	2018	2017
Petrol	38.0% 741,029	35.1%
Diesel	49.9% 974,671	56.4%
Hybrid	0.2% 4,659	0.2%
Electric	0.3% 4,961	0.1%
LPG, gas and other	11.6% 227,047	8.2%

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

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