Best-selling cars in Spain 2025
The new passenger car models with the most registrations in Spain in 2025, adding up all their versions.
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- 1
Dacia Sandero
227,451 across the EU
38,537
registrations
- 2
Renault Clio
227,685 across the EU
27,090
registrations
- 3
MG ZS
92,029 across the EU
23,687
registrations
- 4
Seat Ibiza
65,048 across the EU
23,188
registrations
- 5
Hyundai Tucson
107,770 across the EU
21,927
registrations
- 6
Toyota Corolla
100,479 across the EU
21,347
registrations
- 7
Seat Arona
54,913 across the EU
20,257
registrations
- 8
Toyota C-HR
86,372 across the EU
19,442
registrations
- 9
Nissan Qashqai
91,272 across the EU
19,429
registrations
- 10
Toyota Yaris Cross
158,001 across the EU
19,367
registrations
- 11
Renault Captur
117,031 across the EU
18,771
registrations
- 12
Volkswagen T-Roc
170,184 across the EU
18,721
registrations
- 13
Peugeot 208
172,416 across the EU
16,388
registrations
- 14
Seat Leon
45,657 across the EU
16,255
registrations
- 15
Toyota Yaris
132,031 across the EU
15,730
registrations
- 16
Peugeot 2008
137,839 across the EU
15,730
registrations
- 17
Kia Sportage
83,907 across the EU
15,706
registrations
- 18
Opel Corsa
123,047 across the EU
15,329
registrations
- 19
Hyundai Kona
71,337 across the EU
14,844
registrations
- 20
Volkswagen Taigo
64,438 across the EU
14,728
registrations
- 21
Dacia Duster
153,461 across the EU
14,431
registrations
- 22
Kia Stonic
43,692 across the EU
14,304
registrations
- 23
Toyota RAV4
58,035 across the EU
13,295
registrations
- 24
Volkswagen Tiguan
151,714 across the EU
13,263
registrations
- 25
Mercedes-Benz GLC
87,888 across the EU
13,043
registrations
- 26
Citroën C4
44,920 across the EU
12,430
registrations
- 27
BMW X1
96,235 across the EU
12,142
registrations
- 28
Hyundai i20
50,035 across the EU
12,053
registrations
- 29
Volkswagen T-Cross
99,518 across the EU
11,602
registrations
- 30
Renault Austral
55,090 across the EU
11,387
registrations
- 31
Škoda Kamiq
83,568 across the EU
11,001
registrations
- 32
Omoda Omoda5
17,827 across the EU
10,780
registrations
- 33
Kia Niro
31,823 across the EU
10,687
registrations
- 34
Ford Kuga
67,833 across the EU
10,634
registrations
- 35
MG HS
35,981 across the EU
10,623
registrations
- 36
Škoda Fabia
87,441 across the EU
10,588
registrations
- 37
Ford Puma
92,734 across the EU
10,565
registrations
- 38
Nissan Juke
53,526 across the EU
10,094
registrations
- 39
Tesla Model 3
60,071 across the EU
9,947
registrations
- 40
Cupra Formentor
64,181 across the EU
9,673
registrations
- 41
BYD Seal U DM-I
48,218 across the EU
9,370
registrations
- 42
MG MG3
46,712 across the EU
9,358
registrations
- 43
Mercedes-Benz GLA
58,663 across the EU
9,027
registrations
- 44
Audi A3
74,757 across the EU
8,826
registrations
- 45
Cupra Leon
53,314 across the EU
8,697
registrations
- 46
Jaecoo Jaecoo7
18,703 across the EU
8,649
registrations
- 47
Audi Q3
54,213 across the EU
7,987
registrations
- 48
Jeep Avenger
81,041 across the EU
7,965
registrations
- 49
Volvo XC40
44,362 across the EU
7,639
registrations
- 50
Škoda Karoq
69,558 across the EU
7,537
registrations
How it's calculated
New passenger car registrations in Spain recorded by the European Environment Agency, grouped by model (all versions and engines).
Each model's body type (SUV, hatchback, sedan…) and size come from its Wikidata classification and our own review of the best-sellers; models without a type yet only appear under “All”.
Source: European Environment Agency (EEA), “Monitoring of CO2 emissions from passenger cars”, CC BY 4.0 licence. 2025 data (provisional), imported on September 24, 2026. We automatically check for new data every 6 hours (last check: September 25, 2026 at 02:17 PM GMT+2). This is the type-approval data declared by manufacturers and it may contain errors.