Best-selling cars in Europe: City cars 2025

The new passenger car models with the most registrations in the European Union in 2025, adding up all their versions.

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  1. 1
    Fiat Panda

    Fiat Panda

    3,354 in Spain

    136,476

    registrations

  2. 2
    Toyota Aygo X

    Toyota Aygo X

    3,314 in Spain

    79,852

    registrations

  3. 3
    Hyundai i10

    Hyundai i10

    6,389 in Spain

    52,798

    registrations

  4. 4
    Kia Picanto

    Kia Picanto

    2,879 in Spain

    49,820

    registrations

  5. 5
    Hyundai Inster

    Hyundai Inster

    2,249 in Spain

    28,014

    registrations

  6. 6
    Dacia Spring

    Dacia Spring

    0 in Spain

    23,029

    registrations

  7. 7
    Fiat 500

    Fiat 500

    651 in Spain

    19,204

    registrations

  8. 8
    Leapmotor T03

    Leapmotor T03

    1,397 in Spain

    16,870

    registrations

  9. 9
    BYD Dolphin Surf

    BYD Dolphin Surf

    4,180 in Spain

    15,399

    registrations

  10. 10
    Mitsubishi Space Star

    Mitsubishi Space Star

    0 in Spain

    8,727

    registrations

  11. 11
    Abarth 500

    Abarth 500

    20 in Spain

    980

    registrations

  12. 12
    Renault Twingo

    Renault Twingo

    0 in Spain

    183

    registrations

  13. 13
    NIO Firefly

    NIO Firefly

    0 in Spain

    182

    registrations

  14. 14
    Volkswagen up!

    Volkswagen up!

    0 in Spain

    159

    registrations

  15. 15
    Fiat 500E

    Fiat 500E

    0 in Spain

    142

    registrations

  16. 16

    Leapmotor T03D

    0 in Spain

    90

    registrations

  17. 17
    Moke Moke

    Moke Moke

    0 in Spain

    58

    registrations

  18. 18

    BYD D0LPH1N Surf

    0 in Spain

    38

    registrations

How it's calculated

New passenger car registrations in EU countries (and the others that report to the European Environment Agency), grouped by model.

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.