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Best-selling car brands in Spain 2025

The brands with the most new passenger cars registered in Spain in 2025.

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  1. 1
    Toyota

    Toyota

    In the EU: 3.7% electric · 9.1% plug-in hybrid

    99,715

    registrations

  2. 2
    Renault

    Renault

    In the EU: 19.3% electric · 2.0% plug-in hybrid

    88,729

    registrations

  3. 3
    Volkswagen

    Volkswagen

    In the EU: 19.3% electric · 10.6% plug-in hybrid

    88,533

    registrations

  4. 4
    Hyundai

    Hyundai

    In the EU: 18.3% electric · 7.1% plug-in hybrid

    68,564

    registrations

  5. 5
    Seat

    Seat

    In the EU: 1.5% electric · 2.7% plug-in hybrid

    66,106

    registrations

  6. 6
    Dacia

    Dacia

    In the EU: 5.0% electric · 2.7% plug-in hybrid

    65,647

    registrations

  7. 7
    Peugeot

    Peugeot

    In the EU: 13.1% electric · 3.3% plug-in hybrid

    64,536

    registrations

  8. 8
    Kia

    Kia

    In the EU: 22.0% electric · 5.0% plug-in hybrid

    61,743

    registrations

  9. 9
    Mercedes-Benz

    Mercedes-Benz

    In the EU: 17.4% electric · 21.0% plug-in hybrid

    54,249

    registrations

  10. 10
    BMW

    BMW

    In the EU: 23.9% electric · 18.0% plug-in hybrid

    45,175

    registrations

  11. 11
    MG

    MG

    In the EU: 14.7% electric · 10.6% plug-in hybrid

    45,164

    registrations

  12. 12
    Škoda

    Škoda

    In the EU: 19.7% electric · 5.2% plug-in hybrid

    42,382

    registrations

  13. 13
    Audi

    Audi

    In the EU: 22.4% electric · 12.2% plug-in hybrid

    41,242

    registrations

  14. 14
    Citroën

    Citroën

    In the EU: 17.8% electric · 1.0% plug-in hybrid

    39,891

    registrations

  15. 15
    Nissan

    Nissan

    In the EU: 7.2% electric · 0.5% plug-in hybrid

    36,127

    registrations

  16. 16
    Ford

    Ford

    In the EU: 19.6% electric · 13.3% plug-in hybrid

    35,901

    registrations

  17. 17
    Opel

    Opel

    In the EU: 12.8% electric · 2.0% plug-in hybrid

    28,834

    registrations

  18. 18
    Cupra

    Cupra

    In the EU: 25.3% electric · 27.8% plug-in hybrid

    26,461

    registrations

  19. 19
    BYD

    BYD

    In the EU: 58.1% electric · 40.0% plug-in hybrid

    25,525

    registrations

  20. 20
    Mazda

    Mazda

    In the EU: 6.7% electric · 13.3% plug-in hybrid

    19,004

    registrations

  21. 21
    Tesla

    Tesla

    In the EU: 100.0% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    16,004

    registrations

  22. 22
    Volvo

    Volvo

    In the EU: 34.0% electric · 33.2% plug-in hybrid

    15,165

    registrations

  23. 23
    Omoda

    Omoda

    In the EU: 5.0% electric · 15.7% plug-in hybrid

    13,959

    registrations

  24. 24
    Ebro

    Ebro

    In the EU: 0.0% electric · 31.0% plug-in hybrid

    12,459

    registrations

  25. 25
    Fiat

    Fiat

    In the EU: 13.9% electric · 0.1% plug-in hybrid

    11,208

    registrations

  26. 26
    Jeep

    Jeep

    In the EU: 9.3% electric · 7.5% plug-in hybrid

    10,349

    registrations

  27. 27
    Jaecoo

    Jaecoo

    In the EU: 1.4% electric · 47.4% plug-in hybrid

    9,728

    registrations

  28. 28
    Lexus

    Lexus

    In the EU: 7.0% electric · 22.3% plug-in hybrid

    9,446

    registrations

  29. 29
    MINI

    MINI

    In the EU: 43.4% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    9,340

    registrations

  30. 30
    Mitsubishi

    Mitsubishi

    In the EU: 0.4% electric · 20.8% plug-in hybrid

    6,116

    registrations

  31. 31
    Suzuki

    Suzuki

    In the EU: 0.6% electric · 3.1% plug-in hybrid

    5,681

    registrations

  32. 32
    Honda

    Honda

    In the EU: 3.3% electric · 7.7% plug-in hybrid

    4,911

    registrations

  33. 33
    KGM

    KGM

    In the EU: 7.3% electric · 0.3% plug-in hybrid

    3,886

    registrations

  34. 34
    Porsche

    Porsche

    In the EU: 36.1% electric · 23.1% plug-in hybrid

    3,306

    registrations

  35. 35
    Alfa Romeo

    Alfa Romeo

    In the EU: 8.1% electric · 4.6% plug-in hybrid

    3,284

    registrations

  36. 36
    Land Rover

    Land Rover

    In the EU: 0.0% electric · 45.6% plug-in hybrid

    3,057

    registrations

  37. 37
    Leapmotor

    Leapmotor

    In the EU: 86.4% electric · 11.3% plug-in hybrid

    2,975

    registrations

  38. 38
    DS

    DS

    In the EU: 7.9% electric · 23.2% plug-in hybrid

    1,846

    registrations

  39. 39
    Lynk & Co

    Lynk & Co

    In the EU: 16.0% electric · 84.1% plug-in hybrid

    1,842

    registrations

  40. 40
    Subaru

    Subaru

    In the EU: 8.5% electric · 0.8% plug-in hybrid

    1,218

    registrations

  41. 41
    Polestar

    Polestar

    In the EU: 100.0% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    842

    registrations

  42. 42
    SWM

    SWM

    In the EU: 0.1% electric · 3.6% plug-in hybrid

    765

    registrations

  43. 43
    XPENG

    XPENG

    In the EU: 100.0% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    696

    registrations

  44. 44
    EVO

    EVO

    In the EU: 0.0% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    641

    registrations

  45. 45
    Lancia

    Lancia

    In the EU: 9.9% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    615

    registrations

  46. 46
    Smart

    Smart

    In the EU: 100.0% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    615

    registrations

  47. 47
    DR

    DR

    In the EU: 3.8% electric · 1.2% plug-in hybrid

    611

    registrations

  48. 48
    DFSK

    DFSK

    In the EU: 2.8% electric · 52.9% plug-in hybrid

    498

    registrations

  49. 49
    Alpine

    Alpine

    In the EU: 74.6% electric · 0.0% plug-in hybrid

    416

    registrations

  50. 50
    Maserati

    Maserati

    In the EU: 12.4% electric · 0.6% plug-in hybrid

    249

    registrations

How it's calculated

New passenger car registrations in Spain by brand, according to the European Environment Agency.

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.