Best-selling car brands in Europe 2025
The brands with the most new passenger cars registered in the European Union in 2025.
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- 1
Volkswagen
19.3% electric · 164 hp on average
1,222,777
registrations
- 2
Toyota
3.7% electric · 108 hp on average
740,299
registrations
- 3
Škoda
19.7% electric · 161 hp on average
725,053
registrations
- 4
Renault
19.3% electric · 113 hp on average
697,969
registrations
- 5
BMW
23.9% electric · 229 hp on average
648,562
registrations
- 6
Mercedes-Benz
17.4% electric · 210 hp on average
581,513
registrations
- 7
Peugeot
13.1% electric · 126 hp on average
567,249
registrations
- 8
Dacia
5.0% electric · 97 hp on average
561,213
registrations
- 9
Audi
22.4% electric · 226 hp on average
526,993
registrations
- 10
Hyundai
18.3% electric · 127 hp on average
425,058
registrations
- 11
Kia
22.0% electric · 139 hp on average
387,757
registrations
- 12
Ford
19.6% electric · 161 hp on average
343,035
registrations
- 13
Citroën
17.8% electric · 115 hp on average
330,640
registrations
- 14
Opel
12.8% electric · 119 hp on average
313,631
registrations
- 15
Volvo
34.0% electric · 252 hp on average
246,719
registrations
- 16
Cupra
25.3% electric · 196 hp on average
230,087
registrations
- 17
Fiat
13.9% electric · 89 hp on average
219,684
registrations
- 18
MG
14.7% electric · 126 hp on average
213,444
registrations
- 19
Nissan
7.2% electric · 143 hp on average
193,405
registrations
- 20
Seat
1.5% electric · 118 hp on average
192,964
registrations
- 21
Tesla
100.0% electric · 347 hp on average
185,510
registrations
- 22
Suzuki
0.6% electric · 100 hp on average
147,989
registrations
- 23
BYD
58.1% electric · 180 hp on average
135,199
registrations
- 24
Mazda
6.7% electric · 159 hp on average
118,442
registrations
- 25
MINI
43.4% electric · 182 hp on average
114,673
registrations
- 26
Jeep
9.3% electric · 119 hp on average
111,967
registrations
- 27
Porsche
36.1% electric · 418 hp on average
66,733
registrations
- 28
Alfa Romeo
8.1% electric · 163 hp on average
54,554
registrations
- 29
Lexus
7.0% electric · 145 hp on average
51,214
registrations
- 30
Honda
3.3% electric · 129 hp on average
43,436
registrations
- 31
Mitsubishi
0.4% electric · 99 hp on average
43,356
registrations
- 32
Land Rover
0.0% electric · 292 hp on average
43,351
registrations
- 33
Omoda
5.0% electric · 143 hp on average
30,083
registrations
- 34
Polestar
100.0% electric · 359 hp on average
28,912
registrations
- 35
Leapmotor
86.4% electric · 116 hp on average
28,791
registrations
- 36
DS
7.9% electric · 150 hp on average
27,793
registrations
- 37
Jaecoo
1.4% electric · 142 hp on average
25,230
registrations
- 38
KGM
7.3% electric · 163 hp on average
20,669
registrations
- 39
DR
3.8% electric · 131 hp on average
20,544
registrations
- 40
XPENG
100.0% electric · 351 hp on average
19,825
registrations
- 41
Subaru
8.5% electric · 151 hp on average
14,890
registrations
- 42
Ebro
0.0% electric · 134 hp on average
12,924
registrations
- 43
Lancia
9.9% electric · 104 hp on average
11,338
registrations
- 44
Smart
100.0% electric · 354 hp on average
10,444
registrations
- 45
Lynk & Co
16.0% electric · 171 hp on average
9,517
registrations
- 46
Alpine
74.6% electric · 218 hp on average
8,428
registrations
- 47
Zeekr
100.0% electric · 501 hp on average
5,076
registrations
- 48
DFSK
2.8% electric · 113 hp on average
4,745
registrations
- 49
Chery
0.1% electric · 169 hp on average
4,309
registrations
- 50
Ferrari
0.0% electric · 700 hp on average
4,069
registrations
How it's calculated
New passenger car registrations in the EU 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.