While the fluctuations in the Turkish market continue unabated, the balances in the European markets are also changing. Although German automotive brands have taken the lead, the market dominance potential of Chinese brands is increasing day by day. So which are the best-selling cars in Europe? Here are the details…
List of best-selling cars in Europe!
The best-selling model in Europe in May was Volkswagen T-Roc. T-Roc, which has a difference of 4,508 units over its closest rival, currently stands out as Volkswagen’s brightest model in Europe. In the compact SUV segment, Volkswagen Tiguan surpassed Nissan Qashqai and came to the top.
Another brand that attracted attention in May was Volvo. The former Swedish brand has increased significantly in the European market. Volvo has made great progress in the SUV market thanks to its reorganized pricing policy. In May, the Volvo XC40 outperformed its closest rival, the BMW X1, by approximately 4,700 units. In the middle class, the XC60 outperformed its closest rival, the Mercedes-Benz GLC, by 4 thousand units.
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One of the most striking details in the list is the competition between EV and PHEV. Although the electric car trend is increasing day by day, when we look at the sales figures, we see the opposite situation. While electric car sales decreased in May, there were significant increases in the sales of plug-in hybrid or full hybrid models.
The list of best-selling cars in Europe is as follows:
- Volkswagen T-Roc
- Volkswagen Tiguan
- Volvo XC40
- Volvo XC60
- Tesla Model Y
- Tesla Model 3
- Mercedes-Benz GLC Series
- Ford Kuga
- Nissan Qashqai
- BMW X1
The decreasing demand for electric vehicles and the increasing interest in plug-in hybrid models are changing the dynamics in the automotive market. These developments once again reveal that automobile manufacturers must quickly adapt to changing consumer preferences. This activity in the European automotive market may herald exciting changes in the coming months.