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Italy Auto Market Data & Report

carlo — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 07:45:35 +0000

Italy Auto Market is tracked with the last decade sales figures by all brands and models. You can have access to an Excel Dataset or to a Market Report, including next year’s forecast.

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Italy market report. Full Year 2016

carlo — Wed, 11 Jan 2017 08:43:11 +0000

Italian light vehicles market in 2016 recovers a place within the Top 10 Global markets, growing again over 2 million units. The car passengers sales at 1.82 million, were up 16%.

Market Outlook

The latest monthly indicators suggest that the economy maintained a slow but broadly steady pace of growth in Q4 after it had accelerated slightly in Q3, mainly on the back of stronger fixed investment, which offset a more negative contribution from the external sector. In the political arena, on 4 December, Italians voted No in the constitutional referendum, prompting Matteo Renzi to resign as prime minister.

Supported by fiscal incentives to vehicles purchased for business, the domestic new car passenger’s sector reported a brilliant year with a robust gain over the already positive 2015. In December the sales improved 13.7% with 124.433 registrations scoring the 25th year on year growth in a string.

The full year was the best since 2010 with 1.826.881 sales (+16.0%). Adding the sales of light commercial vehicles of 185.000 units (preliminary data) the whole light vehicles market raised over 2 million units again, first time since 2010, a significant recovery from the low peak hit in 2013 at 1.4 million.

Thanks to this outstanding trend, the Italian light vehicles market gained 3 spots in the global ranking, outpacing Korea, Canada and Brazil recovering its traditional rule within the Top 10.

Competitive Arena

Almost all brands are participating to the sales festival. However the year was almost positive for Renault, Mercedes, BMW, Jeep, Mazda, Honda and Lexus while the crown of the best performer was by far taken by Jaguar, up 197% at 4.912 sales.

Less positive performance were reported for Toyota, Opel, Volvo, Seat with he worse ticket, the only one down, shown by Nissan, down 6.7%.

At model wise, Fiat Panda was the leader for the 5th year in a row with 147.283 sales (+16.5%) and the domestic performance pushed the model up the podium in the global “city-cars” ranking (see the dedicated article).

Second was the Lancia Ypsilon, surprisingly gaining one spot despite the age, with 65.663 units (+17.6%), while third was the Fiat 500L with 54.578 sales (+9.3%).

Best imported models and up 2 spots the Renault Clio with 49.798 units.

To see more about the best-selling models, please refer to the specific article here.

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Below, you can sort our interactive tables to see data regarding Brands, Groups and Models. Please bear in mind that sales data are subject to adjustments as sources will update their information. This report is updated at the publishing date and will not be modified while the next on this subject will always have the year to date data updated.

Rank Dec	Rank 2016	BRAND	Sales December	Sales 2016	Variation December	Variation 2016	Share December	Share 2016
1	1	Fiat	26.184	381.515	13,5%	17,7%	21,0%	20,8%
2	2	Volkswagen	10.125	139.049	24,7%	16,8%	8,1%	7,6%
3	4	Renault	8.242	121.137	2,9%	25,6%	6,6%	6,6%
4	3	Ford	7.384	124.250	5,4%	12,0%	5,9%	6,8%
5	5	Peugeot	6.782	95.829	2,4%	13,2%	5,5%	5,2%
6	6	Opel	6.120	95.046	19,3%	7,1%	4,9%	5,2%
7	7	Toyota	5.066	71.826	6,6%	8,5%	4,1%	3,9%
8	9	Mercedes	5.029	64.339	43,0%	22,3%	4,0%	3,5%
9	8	Lancia	4.326	65.701	2,9%	16,6%	3,5%	3,6%
10	13	Hyundai	4.159	56.339	12,1%	18,9%	3,3%	3,1%
11	11	Citroen	3.856	60.485	10,4%	12,4%	3,1%	3,3%
12	12	BMW	3.828	59.834	3,3%	20,3%	3,1%	3,3%
13	10	Audi	3.608	64.022	45,5%	16,8%	2,9%	3,5%
14	14	Nissan	3.292	55.190	-13,5%	-6,7%	2,6%	3,0%
15	15	Dacia	3.080	49.562	-3,7%	11,8%	2,5%	2,7%
16	17	Jeep	3.010	40.442	22,3%	35,1%	2,4%	2,2%
17	18	Alfa Romeo	2.991	36.373	41,2%	18,9%	2,4%	2,0%
18	16	Kia	2.537	45.138	15,5%	15,3%	2,0%	2,5%
19	21	Suzuki	2.082	22.615	15,0%	21,0%	1,7%	1,2%
20	23	Skoda	1.647	19.619	61,2%	22,7%	1,3%	1,1%
21	19	Smart	1.602	28.319	46,7%	17,4%	1,3%	1,5%
22	24	Volvo	1.540	17.588	47,8%	6,8%	1,2%	1,0%
23	20	Mini	1.384	24.429	-32,6%	11,0%	1,1%	1,3%
24	25	Seat	1.312	15.455	29,9%	3,0%	1,1%	0,8%
25	22	Land Rover	929	20.864	-26,3%	14,6%	0,7%	1,1%
26	26	Mazda	702	10.959	9,9%	47,6%	0,6%	0,6%
27	27	Honda	684	9.588	46,5%	98,2%	0,5%	0,5%
28	32	Lexus	567	4.147	3,3%	26,1%	0,5%	0,2%
29	31	Abarth	383	4.165	-2,5%	25,3%	0,3%	0,2%
30	28	Porsche	295	5.121	31,1%	2,4%	0,2%	0,3%
31	29	Jaguar	294	4.912	167,3%	197,7%	0,2%	0,3%
32	33	DS	274	3.701	32,4%	-20,6%	0,2%	0,2%
33	34	Subaru	269	3.510	40,8%	11,4%	0,2%	0,2%
34	36	Maserati	233	2.052	294,9%	51,3%	0,2%	0,1%
35	30	Mitsubishi	222	4.213	-48,3%	-21,6%	0,2%	0,2%
36	35	SsangYong	163	2.808	-16,0%	54,2%	0,1%	0,2%
37	37	Infiniti	117	1.764	550,0%	392,7%	0,1%	0,1%
38	39	DR Motor	31	476	-31,1%	7,0%	0,0%	0,0%
39	42	Tesla	27	240	200,0%	79,1%	0,0%	0,0%
40	41	Mahindra	19	345	-57,8%	-25,6%	0,0%	0,0%
41	40	Ferrari	16	371	100,0%	49,0%	0,0%	0,0%
42	49	Cadillac	4	16	300,0%	77,8%	0,0%	0,0%
42	44	Lamborghini	4	94	33,3%	64,9%	0,0%	0,0%
43	45	Lotus	3	62	-62,5%	10,7%	0,0%	0,0%
44	55	Corvette	2	2	#DIV/0!	#DIV/0!	0,0%	0,0%
44	52	Lada	2	7	#DIV/0!	-41,7%	0,0%	0,0%
44	46	Chevrolet	2	37	-33,3%	-89,2%	0,0%	0,0%
45	48	Aston Martin	1	17	-75,0%	-46,9%	0,0%	0,0%
45	56	Dodge	1	1	#DIV/0!	-87,5%	0,0%	0,0%
45	43	Great Wall	1	114	-94,4%	-30,1%	0,0%	0,0%
45	47	Bentley	1	30	0,0%	36,4%	0,0%	0,0%
45	56	Alpina	1	1	#DIV/0!	#DIV/0!	0,0%	0,0%

Rank Dec	Rank 2016	GROUP	Sales December	Sales 2016	Variation December	Variation 2016	Share December	Share 2016
1	1	FCA	37.144	530.620	14,9%	19,0%	29,9%	28,9%
2	2	Volkswagen	16.992	243.390	32,1%	16,0%	13,7%	13,3%
3	3	Renault-Nissan	14.733	227.660	-2,0%	13,6%	11,8%	12,4%
4	4	PSA	10.912	160.015	5,7%	11,8%	8,8%	8,7%
5	5	Ford	7.384	124.250	5,4%	12,0%	5,9%	6,8%
6	6	Hyundai-Kia	6.696	101.477	13,4%	17,3%	5,4%	5,5%
8	7	General Motors	6.128	95.102	19,3%	6,7%	4,9%	5,2%
7	8	Mercedes Daimler	6.631	92.658	43,9%	20,7%	5,3%	5,0%
10	9	BMW	5.213	84.273	-9,5%	17,4%	4,2%	4,6%
9	10	Toyota	5.633	75.974	6,3%	9,4%	4,5%	4,1%

Rank Dec	Rank 2016	Model	Sales December	Sales 2016	Variation December	Variation 2016
1	1	Fiat Panda	10.316	147.283	16,2%	16,5%
2	2	Lancia Ypsilon	4.326	65.663	3,0%	17,6%
3	4	Renault Clio	3.853	49.798	20,0%	15,3%
4	3	Fiat 500L	3.589	54.578	4,8%	9,3%
5	7	Fiat 500	3.365	45.400	26,7%	11,1%
6	6	Fiat 500x	3.327	46.232	-13,2%	41,9%
7	10	Volkswagen Polo	2.836	43.096	1,6%	18,4%
8	14	Fiat Tipo	2.782	31.555	330,7%	4101,7%
9	5	Volkswagen Golf	2.781	46.708	-7,5%	5,1%
10	8	Fiat Punto	2.641	45.208	10,0%	-19,9%
11	11	Peugeot 208	2.618	34.793	26,4%	24,6%
12	9	Ford Fiesta	2.608	43.573	8,1%	8,2%
13	12	Jeep Renegade	2.545	34.331	36,9%	48,6%
14	13	Toyota Yaris	2.340	32.110	-1,9%	-0,2%
15	31	Volkswagen Tiguan	2.166	15.400	327,2%	81,5%
16	17	Nissan Qashqai	1.985	28.823	21,1%	5,2%
17	16	Opel Corsa	1.971	30.508	19,9%	8,9%
18	15	Citroen C3	1.928	31.274	-19,9%	11,6%
19	21	Peugeot 2008	1.874	23.369	-1,6%	14,9%
20	18	Renault Captur	1.821	28.255	-6,3%	18,1%
21	20	Opel Mokka	1.733	23.799	41,7%	-3,7%
22	23	Dacia Duster	1.729	22.370	35,9%	6,9%
23	19	Alfa Romeo Giulietta	1.571	23.831	-6,3%	4,0%
24	22	Hyundai Tucson	1.512	22.893	15,5%	306,4%
25	30	Mercedes A Class	1.314	16.349	74,0%	27,2%
26	25	Smart Fortwo	1.284	19.477	51,2%	23,0%
27	33	Fiat Ducato	1.219	14.629	0,0%	0,0%
28	29	Kia Sportage	1.057	16.613	34,5%	0,1%
29	49	Nissan Micra	1.047	10.570	0,0%	-21,9%
29	38	Hyundai i10	1.047	13.440	50,6%	7,6%
30	28	Ford Ecosport	1.043	17.199	7,7%	44,3%
31	26	Peugeot 308	1.005	19.396	-38,3%	8,1%
32	107	Fiat Qubo	993	3.147	431,0%	56,3%
33	54	Mini	977	9.947	-18,7%	3,6%
34	39	Opel Astra	945	13.251	69,1%	48,2%
35	58	Mini Countryman	930	9.163	0,0%	-30,0%
36	51	Fiat Doblo Cargo	861	10.335	0,0%	0,0%
37	61	Mercedes C Class	855	8.869	93,9%	7,7%
38	34	Ford C-max	803	14.399	-5,8%	10,2%
39	37	Toyota Aygo	761	13.465	-24,0%	-2,5%
40	42	Ford Kuga	759	11.584	4,8%	29,1%

Italy best selling cars ranking in 2015. The Fiat 500X joined the top 10

carlo — Tue, 12 Jan 2016 13:00:21 +0000

Italy best selling cars ranking in 2015 reported with Fiat Panda leader again as in the last 9 years. The Volkswagen Golf advanced in 5th place as best imported vehicles while the new Fiat 500X arrived in 10th place.

Best-selling models – The Top 100

In the 2015, the Italian car passenger’s market leader was again the city-car Fiat Panda with 126.401 sales (+24.5%), followed by the “ancient” Fiat Punto with 56.447 (-1.1%) and the Lancia Ypsilon, the last model of a glorious brand, third with 55.826 (+9.1%).

More recent models start from the 4th place, thanks to the Fiat 500 L, the model made in Serbia, with 49.918 units (-4.6%) down 1 spot from the previous year, the Volkswagen Golf, leader of importers, up 2 spots, with 44.436 (+13.2%), the Renault Clio with 43.193 (+5.8%) and the Fiat 500, made in Poland, with 40.850 sales (-6.3%).

The Ford Fiesta ranked eight with 40.275 units (+9.2%) ahead of the Volkswagen Polo with 36.384 (+16.8%), the new Fiat 500X with 32.579 and the Toyota Yaris with 32.170 (+12.2%).

Remarkable performance had been posted by the Opel Mokka (16th with 24.712 units, +36.2%), the Peugeot 308 (22nd with 17.938, +92.8%), the Hyundai i20 (37th with 11.556, +124%) and the Mercedes GLA (52nd with 8.601, +79.2%).

The best new model is the Fiat 500x (10th) followed by the Jeep Renegade (18th with 23.096).

Rank 2015	Rank 2014	Model	Sales 2015	Sales 2014	Var 2015
1	1	Fiat Panda	126.401	101.515	24,5%
2	2	Fiat Punto	56.447	57.054	-1,1%
3	4	Lancia Ypsilon	55.826	51.148	9,1%
4	3	Fiat 500L	49.918	51.245	-2,6%
5	7	Volkswagen Golf	44.436	39.251	13,2%
6	6	Renault Clio	43.193	40.830	5,8%
7	5	Fiat 500	40.850	43.597	-6,3%
8	8	Ford Fiesta	40.275	36.873	9,2%
9	9	Volkswagen Polo	36.384	31.157	16,8%
10		Fiat 500X	32.579	97
11	11	Toyota Yaris	32.170	28.684	12,2%
12	10	Citroen C3	28.027	29.316	-4,4%
13	14	Opel Corsa	28.025	21.982	27,5%
14	13	Peugeot 208	27.914	24.382	14,5%
15	12	Nissan Qashqai	27.403	25.555	7,2%
16	19	Opel Mokka	24.712	18.138	36,2%
17	17	Renault Captur	23.931	18.526	29,2%
18	87	Jeep Renegade	23.096	3.738	517,9%
19	15	Alfa Romeo Giulietta	22.921	19.605	16,9%
20	18	Dacia Duster	20.918	18.258	14,6%
21	16	Peugeot 2008	20.333	18.794	8,2%
22	42	Peugeot 308	17.939	9.301	92,9%
23	21	Dacia Sandero	17.182	15.523	10,7%
24	20	Audi A3	17.151	15.526	10,5%
25	28	Kia Sportage	16.601	13.126	26,5%
26	23	Smart Fortwo	15.837	14.512	9,1%
27	26	Fiat Ducato	14.629	13.718	6,6%
28	32	Ford Focus	13.958	11.283	23,7%
29	37	Toyota Aygo	13.813	10.125	36,4%
30	38	Nissan Micra	13.537	9.816	37,9%
31	27	Ford C-max	13.070	13.376	-2,3%
32	24	Mercedes A Class	12.854	14.324	-10,3%
33	25	Hyundai i10	12.495	13.937	-10,3%
34	96	Ford Ecosport	11.915	3.165	276,5%
35	22	Volkswagen Up!	11.841	15.434	-23,3%
36	30	Mini Countryman	11.562	12.681	-8,8%
37	70	Hyundai i20	11.556	5.149	124,4%
38	61	Mini	10.446	6.442	62,1%
39	56	Volkswagen Passat	10.427	6.837	52,5%
40	31	Fiat Doblo Cargo	10.335	12.498	-17,3%
41	41	Toyota Auris	10.094	9.598	5,2%
42	122	BMW 2 Series	9.916	2.258	339,1%
43	35	Fiat Fiorino	9.679	10.182	-4,9%
44	48	Audi Q3	9.595	8.004	19,9%
45	55	Renault Twingo	9.406	6.869	36,9%
46	52	Ford Kuga	8.975	7.520	19,3%
47	36	Opel Astra	8.943	10.143	-11,8%
48	29	Hyundai ix35	8.781	12.791	-31,4%
49	43	Ford B-Max	8.724	8.549	2,0%
50	40	Mercedes B Class	8.706	9.637	-9,7%
51	51	Nissan Juke	8.697	7.749	12,2%
52	73	Mercedes GLA	8.601	4.800	79,2%
53	39	Volkswagen Tiguan	8.485	9.707	-12,6%
54	33	BMW 3 Series	8.437	10.860	-22,3%
55	170	Smart Forfour	8.282	1.141	625,9%
56	69	Mercedes C Class	8.233	5.155	59,7%
57	46	Audi A4	8.107	8.381	-3,3%
58	59	Kia Rio	8.055	6.624	21,6%
59	50	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	7.778	7.852	-0,9%
60	34	Citroen C4	7.716	10.278	-24,9%
61	149	Citroen C4 Cactus	7.575	1.534	393,8%
62	76	Citroen C1	7.537	4.366	72,6%
63	47	Opel Meriva	7.492	8.175	-8,4%
64	44	Alfa Romeo MiTo	7.458	8.527	-12,5%
65	60	Ford KA	7.417	6.569	12,9%
66	49	Audi A1	7.323	7.912	-7,4%
67	104	Peugeot 108	7.282	2.833	157,0%
68	66	Skoda Octavia	7.215	5.790	24,6%
69	63	BMW 1 Series	7.188	6.392	12,5%
70	54	Renault Scénic	6.587	7.331	-10,1%
71	67	Opel Adam	6.426	5.786	11,1%
72	57	Renault Mégane	6.390	6.800	-6,0%
73	53	Toyota RAV4	6.132	7.424	-17,4%
74	68	Seat Leon	5.962	5.341	11,6%
75	58	Hyundai ix20	5.894	6.693	-11,9%
76		Suzuki Vitara	5.797	-
77	64	Fiat Panda Van	5.735	6.143	-6,6%
78	45	Fiat Freemont	5.700	8.493	-32,9%
79		Hyundai Tucson	5.633	-
80	86	Seat Ibiza	5.390	3.740	44,1%
81	71	Peugeot Partner	4.925	5.138	-4,1%
82	82	Fiat Scudo	4.872	3.915	24,5%
83		Opel Karl	4.856	-
84	75	Audi Q5	4.839	4.414	9,6%
85	81	Volvo V40	4.784	3.921	22,0%
86	88	Mercedes CLA	4.680	3.464	35,1%
87	65	Peugeot 3008	4.485	6.098	-26,5%
88		Land Rover Discovery Sport	4.444	11
89	93	Audi A6	4.383	3.276	33,8%
90	103	Fiat Doblo	4.376	2.852	53,4%
91	78	Volvo XC60	4.210	4.230	-0,5%
92	72	BMW 5 Series	4.160	4.809	-13,5%
93	85	Citroen Berlingo	4.091	3.769	8,5%
94	62	BMW X1	4.087	6.406	-36,2%
95	89	Kia Venga	4.079	3.460	17,9%
96	77	BMW X3	4.006	4.309	-7,0%
97	154	Nissan X-Trail	3.848	1.425	170,0%
98	83	Suzuki Swift	3.816	3.842	-0,7%
99		Renault Kadjar	3.781	-
100	90	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	3.707	3.413	8,6%

To know all about this market you can purchase the Car Market Insights 2015 or the Italy 2021 outlook research.

Italy 2015. Auto Sales up 15% following 19th months of consecutive growth.

carlo — Thu, 07 Jan 2016 10:35:20 +0000

Italian Auto Sales up 15% in the 2015 following 19th months of consecutive growth. Fiat defended the over 20% market share ahead of Volkswagen and Ford, while Jeep was the star of the year, not only thanks to Renegade.

Economic Outlook

Italy’s economy expanded 0.2% over the previous quarter in seasonally- and working-day adjusted terms in Q3. The reading, which marked the softest rise since Q4 2014, came on the back of a deterioration of the external sector’s contribution. However, latest indicators paint a positive picture of the economy at the start of Q4.

Indeed, in November, the PMI reached a four-month high and both business and consumer confidence reached all-time highs. Meanwhile, the government’s bailout of four Italian banks at the end of November resulted in significant losses for around 130,000 shareholders and 10,500 bondholders.

The resulting outrage prompted the government to set up a fund to support those who lost money in the restructuring operation. The fund is expected to be worth around EUR 100 million, which would cover about a third of the savers’ losses.

Market Outlook

Ending the year with a new sparkling performance scored in December, the Italian car passenger’s market reported an almost positive 2015 marking a recovery well ahead of the general economic performance scored by the country, still one of the slower in the European Community.

According to data released by the UNRAE, the Italian Association of Cars Importers, in December new cars sales had been 110.582, up 20.9% posting the 19th year-on-year increase in a row.

Full Year 2015 had been 1.583.596, up 15.7% from the previous year, the best out of last four years.

Competitive Arena

In December Fiat Auto has sold 23.072 cars (+34.8%) launching the new Stilo, a C sedan version in theory a car with no demand in this country. In the full year 2015 Fiat sold 324.026 units (+16.6%) with 20.5% of market share.

Volkswagen was second with December sales at 8.121 (+9.9%) and annual sales at 119.035 (+7.3%). In third for December Renault with 8.007 (+33.3%), while the French make was fourth in the full year with 96.443 units.

Ford in December sold 7.008 (+26.0%) ending the year in third place with 110.952 units (+19.2%).

The 2015 will be memorable for Jeep able to increase sales by 163.9% not only thanks to the Renegade success.

As far as performance by group, FCA ended the year on top of the list with 28.2% of market share ahead of Volkswagen with 13.3% and Renault-Nissan with 12.6%. However, the French-Japanese alliance in the fourth quarter was ahead of the German Group. anticipating the battle for the next year.

As far as the best-selling models, in December Fiat Panda was the leader with 8.878 units, up 21.4%, followed by the Lancia Ypsilon with 4.202 (+24.0%) and the new Fiat 500X with 3.832.

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Italy 2014. Auto Market up in double-digit

carlo — Fri, 06 Feb 2015 15:53:41 +0000

Car Market in Italy up in double digit after 5 years fueled by a mix of positive indicators. However the market level stands at lowest in decades with wide space for recovery. In January Ford, Renault and Opel shine.

In January 2015 according to data released by UNRAE, the Italian Association of Cars Importers, total new Car Passengers sold in Italy have been 132.643, up 11.1% compared with the correspondent month last year.

A double-digit growth was not seen in this market since March of 2010 and is encouraging for the rest of the year. The already positive expectations for the Italian market (projected up 7% this year) have been recently reinforced by macro-economic indicator.

Stability on vehicles prices, drop of fuel cost and the new political stability in the country government under the strong Renzi leadership have reduced the consumer’s hesitations on substituting their cars.

This quarter the country will come out from the recession while the already strong exports will be boosted by huge cash injected in the system by BCE and by Euro depreciation.

Despite the positive launch of new 500X, Fiat has lost 5.2% of sales compared with January 2014 with 26.916 sales.

Volkswagen has lost as well, but only 0.7%, with 9.816 sales, while Ford in third fast started with +18.8%.

Renault and Opel, 4^th and 5^th, boomed sales as well

The split of DS brand out of Citroen was not avoiding a sharp decline for the French carmakers, while Jeep kept the rule of fastest growing brand ranking in 17^th place with 2.555 units (+388%)

Others strong performances were posted by Dacia (11^th with 4.502 sales, +28.8%) and Smart (19^th with 2.201 sales, +31.8%).

As far as the car group’s performance and ranking, the leader was FCA with 28.2% market share, ahead of Volkswagen Group with 13.6% and Renault-Nissan with 13.4%.

As far as best-selling models ranking, the Fiat Panda was the leader with 9.441 sales (+12.6%) followed by Fiat Punto with 5.147 (-11.1%) and Lancia Ypsilon with 4.950 (-4.7%).

The new 500X was 21^st with 1.415 units well behind the Jeep Renegade – produced in the same plant in South Italy – that was 15^th with 1.947 units. Unfortunately for Fiat, the 500L collapsed 74.1% at 1.175 units.

The Range Rover Evoque lifts its Italian ranking record to 25^th place.

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Italy. In 2014 sales up 4.5% and Jeep is booming

carlo — Fri, 09 Jan 2015 06:30:29 +0000

Jeep a rising star in Italian vehicle market while Alfa Romeo is asphyxiated and December 2014 confirmed the trend with Jeep jumped in 15^th place, +400% launching the new Renegade and Alfa Romeo collapsing in 19^th place.

In December 2014 according to data released by UNRAE, the Italian Association of Cars Importers, total new Car Passengers sold in Italy have been 92.974, up 2.9% compared with the correspondent month last year.

Full Year 2014 sales in Italy have been 1.357.061, up 4.5% from the correspondent period last year.

Following seven year of consecutive decline, finally the market was up, fueled for demand on leasing and fleet market, while private consumer demand was negative again.

Despite the launch of new 500X, Fiat ended the year with an awful share of 18.5% with 17.231 retails, -3.7% from the correspondent month last year.

Behind, Volkswagen sold 7.261 units (-5.2%) while Renault roared with a +30.0% of sales at 6.155, outpacing Ford (just for this month).

Thanks to the Renegade launch Jeep jumped in 15^th place improving 406.1% (from a really low base) at 2.308 sales while Alfa Romeo is giving away and in December ranked only 19^th with 1.802.

Looking at the report on Car Groups, the December leader was FCA with 25.128 registrations and 27.0% market share, ahead of Renault-Nissan with 13.2% and Volkswagen Group with 12.3%.

As far as model ranking report, the Fiat Panda was the leader with 7.315 sales (+7.8%) followed by Fiat Punto with 4.421 (+14.7%) and Lancia Ypsilon with 3.388 (-7.0%).

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Italy 2014. Auto Market up in double-digit

Car Market in Italy up in double digit after 5 years fueled by a mix of positive indicators. However the market level stands at lowest in decades with wide space for recovery. In January Ford, Renault and Opel shine.

Italy. In 2014 sales up 4.5% and Jeep is booming