Italy

Italian best-selling cars ranking in 2021 is still heavily dominated by the Fiat Panda, ahead of the quickly rising Fiat 500 and the Lancia Ypsilon. The Fiat 500X falls in 6th place.

Italian Auto market in 2021 rises by 5.5% with 1.46 million sales, reporting a very strong first half, followed by a double-digit fall in the second part of the year. Toyota reports the best performance this year, gaining 22.6%.

Italian best-selling cars ranking in 2020 was again heavily dominated by the Fiat Panda, ahead of the Fiat 500x and the Renault Clio. The Lancia Ypsilon falls in 9th place, while the Renault Captur jumped 5 positions and entered the leaderboard.

Italian Auto market in 2020 falls by 27.8% as the country was the first after China to be severely hit by the pandemic. Full-year sales have been 1.38 Million, the lowest annual volume since 2014. HEV, BEV, and PHEV surge as EU incentives boost sales.

Italian best-selling cars ranking in again dominated by the Fiat Panda, which in the 2019 is surprisingly recovering terrain, ahead of the last surviving Lancia, the model Ypsilon and the best imported model, the Renault Clio. Huge success found by the last generation of the Dacia Duster while the new entrance on top of the list is the Volkswagen T-Roc.

Italian Autos Market kept a stable trend, thanks to positive performances in recent months. Indeed, Total sales were 1.923.619, up just 0.2%. Fiat continues to lose share and actually is at 14.9% with a negative outlook for the next 18 months.

Italian best selling cars in 2018 dominated by the Fiat Panda for the seventh consecutive year with a wide gap over the leader among imported vehicles, the Renault Clio. The Jeep Renegade, made in Italy, ranks in 5th place.

Italian Autos Market went down 2.6% in 2018 closing the year with 1.918.526 sales, interrupting the steady growth of precious years. Fiat - down 19.5% - has eroded its market share below 20%. Jeep Renegade scored an astonishing performance. 

Best selling Cars in Italy in the 2017 dominated by the Fiat Panda with a wide gap over the Lancia Ypsilon and the Fiat Tipo. The leader among imported vehicles was the Renault Clio ahead of a raising star, the last generation of Citroen C3.

Italian Auto Market up 7.1% in the 2017, despite losing 2% in the last month, hitting the best level since the 2008. Citroen was the fastest growing brand, thanks to the new C3, stable on podium in the second half, while Hybrids push up Toyota.