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Dacia Sandero and Duster top market down -2.1% – Best Selling Cars Blog

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The Dacia Sandero is the best-selling vehicle in Serbia in May.

Thanks to our Central European partner CE Auto, we can share with you today new car sales in Serbia, a market edging down -2.1% year-on-year to 2,685 registrations. The year-to-date volume is now down -5.7% to 11,525 units. It’s a great month for Dacia in Serbia, placing two models atop the charts: the Sandero (+311.8%) is up 4-fold to snap the overall pole position with 5.2% of the market vs. 3% year-to-date where it now ranks #4. Just 3 units below is the Duster (+140.4%) now #3 YTD. The Citroen C3 (+124.4%) completes a euphoric podium. Boosted by end-of-life promotions, the Renault Kadjar lodges its very first Top 10 finish in Serbia, directly at #4. The Skoda Superb (+91.5%) also shines year-on-year but falls to #5 for the month vs. #2 YTD. Still #1 year-to-date, the Skoda Fabia (-37.5%) falls to #6 this month. The Fiat Ducato (#7) stays in the Top 10 but it’s not enough to crack the YTD Top 10 just yet.

Previous month: Serbia April 2022: Skoda Fabia cements #1 spot in market freefalling -21.9%

One year ago: Serbia May 2021: Skoda Fabia and Octavia on top, market up 29.2%

Full May 2022 Top 10 models ranking below.

Serbia May 2022 – models:

Pos Model May-22 % /21 Apr 2022 % /21 Pos FY21
1 Dacia Sandero 140 5.2% 311.8% n/a 345 3.0% 15.0% 4 9
2 Dacia Duster 137 5.1% 140.4% 2 356 3.1% 40.7% 3 7
3 Citroen C3 101 3.8% 124.4% n/a 263 2.3% -0.8% 11 10
4 Renault Kadjar 90 3.4% n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
5 Skoda Superb 90 3.4% 91.5% 3 409 3.5% 20.6% 2 6
6 Skoda Fabia 85 3.2% -37.5% 1 517 4.5% -38.2% 1 1
7 Fiat Ducato 81 3.0% n/a 5 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
8 Fiat Doblo 78 2.9% n/a 4 275 2.4% n/a 9 n/a
9 Skoda Kodiaq 74 2.8% n/a 5 267 2.3% n/a 10 n/a
10 Hyundai Tucson 73 2.7% 25.9% 8 315 2.7% n/a 6 8
10 Kia Sportage 73 2.7% -29.1% 9 342 3.0% -5.0% 5 5
n/a Toyota Corolla 40 1.5% -52.4% 7 293 2.5% n/a 7 n/a

Source: CE Auto

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