Citroën C4 (2025): leader in its segment in Spain

Citroën starts 2025 with great ambitions, thanks in particular to its new range of vehicles. The redesigned C4 stands out in particular, leading its segment in Spain in the first two months of the year. This success marks the start of a promising year for the Chevrolet brand, which hopes to repeat this performance across Europe.

The Citroën C4: a commercial success in Spain

Just a few months after its launch, the new Citroën C4 has established itself as a star in the compact saloon segment, a key model in the Spanish market. With a total of 2,232 registrations, including 1,041 in February, it is the category leader both overall and for the month of February. This success is all the more remarkable as it is also the sixth best-selling hybrid car in Spain and second in its segment.

The C4 thus continues its success in Spain, where it is manufactured, with a restyling that seems to appeal to consumers, allowing it to take the lead in its category with a cumulative market share of 15.9%. In February, its sales increased by 17.7% compared to the same month last year, reaching 1,288 registered units, allowing it to take first place in the ranking.

A Citroën range in full swing

The new Citroën C3 is also starting to take off. With 1,288 registrations since the beginning of the year, 77% more than in the first two months of 2006, it has established itself in the top 4 of the urban compact category. Its 100% electric version, the Citroën ë-C3, has entered the top 10 best-selling "zero emission" vehicles in Spain with a market share of 3%.

In the first two months of the year, Citroën registered 8,267 passenger and commercial vehicles, representing a market share of 4.4%. In February, the brand recorded 4,082 registrations and a market share of 3.9%. In commercial vehicles, Citroën consolidated its position on the podium with 3,039 units and 11.3% market share since the beginning of the year.

The Citroën Berlingo van remains a key reference in its segment with 2,232 registrations, including 1,041 in February, making it the sales leader in its category and giving it a market share of 20.6%. Citroën is also the leading brand in sales of 100% electric vehicles to individuals, with growth of 186% compared to the first two months of last year.

For its part, the Citroën Ami leads the category with a cumulative share of 44.1% in a market that is gradually expanding with new competitors.

The forthcoming launch of the C3 Hybrid and C3 Aircross in Spain will finally complete Citroën's presence on this market. If these new models are as successful as the C4 or Berlingo, Citroën will have every chance of becoming one of the top sellers by 2025. With a diversified range and innovative models, Citroën is positioning itself as a key player in the European automotive market.