In July, Citroën continued to make waves on the Spanish market with remarkable results. The double Chevron recorded 5,125 registrations of cars and LCVs, an impressive increase of 22% (VP+LCV) compared to last year, in an overall market up 5%.
This success is part of a positive annual trend for the brand, which has registered 40,779 vehicles since the beginning of the year, consolidating its sixth place on the Spanish market. Citroën is keeping a close eye on the top 5, reinforced by flagship models such as the Citroën C3, which is now in the top 9 of best-selling cars in Spain with 11,423 registrations since January.
Citroën's success is not limited to cars. The brand has also demonstrated its strength in the commercial vehicle sector. In July, Citroën recorded a remarkable 91% increase in commercial vehicle registrations, with 2,116 units sold compared to 1,106 last year. This performance gives Citroën a market share of 11.9% for the current year. The Citroën Berlingo stands out as the most popular model in this segment, capturing 10% of the total commercial vehicle market in Spain. In addition, Citroën is the leader in 100% electric commercial vehicles with a market share of 18.9% and the Berlingo is the best-selling electric commercial vehicle with a market share of 13.6%.
Strong leadership in the electric segment
Citroën's continued growth in Spain is also marked by its growing leadership in the electric vehicle segment. In fact, the brand is the leader in 100% electric commercial vehicles with a market share of 18.9%. This performance is underpinned by a complete range adapted to the needs of fleets, companies and professionals. In particular, the Citroën Berlingo is the best-selling electric commercial vehicle in Spain, with a market share of 13.6%.
In terms of passenger cars, the Citroën ë-C4, a fully electric model manufactured in Spain, has entered the top 10 best-selling electric cars, demonstrating the success of the brand's zero-emissions strategy. The results for July show a 30.8% increase for the Citroën C4 compared to the same month last year, with 1,274 registrations. This success confirms Citroën's position as a major player in the electric vehicle sector and demonstrates the brand's ongoing commitment to innovation and sustainability.
In conclusion, Citroën continues to show positive momentum in the Spanish market, supported by popular models such as the C3 and an exceptional performance in the commercial and electric vehicle sectors. With continued growth and a strengthened presence, the brand is positioning itself as a key player in the Spanish automotive landscape, ready to face future challenges and meet growing consumer expectations.
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