US EditionThese Are the 10 Best-Selling Cars in October 2025 in Spain
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At the national level, the registrations of passenger and off-road cars in Spain reached 96,785 units in October, equivalent to an increase of 15.94% over the same month of 2024.
Image ID: /clip/8f59ee8-d0c4-4a7d-800b-47bd321b79d4_media-libre-aspect-ratio_default_0.jpg The tourism market continues at a good pace and achieves a growth of 15.9%, compared to October last year, with 96,785 units sold. In the annual cumulative, the growth is 14.9%, with a total of 951,516 units of passenger cars sold. If the months of November and December reflect the same growth as October, the sector will celebrate the closing of a good yea…
October marked the third best month in history for electric cars in Spain with 9,282 units sold. BYD leads for the first time the monthly market and Dolphin Surf becomes the most sold model marking a milestone. October has been a historic month for the Spanish electric market, with a 90% increase in sales of pure electric cars compared to October 2024. The 9,282 units were reached, making this month the third best monthly record in history, and …
One month more the Spanish car market shows a good state of health. October is already history. 31 days that confirm the upward trend of the industry. The market of passenger cars closed with an increase of 16% and almost 100,000 units registered (96,785). The electric segment continues to be at the head of buying preferences of Spanish drivers. With 23,843 registrations of electric passenger cars and plug-in hybrids, these represent 20.13% of m…
Once again (and already eight consecutive months in 2025), the Dacia Sandero was the best selling car of the month in Spain with 3,484 units registered in October, 9.5% more than in the same period of 2024. Read
While the October figures show a shiver, the reality of the automotive sector is much more contrasted, marked by a costly electric transition and consumer confidence that is eroded.
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