MG breaks records, pushes ZS to...

The MG ZS is the most popular vehicle in Spain in February.

It’s another sturdy month for new car sales in Spain, with February up 11% year-on-year to 90,327 units. This leads to a year-to-date tally up 8.4% to 162,643. The nation-wide volume is helped by replacement vehicles purchased in the Comunidad Valenciana (+69.3%) and without them the market would be up “just” 5.8%. Other strong regions include Baleares (+41.4%), Asturias (+22.2%), La rioja (+14.7%) and Cantabria (+14.6%). This month’s private sales are very solid at +15.9% to 40,321 while company sales edge up 3.9% to 29,646 and sales to rental companies advance 13% to 20,360. Year-to-date, private sales post the best performance also at +14.1% to 78,539 units with company sales up 3% to 57,622 and rentals up 4.9% to 26,482. 

The Top 4 brands all beat the market this month. Toyota (+34.9%) continues to lead the way at 9.1% share, distancing a surging Renault (+45.2%). Seat (+12%) is up five spots on last month to #3 ahead of Kia (+40.1%). Volkswagen (+3%) is more muted at #5 but is back up two ranks on January. Peugeot (-23.8%), leader a year ago, falls to #6. MG (+118.3%) is up spectacularly, scoring the largest year-on-year uptick in the Top 20 and shooting up to #7 with 4,596 sales and 5.1% share, all new records eclipsing its previous best of #9 with 3,944 sales and 4.7% established last July. Dacia (+12.3%) also edges past the market growth but falls four spots on January to #8. Notice also Jaecoo up to a record #28.

Over in the models charts, the MG ZS (+70.3%) posts a fourth ever monthly win after August, September and December 2023, outselling the traditional leader, the Dacia Sandero (+4.8%). The Renault Clio (+57.8%) and Seat Ibiza (+24.5%) also manage very strong results above the Toyota Corolla (+8.6%) which rounds out the Top 5. The Toyota C-HR (+67.2%), Peugeot 208 (+59.3%) and Opel Corsa (+26.8%) also lodge fantastic gains in the remainder of the Top 10, with the Renault Captur (+13.4%) a little weaker but still beating the market’s average growth. The Renault Symbioz is up 58 spots on January to land at #41, making it the best-selling recent launch in the country above the Jaecoo 7 (#46), BYD Seal U (#64) and Kia EV3 (#67).

Previous month: Spain January 2025: Dacia Sandero, Hyundai Tucson and MG ZS dominate in solid market

One year ago: Spain February 2024: Peugeot scores first win in over 2 years, Nissan Qashqai (+84.7%) up to #2

Full February 2025 Top 62 All brands and Top 329 All models below.

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