The best-selling SUVs in Europe in 2021
- SUVs accounted for 44.7% of passenger car registrations in Europe (29 countries) in 2021, setting a new market share record (it was 40.1% in 2020). SUVs continue to bite into the sedan market and have ended up wiping out the minivan market which resembles them in many ways (Citroën has just ceased production of its C4 Space Tourer, while the Renault Scénic and Volkswagen Touran will soon be deleted).
- The ten best-selling SUVs in Europe in 2021 were the Peugeot 2008 (B segment) with 188,000 sales (+25.5%), Volkswagen T-Roc (C segment) with 173,000 sales (+16.7%) , Renault Captur (segment B) with 151,000 sales (-10.3%), Volkswagen Tiguan (segment C) with 150,000 sales (-7.3%), Peugeot 3008 (segment C) with 136,000 sales (+13 .2%), Hyundai Tucson (segment C) with 131,000 sales (+68.5%), Ford Puma (segment B) with 124,000 sales (+11.5%), Volkswagen T-Cross (segment B) with 118,000 sales (+10.0%), Dacia Duster (C segment) with 117,000 sales (+4.9%) and Volvo XC40 (C segment) with 115,000 sales (+12.0%).
- We observe that B and C segment SUVs are the most in demand, with D segment SUVs only coming in 16th and 20th position for the best-selling of them (Toyota RAV4 and BMW X3). Of all SUVs sold in Europe in 2021, 45% were C-segment, 35% were B-segment, 14% were D-segment, 5% were E-segment and 1% were F-segment.
- By nationality, German brand SUVs are the most sold (37% of the total), ahead of French brand SUVs (15%), Japanese brand SUVs (14%) and Korean brand SUVs (11%).
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