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2021 Europe Auto Sales Figures – By Model (All Vehicle Ranked)

2021 European Vehicle Sales Rankings – Every Vehicle Ranked By Sales Volume

After looking at the manufacturers and brands rankings for 2021, let’s take a deeper look at car sales by model in Europe. The traditional leader Volkswagen Golf has been under heavy pressure this year, taking only 4 monthly wins and losing almost a quarter of its sales on last year. The Golf does manage to hold on to its crown for the 14th consecutive year. There’s a fierce battle for 2nd place with four models within 10,000 deliveries of each other.

The Renault Clio holds on to the 2nd place it’s held since 2016 despite sales down 19.6%, while the Peugeot 208 is down 1.8% into third place, just ahead of the Dacia Sandero, up 15.8%. Best selling crossover is the Peugeot 2008 at #5 with sales up 22.6% to a new annual record for the nameplate, outselling the Volkswagen T-Roc, up 14.5% to #7 and the Renault Captur, down 9.3% at #10. The Opel/Vauxhall Crosa drops 2 places to #6 while the Toyota Yaris, which started the year strong, is down 1% and also loses 2 places. Thanks to the all-new EV version and a hybrid version, the Fiat 500 is up 24.5% to reenter the top-10 at #9.

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