Cezar Tistor article – published on Friday, August 22, 2025, 6:19 pm / Updated Friday, August 22, 2025 18:22
Dacia had an excellent month on the European market. In July, the Romanian brand sold over 54,600 cars, 15% more than in the same period last year. The growth was supported by the launch of Bigster, but also by the return of the Spring electric model, according to profit.ro.
However, the star of the month was Dacia Sandero, who remained in the first place in the sales ranking in Europe. With about 21,000 units delivered, the Romanian model has exceeded consecrated rivals such as Volkswagen T-Rroc or Toyota Yaris Cross. In total, from the beginning of the year and until now, Sandero has been chosen by over 152,000 customers, confirming once again its huge success on the continental market.
Photo. The best -selling car in Europe
Sandero registered a decrease of about 8%in July, and for the first seven months of the year the decline is approaching 10%. During this period, 152,600 units were sold, with over 15,000 less than in the same stage of 2024.
However, remained the best -selling car in Europeexceeding all their aspirations with aspirations to this position, respectively Renault Clio, VW Golf or, less and less likely, Tesla Model Y.
Bigster is approaching 30,000 units sold!
Bigster, the new SUV launched by Dacia, had a very good start. Nearly 10,000 customers bought it in July, and from the beginning it has already passed 26,000 units. According to the same quoted source, if it will maintain the same sales rate, Bigster, the latest model of the Mioveni car manufacturer, It will reach 90,000 cars sold by the end of 2025!
However, the success of this model is also felt in the decreases of other cars in the range, such as Duster or Jogger.
Spring, Dacia's electric car returned after the break caused by model change. In July, over 2,200 units were sold, and for the first seven months it passed the threshold of 21,000 cars. Instead, Logan remains almost exclusively on the Romanian and Bulgaria market, with modest sales in the rest of Europe.
