At the end of February, Dacia had a market share of 1.5% in Germany.
Dacia sales declined 16.2%, to 2,878 units end-February compared to the same period in 2014.
The German auto market grew 4.6% in the first two months of the year, to 434,591 units.
The biggest growth rates were posted by Lexus (+81.5%, to 245 units), Jeep (+74.4%, to 2,037 units) and Mitsubishi (+65.1%, to 4,601 units).
At the opposite end, the biggest declines were registered by Chevrolet (-97.9%, to 69 units), Lancia (-39.4%, to 106 units) and Jaguar (-29.2%, to 459 units).
New registrations of Renault, part of the French group that also owns Dacia, dropped 3.8% in January-February, to 12,870 units. Renault has a market share of 3% in Germany.
Sales of market leader Volkswagen rose 13.4% in the first two months, to 101,835 units, and the carmaker has a market share of 23.5%.
Germany is Dacia’s second largest market after France. Dacia’s sales in Germany rose 7.5% last year, to 48,907 units.