In September alone, Dacia registrations rose 26.5% in the UK, to 4,455 units, and the carmaker had a market share of 0.96% from 0.83% in September 2014.
In January-September, Dacia had a market share of 0.97%, from 0.95% in the corresponding period a year earlier.
Jeep registered a three-fold growth in the UK in January-September to 8,420 units, followed by Mercedes Benz, with 17.6%, to 116,509 units and Volkswagen, with 8.2% to 182,441 units
Registrations of Renault, which owns Dacia, rose 16.7% to 59,221 units in January-September in the UK.
France and Germany are Dacia’s largest markets.
Registrations of new Dacia cars in France, its biggest market, declined 5.7% on the year in January-September, to 74,647 units, while the French auto market grew 6.3% to 1,421,440 units. In September alone, Dacia sales in France rose 11.5% to 7,549 units, securing Dacia a market share of 4.58%, compared to 4.48% in the same month a year ago.
New registrations of Dacia cars in Germany declined 8.1% on the year in January-September to 34,447 units, while the German car market rose 5.5%, to 2.407 million units, according to German car registrations office. In January-September, Dacia had a market share of 1.4% in Germany.