Dacia’s market share in Germany remained at 1.6% in January-October.
Jeep had the biggest growth, of 43.4%, to 7,989 units, followed by Mazda (20.8%) with 45,902 units and Nissan, with a 14.6% increase, to 52,680 units. At the opposite end, the biggest decline, of 75.4%, was posted by Chevrolet, to 5,466 cars.
Sales of market leader Volkswagen rose 2.9%, to 547,779 units in the analyzed period, while Renault, which owns Dacia, posted a growth of 7.3%, to 87,263 units.
In October, Dacia registrations in Germany rose 7.1%, to 4,244 units, compared to the same month in 2013.
Mitsubishi had the biggest growth in October, of 65.7%, to 2,457 cars, while Chevrolet sales climbed 94.2% to 108 units.
Germany is Dacia’s second largest market after France.