Looking at car statistics is always fun, especially in a country that always seems to be a bit different. Here are the numbers for 2016.
20. BMW 2-series (1883 cars)
19. Toyota Prius (1985 cars)
18. Skoda Superb (2012 cars)
17. Nissan Qashqai (2021 cars)
16. Tesla Model S (2051 cars)
15. Volvo XC60 (2259 cars)
14. Mercedes Benz B-class (2271 cars)
13. Mazda CX-3 (2286 cars)
12. Mazda CX-5 (2655 cars)
11. Audi A3 (3018 cars)
10. Volkswagen Tiguan (3233 cars)
9. Skoda Octavia (3975 cars)
8. BMW i3 (3953 cars)
7. Nissan Leaf (4162 cars)
6. Toyota Yaris (4247 cars)
5. Toyota Auris (4419 cars)
4. Volkswagen Passat (4813 cars)
3. Toyota RAV4 (4955 cars)
2. Mitsubishi Outlander (5687 cars)
1. Volkswagen Golf (13148 cars)
As usual, we see electric cars and cars with hybrid variants do well. Volvo had a bad year with the V70 ending production, the XC60 and the V40 starting to get old and the V90 not being cheap nor available enough (yet) to make an impact.
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