Italian Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2025. The Dacia Sandero dropped 19.8%, widening the gap with the leader, the Fiat Panda. The Dacia Duster showed impressive growth, climbing into 7th while the Renault Captur slipped out of the Top 10.
The struggles of the Italian automotive industry are evident in the rankings of best-selling cars for the year 2025, with only two Fiat models that made it into the Top 15 despite the brand’s long-standing dominance.
Looking at full-year data, the Fiat Panda reported a 2.6% increase with a 6.8% share. Still well ahead of all other competitors. It continues to lead the market, despite being a basic city car almost exclusively sold in Italy and having seen only minor updates over its 40-year history.
In second place the Dacia Sandero ranked 2nd (-19.8%) ahead of the Jeep Avenger in 3rd (+14.5%).
The Toyota Yaris Cross -up 1 spot- ranked 4th (+1.3%) ahead of the Citroen C3 -down 1 spot- in 5th (-6.3%), the Toyota Yaris -up 1 spot- in 6th (+4.8%) and the Dacia Duster -up 5 spots- in 7th (+18%).
The Peugeot 208 -up 2 spots- ranked 8th (-2%) followed by the Renault Clio -down 3 spots- in 9th (-17.7%) and in 10th place the MG ZS -up 4 spots- (+5%).
Tables with sales figures
In the tables below we report sales for Top 50 models.
