Italian Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2025. The Dacia Duster rises 6 spots and secure 6th position in the Top 10. The Renault Captur leaves the rankings, down 19.2% from 8th into 12nd.
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 cumulative data for the Top selling models up to October 2025, the Fiat Panda reported a 0.8% increase with a 7% 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 (-19.4%) ahead of the Jeep Avenger in 3rd (+18.5%).
The Citroen C3 ranked 4th (+0.4%) ahead of the Toyota Yaris Cross in 5th (-1.2%), the Dacia Duster -up 6 spots- in 6th (+25.1%) and the Toyota Yaris -up 2 spots- in 7th (+9.7%).
The Peugeot 208 -up 2 spots- ranked 8th (+7.4%) followed by the MG ZS -up 6 spots- in 9th (+11.7%) and in 10th place the Renault Clio -down 3 spots- (-18.5%).
Tables with sales figures
In the tables below we report sales for Top 50 models.
