Serbia Car Sales : 2013

The Capital Belgrade

Serbia has had it's sixth consecutive drop in car sales, from 56,000 in 2007 to 22,000 in 2013. Clearly that reflects economic realities in many parts of Europe. A slowdown of the government's austerity measures may see the economy grow slightly in 2014, but that probably means another challenging year for car sales here.

Skoda enjoyed its second year at the top of the market. FAS, a local brand owned by Fiat and was formerly known as Zastava, came in second and had good growth. There were some sizable reductions in cars sold for some brands.

11	12	13		Sales	Shr	+/-
2	1	1	Skoda	3,925	17.8%	7%
1	2	2	FAS	3,453	15.7%	49%
4	4	3	Hyundai	1,917	8.7%	4%
7	3	4	VW	1,427	6.5%	-26%
6	5	5	Ford	1,116	5.1%	-37%
5	6	6	Opel	1,094	5.0%	-22%
10	12	7	Fiat	1,029	4.7%	29%
3	7	8	Dacia	1,021	4.6%	-26%
8	8	9	Renault	962	4.4%	-23%
14	10	10	Kia	796	3.6%	-4%
11	11	11	Toyota	642	2.9%	-20%
17	13	12	Audi	503	2.3%	-3%
9	9	13	Chevrolet	496	2.2%	-42%
19	16	14	Suzuki	484	2.2%	5%
21	19	15	Honda	475	2.2%	21%
13	15	16	Mercedes	444	2.0%	-12%
18	18	17	BMW	403	1.8%	3%
16	17	18	Nissan	369	1.7%	-12%
12	20	19	Peugeot	286	1.3%	5%
20	21	20	Mazda	234	1.1%	-4%
24	14	21	Lada	199	0.9%	-61%
22	22	22	Seat	121		-45%
23	26	23	Mitsubishi	121		38%
31	30	24	smart	113		131%
27	27	25	Volvo	86		9%
26	24	26	Land Rover	68		-36%
29	23	27	MINI	66		-44%
28	28	28	Jeep	45		-24%
30	29	29	Alfa Romeo	44		-14%
34	31	30	Lancia	27		-16%
32	32	31	Subaru	26		13%
38	-	32	Isuzu	24
33	34	33	Porsche	22		38%
			Other	9
				22,047		-6%

Data source: Thanks to Vrele Gume

The Fiat 500L made in Serbia