New Dacia car registrations in France fell by 13.6 percent in Q1 against
the same period in 2014, to 24,497 units, marking the strongest decline
among the brands with a high volume of sales, on a market up by 6.9
percent.
According to Mediafax, by March-end, the Romanian brand’s market share stood at 5.13 percent.
With
sales of 28,349 personal cars in Q1 2014, Dacia was having at the end
of March 2014 a share of 6.35 percent on the French market. Of the
Dacia models, Sandero ranks 11 in the top of the most sold models on the
French market, with 10,990 units sold in the first quarter and a 2.3
percent market share, followed by Duster on the 13th place with 9,008
new cars registered and a 1.9 percent market share. In March, new
Dacia car sales fell by 9.8 percent, from 10,305 units in 2014 to 9,292
units this year, according to the French Automobile Manufacturers
Association.
France is the largest market of Dacia, new car
registrations having increased by 12.9 percent last year as compared to
2013, to 105,896 units.
(Business Review EU)