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The Romanian brand Dacia reported global sales of 521,387 vehicles in the first nine months of 2025, registering an increase of 4.1% compared to the same period in 2024.

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In Europe, Dacia sold 449,634 cars, with a growth of 5.3% and maintaining its position at number 9 in the market. Dacia gained a position in the ranking of sales to individual customers, occupying second place. The third quarter brought an acceleration in sales, with 165,451 vehicles sold, a growth of 16.2% compared to previous quarters. The performances were remarkable in Germany, Spain, and Belgium-Luxembourg.

The Bigster model became the second best-selling C-segment SUV in Europe, while the Dacia Sandero continues to be the best-selling vehicle across all distribution channels. Sales of hybrid vehicles increased significantly, representing 20.9% of total sales in Q3, with a growth of 170% in the first nine months.

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Dacia a vândut peste 520.000 de mașini la nivel mondial, în primele nouă luni, după o creștere puternică în al treilea trimestru / Dacia Sandero rămâne cel mai vândut vehicul din Europa
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Raport Renault Group: Dacia a vândut 521.387 de vehicule la nivel global în primele nouă luni din 2025
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ULTIMA ORĂ Vânzări accelerate pentru Dacia, la nivel global, în trimestrul 3

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