The Opel Corsa is the best-selling vehicle in Greece in 2023.
Discover Greek Historical data covering 90 years here.
134,484 new cars hit Greek roads in 2023, a 27.7% year-on-year surge. Toyota (+10.6%) conserves the top spot in the brands charts but sees its market share fall from 14.1% to 12.2%. Opel (+78.8%) skyrockets from #5 and 5.5% share to #2 and 7.7%, while Peugeot (+12.1%) stays at #3. Hyundai (+8.3%) drops two spots to #4. Citroen (+119.5%) manages the largest year-on-year lift in the Top 20 and climbs 6 ranks to #5 while Volkswagen (+9.4%) is down two to #6. Suzuki (+72.3%), Kia (+39.8%) and BMW (+39.4%) also comfortably beat the market in the remainder of the Top 10. Below, Tesla (+212.6%), Cupra (+199%) and Mazda (+111.1%) stand out. Launched in July, MG lands directly at #27.
We have a big event atop the models charts: the Opel Corsa (+84.7%) almost doubles its sales year-on-year and ends 10 consecutive years of domination by the Toyota Yaris (-7.8%) down to #2. It topped the ranking in January, March, April and May. The Opel Corsa also led annual Greek sales in 2007, 2011 and 2012, just before the 10-year stretch of the Yaris. The Citroen C3 (+84.4%) is also very dynamic at #3 (#1 in February), with the Toyota Yaris Cross (+70.8%) staying at #4 despite a robust gain (#1 in June). The Peugeot 208 (+19.3%) falls three spots to #5. The Suzuki Vitara (+84.1%) soars 7 spots to #6 and ranked #1 in October, November and December. Other great gains are delivered by the Peugeot 2008 (+73.9%) up 10 ranks to #9, the Fiat Panda (+64.2%) up 7 to #8 (#1 in July and August) and the Hyundai i20 (+55.7%) up one to #7.
Previous year: Greece 2022: Toyota Yaris celebrates 10 straight years at #1, market up 4.3%
Two years ago: Greece 2021: Toyota Yaris and Peugeot 208 top market up 24.6%
Full December 2023 Top 40 All brands and Top 215 All models below.
Full Year 2023 Top 50 All brands and Top 317 All models vs. Full Year 2022 figures below.
