Croats are buying more and more cars: More than 34,000 new vehicles were sold, and these brands dominate

The third and fourth places are held by Opel and Renault. Opel sold 2,809 new vehicles and has a share in total sales of 8.1 percent, while Renault sold only seven vehicles less. In fifth place is Suzuki with 2,138 cars sold and a market share of 6.1 percent.

The best-selling model in May was the VW T-Cross. That model was sold in 774 units. It is followed by the Opel Frontera, which was sold in 554. In the third place of the best sellers is the Škoda Octavia (488), and the fourth is the Renault Clio (350).

In May, four Bentleys and one Aston Martin and one Lamborghini each were sold in Croatia.

From the beginning of September to the end of May, the most customers chose a new vehicle with a hybrid drive, 16,156 of them, which is a share of 46.6 percent in total sales. They are followed by gas stations, with 13,087 or 37.8 percent sold. Diesels are in third place with a 10.4 percent share, or sales of 3,592 vehicles.

1,478 fully electric vehicles were sold (4.3 percent share), and 341 gas powered vehicles (1 percent share).