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Italy February 2026: Fiat Grande Panda up to #3, €4,900 Leapmotor T03 up to #4

The Leapmotor T03 is sold at €4,900 in Italy, earning it a 4th place overall in February.

It’s an excellent month for new car sales in Italy at +14% year-on-year in February to 157,334 units. This way, the year-to-date tally is up a robust 10.2% to 299,373 sales. Private sales are up 9.5% 82,826 and 52.2% share vs. 54.4% in February 2025 (up 2.5% to 54.4% share YTD), self registrations are up 21.2% to 15,073 and 9.5% share vs. 8.9% last year (up 25.2% to 9.8% YTD), long term rentals are up 2.1% to 34,270 and 21.6% share vs. 24.1% a year ago (up 2.9% to 20.5% YTD), short term rentals shoot up 92.7% to 18,566 and 11.7% share vs. 6.9% (up 121.2% to 10.2% YTD) and company sales edge up 1.5% to 7,975 and 5% share vs. 5.6% (down -1% to 5% YTD).

Looking at sales by alimentation, Petrol is down -12% to 32,012 and 20.2% share vs. 26.1% in February 2025 (off -18.7% to 19.5% share YTD), diesel sinks -23.8% to 10,278 and 6.5% share vs. 9.7% (down -20.2% to 6.9% YTD), LPG implodes -42.7% to 8,008 and 5% share vs. 10% (down -37.8% to 5.7% YTD), HEVs are up 32.6% to 82,315 and 51.9% share vs. 44.6% a year ago (up 28.4% to 52.1% YTD). This is split between 23,985 full hybrids (+38.1%) and 58,330 mild hybrids (+30.4%). PHEVs shoot up 116.2% to 13,525 and 8.5% share vs. 4.5% a year ago (up 130.1% to 8.6% YTD) and finally BEVs gain 80.5% to 12,572 and 7.9% share vs. 5% in February 2025 (up 60.9% to 7.3% share YTD). This means rechargeable cars account for 16.4% of the Italian market this month vs. 9.5% a year ago. (15.9% vs. 9.1% YTD).

First podium finish at home for the Fiat Grande Panda

In the brands ranking, Fiat surges 42.9% year-to-date and finally regains some of its shine. At 13.4% share, and after hitting 13.5% last month, the brands returns to levels not seen in 3 years. Toyota (+0.8%) is stable at #2 but underperforms given the market growth rate. It’s the same story for Volkswagen (+3.7%). In contrast Renault (+33.8%) is up three spots on January to #4, toppling Peugeot (-2.8%), Audi (+27.8%) and Dacia (-39.8%) enduring another awful month. At #10, MG (+18.5%) is inside the Italian Top 10 for the third time after March and December 2025 when it also ranked #10. Extraordinary month for Leapmotor (+2197.2%), more than doubling its previous record volume to over 5,000 sales and 3.2% share, thanks to BEV subsidies coupled with strong incentives. Also benefitting is BYD (+204.4%) up to #15 and 2.6% share.

Looking at the models ranking, the Fiat Panda (+5.9%) trails the market to 8% share, selling more than twice the #2, the Jeep Avenger (+28.3%) at 3.8%. We have a little event in third place: the new Fiat Grande Panda delivers its first ever podium finish at home and seems to finally find its groove as production in Serbia gears up. It holds 3.5% of the market and only 5.4% of its February volume comes from the BEV variant. The big event of the month is the 4th place of the Leapmotor T03 with just under 4,800 sales and 3% share. This is because its price reduced to €4,900 after incentives and a further €3,000 rebate from the manufacturer. Its advertising campaign promotes it as “cheaper than your bike”. The Toyota Aygo X (+93.6%), Renault Clio (+57.6%), Captur (+35.7%) and Toyota Yaris Cross (+25%) also impress among the Top 10 best-sellers. Two recent launches break into the Top 50 for the first time: the BYD Atto 2 at #37 and the Dacia Bigster at #50.

Previous month: Italy January 2026: Fiat hits highest share in 3 years, places Grande Panda at #4

One year ago: Italy February 2025: Fiat (-16.1%) embattled but in the lead

Full February 2026 Top 57 All brands and Top 50 models below.

Italy February 2026 – brands:

PosBrandFeb-26%/25Jan2026%/25PosFY25
1Fiat21,07713.4%+ 42.9%140,23913.4%+ 31.3%11
2Toyota11,1777.1%+ 0.8%221,3087.1%+ 0.6%22
3Volkswagen10,5456.7%+ 3.7%319,3216.5%+ 3.4%33
4Renault7,8495.0%+ 33.9%714,3194.8%+ 19.5%56
5Peugeot7,4304.7%– 2.8%414,5544.9%– 2.2%45
6Audi7,1464.5%+ 27.8%514,1644.7%+ 14.0%68
7BMW6,8364.3%+ 7.3%813,2294.4%+ 3.8%77
8Jeep6,7744.3%+ 7.6%912,7454.3%+ 4.6%99
9Dacia6,1893.9%– 39.8%612,9804.3%– 40.3%84
10MG5,5003.5%+ 18.5%139,7403.3%+ 11.0%1113
11Citroen5,4403.5%– 14.6%1011,1373.7%– 6.5%1011
12Leapmotor5,0083.2%+ 2197.2%276,1262.0%+ 1516.4%2032
13Ford4,4532.8%– 17.2%129,3543.1%– 11.7%1310
14Mercedes4,1932.7%– 3.7%119,7073.2%+ 13.1%1212
15BYD4,1102.6%+ 204.4%177,6612.6%+ 251.9%1521
16Opel4,0192.6%+ 32.4%147,7212.6%+ 21.4%1417
17Skoda3,9762.5%+ 14.7%197,2562.4%+ 11.7%1916
18Nissan3,9202.5%– 3.8%187,3282.4%+ 1.6%1818
19Hyundai3,8322.4%– 5.6%167,4152.5%– 5.2%1714
20Kia3,8222.4%+ 11.5%157,4982.5%+ 1.5%1615
21Suzuki3,1302.0%+ 6.8%215,3341.8%– 6.0%2219
22Omoda+Jaecoo2,9601.9%+ 466.0%205,4561.8%+ 410.4%2125
23Alfa Romeo2,2641.4%– 1.9%224,3501.5%– 5.1%2320
24Cupra1,8711.2%+ 31.7%233,5841.2%+ 40.6%2422
25Mini1,5921.0%+ 31.6%242,9191.0%+ 35.6%2524
26Mazda1,1330.7%+ 31.6%262,3310.8%+ 27.9%2728
27Volvo1,1270.7%– 8.5%252,4060.8%+ 3.0%2626
28Honda1,0450.7%+ 33.8%292,0520.7%+ 42.2%2829
29Seat1,0340.7%+ 75.6%351,4780.5%+ 16.1%3231
30Lancia9860.6%+ 6.5%282,0130.7%+ 10.8%2930
31DR Motor8140.5%– 44.7%301,6460.5%– 41.8%3023
32Tesla7860.5%– 6.8%311,4990.5%+ 19.8%3127
33Land Rover6430.4%– 0.9%331,2700.4%– 1.9%3334
34Sportequipe5440.3%+ 399.1%427410.2%+ 243.1%3840
35Lexus5400.3%– 6.7%341,1100.4%+ 0.8%3536
36EVO4970.3%– 22.7%321,1720.4%– 9.8%3435
37Porsche4830.3%– 0.8%378800.3%– 18.4%3633
38EMC4120.3%+ 73.8%368110.3%+ 102.2%3738
39DS3310.2%– 9.8%387060.2%+ 1.1%3937
40DFSK2870.2%+ 176.7%415070.2%+ 164.1%4043
41Lynk & Co2610.2%+ 1435.3%463720.1%+ 376.9%4345
42KGM2100.1%+ 2000.0%453550.1%+ 765.9%4450
43Subaru2000.1%+ 1.5%433820.1%+ 24.0%4139
44Tiger1040.1%+ 5100.0%403500.1%+ 17400.0%45n/a
45Maserati960.1%– 42.5%481620.1%– 49.5%4841
46Geely910.1%new393730.1%new42 –
47Ich-X800.1%+ 627.3%442410.1%+ 1168.4%46n/a
48Ferrari760.0%+ 24.6%471640.1%+ 15.5%4744
49Lamborghini600.0%+ 39.5%501260.0%+ 23.5%4948
50Polestar400.0%+ 42.9%491060.0%+ 96.3%5049
51Mitsubishi320.0%– 77.3% –320.0%– 91.0%5442
52Smart270.0%– 71.6%52470.0%– 75.5%5246
53Alpine260.0%+ 100.0%51590.0%+ 156.5%51n/a
54Aston Martin180.0%+ 50.0%53320.0%+ 10.3%5353
55Lotus140.0%– 26.3%54260.0%– 43.5%5551
56Jaguar30.0%– 85.7% –40.0%– 93.0%5652
57Mahindra00.0%– 100.0%5510.0%– 99.7%5747
 –Others2230.1%+ 64.0% –4740.2%+ 41.5% – –

Italy February 2026 – models:

PosModelFeb-26%/25Jan2026%/25PosFY25
1Fiat Panda12,6038.0%+ 5.9%125,9068.7%+ 2.7%11
2Jeep Avenger5,9843.8%+ 28.3%211,1443.7%+ 19.2%23
3Fiat Grande Panda5,5003.5%+ 109900.0%48,7992.9%+ 31325.0%337
4Leapmotor T034,7783.0%+ 2242.2%425,7271.9%+ 1504.2%8n/a
5Toyota Yaris Cross3,7362.4%+ 25.0%145,9672.0%+ 7.3%65
6Citroen C33,1312.0%– 45.7%36,6472.2%– 35.7%44
7Toyota Aygo X3,1232.0%+ 93.6%56,1522.1%+ 82.5%514
8Renault Clio3,0962.0%+ 57.6%75,7471.9%+ 39.0%79
9Renault Captur3,0541.9%+ 35.7%205,1221.7%+ 6.1%913
10MG ZS2,6671.7%– 16.1%134,9061.6%– 12.6%1310
11Dacia Duster2,6351.7%– 25.0%124,9721.7%– 36.9%117
12VW T-Cross2,6351.7%+ 43.5%244,2521.4%+ 3.7%2017
13Toyota Yaris2,5421.6%– 28.7%85,0431.7%– 22.4%106
14VW Tiguan2,4481.6%+ 21.4%214,4251.5%+ 15.5%1615
15Peugeot 2082,3641.5%– 23.4%94,8281.6%– 29.1%148
16Nissan Qashqai2,3201.5%+ 2.8%154,4901.5%+ 24.9%1522
17Opel Corsa2,1851.4%+ 5.9%164,3221.4%– 1.9%1718
18BMW X12,1751.4%+ 15.4%184,2641.4%+ 20.5%1816
19Audi Q32,1141.3%+ 109.7%174,2051.4%+ 60.6%2140
20Ford Puma2,0821.3%+ 7.0%194,1511.4%+ 0.1%2312
21Dacia Sandero2,0231.3%– 65.7%64,9601.7%– 56.8%122
22Kia Sportage2,0211.3%+ 33.1%263,5491.2%+ 16.1%2420
23MG 31,9411.2%+ 78.4%273,3201.1%+ 47.9%2531
24VW T-Roc1,8221.2%– 33.4%104,2631.4%– 4.6%1911
25Peugeot 20081,8111.2%– 14.4%293,1821.1%– 18.1%2821
26Peugeot 30081,7951.1%+ 13.3%114,1741.4%+ 57.8%2223
27Hyundai Tucson1,7031.1%+ 68.6%303,0081.0%+ 32.5%3032
28VW Golf1,6861.1%+ 7.5%482,5420.8%– 6.1%3329
29Alfa Romeo Junior1,5601.0%+ 14.5%253,1031.0%+ 12.3%2928
30Suzuki Swift1,4971.0%+ 71.5%412,4480.8%+ 55.9%3435
31Fiat 6001,4610.9%– 26.4%352,5680.9%– 29.4%3219
32BYD Seal U1,3970.9%+ 66.9%233,2161.1%+ 145.3%2726
33Skoda Fabia1,3850.9%+ 42.5%n/a2,2000.7%+ 27.7%4036
34Omoda 51,3750.9%+ 392.8%322,6330.9%+ 326.7%31n/a
35Citroen C3 Aircross1,2900.8%n/a392,3210.8%n/a36n/a
36Toyota C-HR1,2720.8%– 38.3%223,2421.1%– 14.9%2624
37BYD Atto 21,2140.8%newn/an/an/anewn/an/a
38Hyundai i201,1840.8%+ 70.6%n/a1,9740.7%n/a44n/a
39Fiat 5001,1710.7%+ 452.4%382,2300.7%+ 385.8%39n/a
40Nissan Juke1,0990.7%– 24.0%372,1720.7%– 24.2%4134
41Audi A11,0930.7%+ 30.7%432,0120.7%+ 11.7%4346
42Suzuki Vitara1,0620.7%+ 2.8%451,9320.6%– 4.3%4641
43Audi A31,0560.7%– 15.4%332,2380.7%– 14.5%3825
44Skoda Kamiq1,0300.7%– 6.1%441,9050.6%– 10.1%4738
45Kia Picanto1,0150.6%+ 9.3%282,3800.8%– 0.8%3530
46Lancia Ypsilon9860.6%+ 6.5%402,0130.7%+ 10.8%4244
47Mercedes GLA9760.6%+ 2.0%312,2510.8%+ 7.7%3733
48Renault Symbioz9420.6%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
49Opel Mokka9260.6%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
50Dacia Bigster9210.6%newn/a1,6340.5%new49n/a
n/aBMW X37990.5%+ 110.3%341,9660.7%+ 51.5%4547
n/aFord Tourneo Courier7880.5%– 9.8%361,8780.6%+ 10.7%48n/a
n/aFord Kuga7880.5%– 26.0%491,6260.5%– 18.5%5043
n/aBYD Dolphin Surf6990.4%new471,5540.5%newn/an/a

Source: UNRAE

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