The Citroen C3 is the best-selling vehicle in Serbia for the first time.

Based on data by our local partner CE Auto, 2,207 new light vehicles hit Serbian roads in October, a small 1.6% year-on-year improvement. Year-to-date sales are up 3.4% to 25,193. In pole position this month we have the Citroen C3 (+81.3%) for what is its first time in the Serbian top spot. Four Skodas follow: the Octavia (+2.9%) repeats at #2 and cements its YTD leadership, the Fabia (-21.6%) struggles at #3 while the Kamiq (+47.3%) and Superb (+59.6%) both post outstanding gains. It is also the case for the Toyota Corolla (+55.3%) just below. The Dacia Sandero (+522.2%) stands out at #8 but still hasn’t cracked the YTD Top 10.

Previous month: Serbia September 2023: Fiat Ducato edges past Skoda Octavia

One year ago: Serbia October 2022: Skoda Fabia and Octavia best-sellers

Full October 2023 Top 10 models ranking below.

Serbia October 2023 – models:

PosModelOct-23%/22Sep2023%/22PosFY221Citroen C31165.3%+ 81.3%76272.5%n/a6n/a2Skoda Octavia1064.8%+ 2.9%21,0604.2%+ 41.9%133Skoda Fabia873.9%– 21.6%n/a6032.4%– 38.7%814Skoda Kamiq813.7%+ 47.3%n/a6672.6%n/a5n/a5Skoda Superb753.4%+ 59.6%n/a6902.7%+ 0.3%476Toyota Corolla733.3%+ 55.3%56972.8%– 0.6%357Hyundai Tucson612.8%+ 1.7%45912.3%– 5.1%998Dacia Sandero562.5%+ 522.2%3n/an/an/an/an/a9Fiat Ducato452.0%n/a1n/an/an/an/an/a10Skoda Scala452.0%n/a67643.0%n/a2n/an/aKia Sportage401.8%– 52.9%n/a6192.5%– 13.9%74n/aRenault Clio361.6%n/an/a5432.2%n/a10n/a

Source: CE Auto