The Dacia Sandero is by far the best-selling vehicle in Morocco in March.

It’s another outstanding month for new light vehicle sales in Morocco, up 35.7% year-on-year in March to 17,417 units. This is split between 15,616 passenger cars (+39.4%) and 1,801 light commercials (+10.7%). The overall market is now up 35% over Q1 to 48,172. In the passenger car brands charts, this time Dacia (+59.8%) outpaces the market and climbs to 28.3% share vs. 24.1% over Q1. Renault (+35%) is less dynamic at 16.6% share, followed by Hyundai (+46.4%), Peugeot (+72.3%) and Volkswagen (+95.6%) all managing fantastic growth rates. Audi (+36.8%) is back to the #1 premium spot while Skoda (+63.3%) returns inside the Top 10.

This month we have an exclusive glimpse at the passenger models best-sellers. The Dacia Sandero is the runaway leader with no less than 13.1% share vs. 10.1% over the Full Year 2024. The Dacia Logan and Renault Express follow. The Peugeot 208 is up to #4 ahead of the Dacia Duster while the new Renault Kardian manages a spot in the Top 10.

Previous month: Morocco February 2025: Sales up 46.4%, Peugeot, BYD stand out

One year ago: Morocco March 2024: Market down again, Fiat (+63%), Kia (+24.6%) impress

Full March 2025 Top 37 All brands and Top 10 models below.

Morocco March 2025 – brands:

PosBrandMar-25%/24Feb2025%/24PosFY241Dacia4,42128.3%+ 59.8%110,20424.1%+ 13.1%112Renault2,59716.6%+ 35.0%27,11016.8%+ 49.5%223Hyundai1,1967.7%+ 46.4%34,47910.6%+ 68.5%334Peugeot1,1687.5%+ 72.3%42,6786.3%+ 180.4%445Volkswagen9786.3%+ 95.6%52,4845.9%+ 53.7%556Opel7284.7%+ 29.8%61,9304.6%+ 7.9%667Audi4943.2%+ 36.8%111,1682.8%+ 4.3%1198Kia4873.1%– 2.8%91,2122.9%+ 5.1%989Citroen4853.1%+ 33.2%71,5173.6%+ 40.3%7710Skoda4412.8%+ 63.3%131,0562.5%+ 30.7%121111BMW3782.4%+ 17.8%81,1912.8%+ 39.5%101212Toyota3732.4%+ 6.6%101,2452.9%+ 14.3%81313Seat 2811.8%+ 11.5%129562.3%+ 40.6%131414Fiat2161.4%– 49.4%166441.5%– 45.9%141015Mercedes1801.2%– 35.3%156231.5%– 18.2%151516Land Rover1290.8%+ 72.0%213380.8%+ 60.2%181917Cupra1120.7%+ 13.1%173290.8%+ 30.0%191618MG1080.7%+ 170.0%183120.7%+ 108.0%211719Geely1020.7%+ 175.7%222480.6%+ 140.8%222520Nissan990.6%+ 76.8%203240.8%+ 134.8%202021GWM920.6%new252230.5%new233122Changan870.6%new194121.0%new162623Volvo790.5%– 16.0%232220.5%– 15.3%241824Jeep530.3%– 10.2%241680.4%– 7.2%252125BYD520.3%+ 550.0%143680.9%+ 1500.0%172226Porsche440.3%– 27.9%261500.4%– 3.2%262327Alfa Romeo440.3%+ 41.9%281120.3%+ 55.6%272928Jaguar370.2%+ 270.0%37440.1%+ 57.1%353629Chery290.2%new27940.2%new28 –30Suzuki260.2%– 59.4%31630.1%– 37.6%312831DS220.1%+ 4.8%29670.2%+ 39.6%293032Honda200.1%– 9.1%30610.1%– 4.7%323433Lexus160.1%+ 6.7%32640.2%+ 56.1%303334Mini130.1%– 38.1%33510.1%+ 2.0%343235Mahindra120.1%– 7.7%34310.1%+ 24.0%363536Ford90.1%– 87.8%36310.1%– 86.1%372437DFSK80.1%– 75.0%35520.1%– 30.7%3327

Morocco March 2025 – models:

PosModelMar-25%FY241Dacia Sandero2,04513.1%12Dacia Logan1,3648.7%23Renault Express1,2908.3%34Peugeot 2088445.4%65Dacia Duster7124.6%56Renault Kardian6944.4%607Renault Clio6824.4%48Hyundai Tucson6264.0%79Opel Corsa6254.0%810VW Tiguan5243.4%9

Source: Manufacturers