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Toyota Sales Figures – Europe Market

Monthly and Yearly Sales Figures for Toyota in Europe

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Toyota Sales Data, Trends & Analysis for the European Automotive Market

Toyota sales in Europe slowly declined from 2009 to 2013, much like most of its mainstream competitors as the market has moved more towards premium or low-cost. Since 2014 the brand is in rebound-mode, winning back 160,000 annual sales, although there’s still plenty of room to grow to its peak of 2007. In recent years, Toyota’s market share has fluctuated between just under 4% and 4,4% as the biggest Asian brand in Europe by volume.

Toyota Europe Sales Figures & Recent Highlights

The brand’s best seller is the Yaris subcompact with nearly 200,000 annual sales, while the C-HR subcompact crossover is quickly closing in on the #2 position, selling over 100,000 units in its first full year of sales. Both models get a significant percentage of their sales from hybrids (about 45% for the Yaris and above 50% for the C-HR). As a result of the technology becoming available on more and more models within the brand, the Prius has suffered, as the latest generation is selling at far below the rate of its predecessor in its peak years. The Prius+ MPV on the other hand is relatively stable, so perhaps the design of the new Prius sedan is a bit too controversial. The Auris was replaced by the Corolla in 2018.

The midsized Avensis has dwindled to less than a fifth of its sales in the beginning of the millennium and at these volumes there’s no business case to develop an all-new Europe-only model. Toyota has returned the Camry to Europe instead. The brand may be better off to abandon the shrinking segment and go all-in on crossovers, as the success of the C-HR and the ongoing strong performance of the RAV4 are any indications of what’s possible. What will happen to the Aygo minicar now that its manufacturing partner PSA has taken over Opel/Vauxhall is not known, but the little Toyota is the most popular of the triplets and a replacement of the current generation is still a few years away so anything can happen.

Toyota Annual Sales, Growth and Market Share in Europe

Below we have a table that shows total Toyota sales volumes for the European automotive market, broken out by year. This data captures all Toyota vehicle sales for the entire European automotive market.

Year Sales YOY Change Marketshare Marketshare Change
1997 168,371 0.00 2.04 0.00
1998 318,909 89.41 3.37 39.50
1999 436,828 36.98 3.86 12.65
2000 484,584 10.93 4.14 6.86
2001 489,071 0.93 3.94 -5.13
2002 578,424 18.27 4.62 14.84
2003 633,992 9.61 5.05 8.36
2004 784,576 23.75 5.62 10.30
2005 833,528 6.24 5.98 5.92
2006 888,431 6.59 6.44 7.21
2007 922,603 3.85 6.68 3.48
2008 779,814 -15.48 6.05 -10.30
2009 684,461 -12.23 5.20 -16.41
2010 614,233 -10.26 4.86 -7.06
2011 559,110 -8.97 4.44 -9.29
2012 521,062 -6.81 4.60 3.32
2013 516,388 -0.90 4.56 -0.87
2014 527,017 2.06 4.37 -4.18
2015 555,765 5.45 4.31 -1.46
2016 584,504 5.17 4.22 -2.12
2017 681,470 16.59 4.70 10.12
2018 700,935 2.86 4.89 4.02
2019 722,415 3.06 4.90 0.11
2020 634,494 -12.17 5.66 13.42
2021 653,622 3.01 5.90 4.14
2022 485,561 -25.71 4.72 -24.92

Toyota Europe Annual Sales Units & Growth Chart

Below is a visual representation of Toyota European sales units over time. We have both the Toyota sales units and the market share in the European market. Click on the items in the legend to see each series by itself.

Toyota Europe Growth Rate & Market Share Chart

Below is the annual growth rate for the Toyota brand in Europe, shown against the Toyota’s marketshare changes in Europe. This gives you a good look into how Toyota has faired against the other brands in terms of absolute sales and effect on marketshare. Click on the items in the legend to see each series by itself.

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