Diesel cars by country

Diesel cars, once dominant, have declined sharply since the emissions scandals. In 2021, Kosovo had the highest share of diesel cars among new registrations at 88.3%. The EU average was 12.8%.

Leader (2021)
Kosovo
88.3%
EU average
12.8%
Countries ranked
40

Top 15 countries by diesel share

Diesel share of new passenger cars by country (2021)
Kosovo88.3%
Albania67.6%
Bosnia and Herzegovina33.0%
Georgia29.7%
Ukraine25.5%
Czechia25.0%
Ireland24.2%
Croatia22.4%
Iceland22.3%
Montenegro22.1%
Serbia20.4%
Estonia17.5%
Austria17.4%
Germany17.2%
Bulgaria16.3%

Full ranking

Diesel car share by country
#CountryDiesel shareYear
1Kosovo88.3%2021
2Albania67.6%2024
3Bosnia and Herzegovina33.0%2024
4Georgia29.7%2024
5Ukraine25.5%2024
6Czechia25.0%2024
7Ireland24.2%2024
8Croatia22.4%2024
9Iceland22.3%2024
10Montenegro22.1%2024
11Serbia20.4%2024
12Estonia17.5%2024
13Austria17.4%2024
14Germany17.2%2024
15Bulgaria16.3%2024
16Slovakia16.2%2024
17Slovenia15.4%2024
18Latvia14.7%2024
19Italy13.9%2024
20Lithuania13.9%2024
21Poland13.1%2024
22Spain12.9%2024
23Luxembourg12.3%2024
24Romania12.2%2024
25Hungary12.1%2024
26Switzerland11.8%2024
27Turkey11.3%2024
28Liechtenstein11.0%2024
29Portugal8.7%2024
30France8.5%2024
31Sweden7.4%2024
32Greece7.2%2024
33United Kingdom5.5%2024
34Belgium5.2%2024
35Finland4.6%2024
36Denmark4.1%2024
37Malta3.9%2024
38Norway3.3%2024
39Cyprus2.5%2024
40Netherlands1.0%2024

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