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Honda warns of $16bn hit on its pivot away from EVs
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Yes the sequence I mentioned those other brands is not accidental, with Renault right after BMW and Mercedes. Obviously the Renault 5 is a way cheaper car, but it's really been praised by reviewers here too, and called the most charming car available for years. For some reason though thew popularity of the Renault 5 has dropped, and for Renault the Scenic is now the most popular model here.
The current top seller here is the Skoda Elroq. While the top selling brand is VW. with the ID.4 being the #2 best selling model.
Page in Danish, but these are the most significant numbers from Denmark:
The charts should work independent of language.
https://nyheder.tv2.dk/business/2026-01-03-her-er-aarets-mest-solgte-biler
Just found a newer stat, and Renault 5 sales are just fine, so IDK what the previous article was on about? Renault 5 is the 9th most sold model car in January this year.
https://www.bilstatistik.dk/nyheder/det-nordiske-bilsalg-januar-2026/
Renault has passed all Stelantis brands, and the Fiat 500 was quite popular too, but for some reason not even available anymore?