Who registers the new plug-in hybrid in Spain: private, company and fleets · 2025

How many new plug-in hybrids each type of owner registers in Spain in 2025 — private individuals, companies, leasing (renting), rental fleets and taxis — with the brand and model ranking for each.

DGT data · full year 2025 · new PHEV passenger cars

Year History 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015

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New PHEV · 2025 118,314 passenger cars registered in Spain

Private 62,984 +203.4% (+42,227) · 53.2% of new PHEV

Companies 55,330 +82.8% (+25,054) · 46.8% of new PHEV

Leasing 26,186 +70.5% (+10,829) · 22.1% of new PHEV

Change vs 2024.

Who registers the new PHEV · 2025

Private and company add up to 100% of new PHEV passenger cars.

Private

62,98453.2%

Company

55,33046.8%

How much each owner type registers · 2025

New PHEV passenger cars in each segment. The name links to its page.

Private 62,98453.2%
Companies 55,33046.8%
Leasing 26,18622.1%
Rent a car (self-drive) 10,4588.8%
Taxi 2250.2%
Chauffeur hire 1830.2%

The small figure is the % of new PHEV. The segments overlap: leasing, rental and taxi sit inside company, so the bars don’t add up to 100%.

Private

62,984 new PHEV to private owners · 2025.

The most registered brands

1. Toyota 9,4348.0%

+305.4%(+7,107)
2. MG 8,1356.9%

+505.7%(+6,792)
3. BYD 6,1555.2%

+377.5%(+4,866)
4. Jaecoo 5,1534.4%

New
5. Ford 4,4983.8%

+86.1%(+2,081)
6. Volkswagen 4,1113.5%

+484.8%(+3,408)
7. Mercedes-Benz 3,8433.2%

+18.1%(+589)
8. EBRO 3,1192.6%

New
9. CUPRA 2,6542.2%

+113.7%(+1,412)
10. Hyundai 2,5762.2%

+65.0%(+1,015)

The most registered models

1. MG HS 8,135

+505.7%(+6,792)
2. BYD Seal U 6,022

+367.2%(+4,733)
3. Toyota C-HR 5,623

+271.2%(+4,108)
4. Jaecoo 7 5,153

New
5. Ford Kuga 4,036

+71.7%(+1,685)
6. Toyota RAV4 3,811

+369.3%(+2,999)
7. Hyundai Tucson 2,392

+67.5%(+964)
8. Omoda Omoda 9 2,359

New
9. EBRO s700 1,925

New
10. Volkswagen Tiguan 1,706

+446.8%(+1,394)

Company

55,330 new PHEV to companies (legal entities) · 2025.

The most registered brands

1. Mercedes-Benz 10,6829.0%

+16.0%(+1,471)
2. CUPRA 6,9425.9%

+141.1%(+4,063)
3. Toyota 4,4013.7%

+248.2%(+3,137)
4. BMW 4,1603.5%

+84.6%(+1,906)
5. Volkswagen 3,8453.2%

+288.0%(+2,854)
6. Audi 3,5983.0%

+75.2%(+1,544)
7. BYD 3,5403.0%

+1,068.3%(+3,237)
8. Ford 3,1132.6%

+158.3%(+1,908)
9. Hyundai 1,7491.5%

+66.4%(+698)
10. Lynk & Co 1,3141.1%

+6.8%(+84)

The most registered models

1. Mercedes-Benz GLC 4,818

+31.1%(+1,142)
2. BYD Seal U 3,348

+1,005.0%(+3,045)
3. CUPRA Formentor 2,827

+33.5%(+710)
4. Ford Kuga 2,792

+152.7%(+1,687)
5. Toyota C-HR 2,782

+334.7%(+2,142)
6. CUPRA Terramar 2,118

+651.1%(+1,836)
7. Mercedes-Benz GLA 2,107

+16.7%(+301)
8. CUPRA León 1,997

+316.0%(+1,517)
9. Volkswagen Tiguan 1,877

+278.4%(+1,381)
10. BMW X1 1,815

+47.8%(+587)

The leading brand in each owner type · 2025

The most registered brand within each segment, with its new PHEV passenger cars.

Private Toyota 9,434

Companies Mercedes-Benz 10,682

Leasing Mercedes-Benz 5,974

Rent a car (self-drive) Mercedes-Benz 2,198

Taxi Volkswagen 87

Chauffeur hire BYD 125

Leasing and rental: the layers inside company

How companies register. The layers overlap — a car can be both on leasing and registered to a company — so they don’t add up.

Company 55,330baseline
Leasing (renting) 26,18647.3% of company
Rental 10,64119.2% of company

All on the same scale, with company as the baseline. Leasing and rental are layers inside company: they’re compared against it, not a split of it.

Leasing (renting)

Car on a monthly fee

26,186

22.1% of new PHEV

The most registered brands

1. Mercedes-Benz 5,9745.0%

+0.4%(+25)
2. CUPRA 3,2402.7%

+182.7%(+2,094)
3. BMW 2,9072.5%

+111.6%(+1,533)
4. Toyota 2,5372.1%

+539.0%(+2,140)
5. Volkswagen 2,1601.8%

+302.2%(+1,623)
6. Audi 1,7261.5%

+56.2%(+621)
7. Ford 1,1371.0%

+214.1%(+775)
8. BYD 1,1060.9%

+1,080 units
9. Lynk & Co 7260.6%

+18.0%(+111)
10. Renault 5660.5%

+541 units

Rental

Rent-a-car and chauffeur hire

10,641

9.0% of new PHEV

The most registered brands

1. Mercedes-Benz 2,2131.9%

-2.2%(-49)
2. BYD 1,5311.3%

New
3. CUPRA 1,0340.9%

+1,011 units
4. Ford 1,0260.9%

+308.8%(+775)
5. Audi 9820.8%

+853.4%(+879)
6. BMW 7890.7%

+574.4%(+672)
7. Volkswagen 5850.5%

+583 units
8. Hyundai 4570.4%

+442 units
9. Toyota 4470.4%

+441 units
10. Lynk & Co 4310.4%

+3.6%(+15)

Rental in detail: self-drive vs chauffeur hire · 2025

Rental is two different businesses: rent-a-car (self-drive, A01) and chauffeur hire (A02 — not ride-hailing such as Uber or Cabify). Top brands in each.

Self-drive (A01) · rent-a-car

1. Mercedes-Benz 2,1981.9%

-0.9%(-20)
2. BYD 1,4061.2%

New
3. CUPRA 1,0340.9%

+1,029 units
4. Ford 9960.8%

+300.0%(+747)
5. Audi 9820.8%

+862.7%(+880)
6. BMW 7890.7%

+580.2%(+673)
7. Volkswagen 5820.5%

+581 units
8. Hyundai 4570.4%

+442 units
9. Toyota 4460.4%

+440 units
10. Lynk & Co 4310.4%

+3.6%(+15)

Chauffeur hire (A02)

1. BYD 1250.1%

New
2. Ford 300.0%

+28 units
3. Mercedes-Benz 150.0%

-65.9%(-29)
4. Jeep 30.0%

New
5. Volkswagen 30.0%

+2 units
6. Opel 20.0%

New
7. Alfa Romeo 10.0%

New
8. DS 10.0%

New
9. Kia 10.0%

-6 units
10. SEAT 10.0%

New

The models in each owner type · 2025

Which model each owner type chooses. The segments overlap — a car can be both on leasing and registered to a company.

Leasing (renting)

26,186 registrations · 22.1% of new PHEV

1. Mercedes-Benz GLC 2,379

+4.8%(+108)
2. Toyota C-HR 1,727

+1,028.8%(+1,574)
3. CUPRA Formentor 1,569

+46.9%(+501)
4. BMW X1 1,424

+87.1%(+663)
5. Mercedes-Benz GLA 1,405

+4.9%(+66)
6. Volkswagen Tiguan 1,405

+350.3%(+1,093)
7. CUPRA León 1,239

+1,695.7%(+1,170)
8. BYD Seal U 1,103

+1,077 units
9. Ford Kuga 1,091

+219.0%(+749)
10. Mercedes-Benz Clase A 1,036

-9.7%(-111)

Rental (rent-a-car + chauffeur hire)

10,641 registrations · 9.0% of new PHEV

1. BYD Seal U 1,530

New
2. Ford Kuga 984

+315.2%(+747)
3. Mercedes-Benz Clase A 794

-4.2%(-35)
4. Audi A3 724

+719 units
5. Mercedes-Benz GLA 517

-27.1%(-192)
6. BMW X1 511

+486 units
7. Hyundai Tucson 448

+444 units
8. Lynk & Co 01 418

+0.5%(+2)
9. CUPRA Formentor 390

+367 units
10. Toyota C-HR 374

+368 units

Taxi (A04)

225 registrations · 0.2% of new PHEV

1. Volkswagen Caddy 87

New
2. Ford Kuga 35

+30 units
3. Toyota RAV4 31

+28 units
4. Ford Tourneo Custom 26

+24 units
5. Ford Tourneo Connect 11

New
6. Kia Ceed 10

-82.5%(-47)
7. Ford Transit Custom 6

+5 units
8. Hyundai Tucson 4

+2 units
9. Omoda Omoda 9 2

New
10. Škoda Kodiaq 2

+1 units

Data: own compilation based on DGT vehicle registration microdata, published under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Methodology · Terms of use.

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