Netherlands: purchase price of cars by segment 2022 | Statista (2024)

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Average purchase price of new cars in Netherlands 2022, by segment. In 2022, the average price of an upper medium passenger car from the E segment was close to 104,000 euros in the Netherlands, whereas segment A and B had average prices of 18,800 and 29,000 euros, respectively.

The best-selling car in the Netherlands of 2022 is the Toyota Yaris with 11,178 sales (+40.2%) and 3.6% of market share, gaining 3 places from last year. In second place the Peugeot 208 -up 5 spots- with 9,669 (+58.1%), in front of the Kia Picanto, up 2 spots in 3rd with 7,396 (-6.7%).

In 2022, the average price for a new petrol car was approximately 33,300 euros in the Netherlands. Passenger cars with hydrogen electric fuel cells were the most expensive, costing 44,400 euros on average.

Netherlands Best Selling Car in 2024 is the Tesla Model Y (+31.5%). Following is the Toyota Yaris (+42.7%) and the Volvo XC40 (+18.8%). The best-selling car in the Netherlands in 2023 is the Tesla Model Y with 5,183 sales (+31.5%), followed by the Toyota Yaris -up 1 spot-, with 4,910 new registrations (+42.7%).

Peugeot 208 ends Volkswagen Golf's 14 year reign as Europe's best-selling car in 2022.

German cars are cheaper than Dutch cars, this also stays valid for used cars. And due to the Common Market you easily can bring an used German car to the Netherlands and sell it there without tariffs or something.

The average monthly salary in the Netherlands can vary significantly depending on factors such as occupation, experience, education, and location within the country. According to recent data, the gross average monthly salary is typically around 3,000 to 3,500 euros.

The average cost of car ownership in Europe was the highest in Switzerland, with 1,313 euros, and the lowest in Greece, with 905 euros, in 2022.

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Although the Netherlands is a country well known for its high levels of bicycle use, car ownership is high, and increasing: 74% of households own at least one car (15), and the number of cars has grown rapidly in the last 20 y (from 5.6 million in 2000 to 7.9 million in 2022) (36).

Revenue in the Passenger Cars market is projected to reach US$9.6bn in 2024. Revenue is expected to show an annual growth rate (CAGR 2024-2028) of -1.47%, resulting in a projected market volume of US$9.0bn by 2028.

The Netherlands is among the leaders in electric mobility in Europe. After Norway, Iceland, and Sweden, the Netherlands has the fourth-highest electric vehicle share in its passenger car fleet. 8.2 percent of the country's car fleet was electric in 2021, and 2.8 percent of the fleet was fully electric.

The Netherlands consumer association – the Consumentenbond – has named Lexus the country's most reliable car brand after the manufacturer took the number one ranking in its 2020 survey. Lexus achieved an average score of 8.8 in the 2020 study into the reliability of cars up to 10 years old.

Yes, a foreigner can buy a car in the Netherlands. You can even put a car in your name with a foreign driving licence.

The Toyota Corolla was the world's best-selling model in 2022, with 1.12 million units sold, followed by the Toyota RAV4, which was the best-selling SUV. The Ford F-Series was the third best-selling vehicle, while the Tesla Model Y was the first all-electric SUV to enter the global sales top five.

In the pursuit of unveiling the most expensive car of 2023, Autovisie has meticulously examined RDW data to identify the model with the highest catalog value. Automotive experts are already privy to the revelation. Earning the title of the most expensive Dutch car of 2023 is none other than the Bugatti Chiron.

Dutch consumers are increasingly turning to electric vehicles (EVs), with January sales outpacing those of traditional petrol and diesel cars, a trend bolstered by government efforts to reduce the use of internal combustion engines.