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Automotive registration trends in Balkans and Slovenia
Overview
Vehicle registration trends in Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia show a general increase in automotive activity and a shift toward alternative fuel types.
In Slovenia, 2023 saw a 103.9% increase in fully electric car registrations, while diesel and gasoline registrations fell. Regional data for Slovenia indicates a continuous increase in registered motor and passenger vehicles in the Zasavje region through 2025.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, reduced customs duties on eco-friendly vehicles led to a rise in electric and hybrid imports during the first half of 2023. Meanwhile, Croatia has experienced a steady upward trend in new vehicle registrations from 2020 through 2025, with hybrids accounting for 46.7% of registrations in 2026.
Entities
Škoda · Eurostat · Slovenia · Zagreb · Miro Sesar
Timeline
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4 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesVehicle registrations rise in Croatia and SloveniaVehicle registrations are rising in Croatia and Slovenia, with Zagreb and Litija leading their respective regions. Hybrid vehicles are gaining significant market share in Croatia.
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12 days ago
[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesSlovenia and Bosnia boost electric vehicle registrations and importsSlovenia saw a 104% jump in fully electric car registrations in 2023, while Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first‑half 2023 car imports featured a sharp rise in electric and hybrid vehicles after customs‑duty cuts.
Sources
automania.hr · zon.si