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Slovenia's car market: what buyers are looking for in Q2 2025

A Slovenian research institute, Valicon, has published a quarterly analysis of car purchase intentions among a representative sample of vehicle buyers in Slovenia for Q2 2025. The report highlights several trends: consumers are favoring gasoline-powered vehicles, luxury cars, and SUVs, while electric vehicles are gradually gaining traction. Toyota has seen significant growth in interest, nearly doubling its share within three months. Volkswagen remains the market leader with 33.2% share, followed by Renault and Toyota. Gasoline engines continue to dominate with 63.8% preference, while diesel engines have declined sharply. Consumers are increasingly opting for larger vehicles like limousines and SUVs, and there is a noticeable shift away from smaller models like hatchbacks. Financial preferences show a strong preference for cash payments, with leasing options declining significantly. The average budget for car purchases in Q2 2025 was around €18,270, with the majority of buyers looking for vehicles priced between €10,001 and €20,000.

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Slovenia's car market: what buyers are looking for in Q2 2025

A Slovenian research institute, Valicon, has published a quarterly analysis of car purchase intentions among a representative sample of vehicle buyers in Slovenia for Q2 2025. The report highlights several trends: consumers are favoring gasoline-powered vehicles, luxury cars, and SUVs, while electric vehicles are gradually gaining traction. Toyota has seen significant growth in interest, nearly doubling its share within three months. Volkswagen remains the market leader with 33.2% share, followed by Renault and Toyota. Gasoline engines continue to dominate with 63.8% preference, while diesel engines have declined sharply. Consumers are increasingly opting for larger vehicles like limousines and SUVs, and there is a noticeable shift away from smaller models like hatchbacks. Financial preferences show a strong preference for cash payments, with leasing options declining significantly. The average budget for car purchases in Q2 2025 was around €18,270, with the majority of buyers looking for vehicles priced between €10,001 and €20,000.

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