The number of diesel passenger cars in France has shown a consistent decline from 2024 onwards. In 2023, the number of diesel passenger cars stood at 20.47 million. For comparison, in 2024, the figure is forecasted to decrease to 20.27 million, which denotes a year-on-year decline of approximately 1.0%. This downward trend continues, with the number of diesel passenger cars expected to fall to 19.784 million by 2026. Over the last two years, the annual decline has been around 1.21%. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2024 to 2028 is estimated to be around -1.2%, indicating a consistent reduction in the number of diesel cars over a five-year period.
- 2024: 20.27 million (-1.0% YoY)
- 2025: 20.025 million (-1.21% YoY)
- 2026: 19.784 million (-1.21% YoY)
- 2027: 19.544 million (-1.21% YoY)
- 2028: 19.307 million (-1.21% YoY)
Future trends to watch for include potential policy changes and technological advancements in electric and hybrid vehicles, as these could accelerate the decline of diesel passenger cars. Additionally, consumer preferences continue to shift towards more environmentally friendly options, which could further impact diesel car numbers.
