Andorra's Vehicle Fleet Hits 104,700 in 2025, Up 3.6%

Andorra's vehicle fleet reached 104,700 at the end of 2025, reflecting a 3.6% rise from 101,024 the previous year and incorporating 3,676 additional units, according to statistics department data released Thursday.

Passenger cars led the expansion with 70,657 registered—a 3.7% gain or 2,497 more than in 2024. Two-wheelers, including motorcycles and mopeds, also advanced 3.7% to 19,767, adding 707 units. Trucks and vans saw the strongest proportional increase at 5.7%, reaching 7,613 with 408 extras. The "other vehicles" category edged up 1% to 6,663.

By fuel type, gasoline vehicles held 50% of the total, climbing 3.8% with 1,915 net additions. Diesel comprised 39.7%, showing a modest 0.3% uptick. Electric and hybrid segments expanded sharply: fully electric models jumped 23.2% by 251 to 1,331, equating to 1.3% of the fleet. Hybrids—covering both plug-in and non-plug-in variants—rose 34.6% by 1,315 to 5,118. Non-fuel vehicles increased 1.6% with 70 more.

The fleet's average age climbed to 16.2 years, a 1.3% rise that aligns with recent years' pattern. Passenger cars over 20 years old totaled 22,050. Vehicles aged 10-20 years fell across all categories, while those exceeding 20 years grew in every group. Models under 10 years generally increased, barring "other vehicles."

On a per capita basis, Andorra recorded 1,175.6 vehicles per 1,000 residents—793.4 passenger cars and 222 two-wheelers—all higher than 2024 figures and roughly one vehicle per 1.18 inhabitants. The electric mobility ratio stood at 27.5 per 1,000 vehicles, up about 23% year-on-year.

Over the last decade, the fleet has climbed steadily from a stable base below 80,000 between 2006 and 2015, propelled largely by cars and two-wheelers. Diesel cars outnumber gasoline and electric ones, though gasoline's share is closing in.