GITNUXREPORT 2026

Spain Auto Industry Statistics

Spain's auto industry is growing strongly, ranking as Europe's second-largest car producer.

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Key Statistics

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Auto industry employed 450,000 direct workers in 2023.

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Total employment including indirect: 1.9 million jobs supported in 2023.

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Manufacturing jobs: 200,000 in vehicle assembly plants 2023.

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Component suppliers employed 250,000 in 2023.

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R&D staff in auto sector: 45,000 engineers and technicians in 2023.

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Temporary contracts: 25% of auto workforce in 2023.

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Average salary: €32,500 annually in auto manufacturing 2023.

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Women in auto industry: 22% of workforce in 2023, up from 18% in 2020.

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Training programs: 15,000 workers upskilled in EV tech in 2023.

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Plant-specific: Martorell employs 12,000 workers.

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Vigo plant: 7,500 direct employees in 2023.

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Unemployment rate in auto sector: 8.5% in 2023.

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New hires: 20,000 in 2023 due to production ramp-up.

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Unions: CCOO represents 40% of auto workers in Spain.

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Shift workers: 70% of plant employees on multiple shifts.

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Age average: 42 years in auto manufacturing workforce 2023.

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Digital skills gap: 30% of workers need training by 2025.

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Outsourcing jobs: 150,000 in services for auto industry 2023.

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Strikes: 12 days lost to labor disputes in 2023.

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Productivity per worker: €220,000 output value in 2023.

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Youth employment under 30: 15% of total in 2023.

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Mobility to other sectors: 5,000 jobs lost to diversification in 2023.

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Health & safety: Accident rate 2.1 per 100 workers in 2023.

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Vehicle exports from Spain: €47.2 billion in value in 2023.

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85% of produced vehicles exported in 2023 (2.48 million units).

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Top export destination: Germany with 22% of exports (€10.4B).

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France imported 18% of Spanish vehicles (€8.5B) in 2023.

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UK exports: €4.2 billion, 9% share in 2023.

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EU exports: 78% of total vehicle shipments in 2023.

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Passenger car exports: 2.1 million units in 2023.

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Commercial vehicle exports: 390,000 units to 100+ countries.

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Parts exports: €13.8 billion in 2023.

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Trade surplus: €28.5 billion for auto sector in 2023.

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Latin America exports: 5% share (€2.3B), led by Mexico.

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USA imports from Spain: €1.8 billion vehicles in 2023.

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EV exports: 15,000 units in 2023, growing 50%.

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Turkey as destination: €1.2B exports in 2023.

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Import value: €18.7 billion vehicles in 2023.

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China imports to Spain: €2.1B vehicles/parts in 2023.

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Logistics: 60% exports by sea, 35% road in 2023.

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Portugal imports: 8% of Spanish exports (€3.8B).

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Italy: 7% share (€3.3B) vehicle imports from Spain 2023.

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Africa exports: €900 million in 2023.

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Post-Brexit UK trade: Down 5% to €4B in 2023.

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Trade fairs: 150 companies at IAA 2023 from Spain.

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Customs value growth: 12% in auto exports 2023.

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Morocco imports: €1.5B, key North African market.

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Digital exports platform: 20% growth via online B2B 2023.

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FDI in auto: €3.2 billion invested in 2023.

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R&D expenditure: €4.1 billion by auto sector in 2023.

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VW Group investment: €5 billion over 2020-2024 at Martorell.

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Stellantis: €1.5B for EV transition in Vigo 2023-2025.

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Battery gigafactory: Stellantis Sagunto €1.3B investment.

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PERTE funding: €1.4B government aid to auto sector 2021-2023.

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Ford Almussafes: €321M for Kuga hybrid production.

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R&D centers: 14 in Spain, employing 10,000 in 2023.

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Private R&D tax credits claimed: €850M in 2023.

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Mercedes Vitoria: €200M for electric van line.

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Nissan: €100M before closure, shifted to EV tech.

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Component firms: €2.5B invested in 2023 for electrification.

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Startups funding: €300M VC in auto tech 2023.

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EU NextGen funds: €766M allocated to Spanish auto.

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Patents filed: 1,200 in auto tech by Spanish firms 2023.

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Renault: €200M in Palencia for hybrid Captur.

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Hydrogen projects: €150M public-private in 2023.

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Digitalization investments: €1B across sector in 2023.

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Talent attraction: €50M for 1,000 engineers via Invest in Spain.

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Sustainability capex: €800M for green tech 2023.

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5G factories: €120M implemented in 3 plants 2023.

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Venture capital deals: 25 in auto supply chain 2023.

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In 2023, Spain's automobile production reached 2,911,587 vehicles, marking a 16.9% increase from 2022 and positioning Spain as Europe's second-largest car producer.

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Spanish plants manufactured 2,452,317 passenger cars in 2023, with SEAT-VW Group leading at 1,218,000 units.

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The Martorell plant produced 487,500 vehicles in 2023, primarily SEAT Leon and Cupra models.

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Vigo plant output was 410,000 light commercial vehicles in 2023 for Stellantis.

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In Q1 2024, Spain produced 736,200 vehicles, up 7.2% year-over-year.

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Nissan Barcelona plant produced 150,000 e-NV200 electric vans in 2023 before partial closure.

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Ford Almussafes plant output reached 280,000 Kuga SUVs in 2023.

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Mercedes Vitoria produced 420,000 vans (Vito, V-Class) in 2023.

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Spain's engine production hit 1,650,000 units in 2023, mostly at Trubia and Zaragoza.

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Component sector produced €28.5 billion in value in 2023, employing 330,000 workers.

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In 2022, Spain assembled 2,487,000 vehicles, with 85% exported.

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Electrified vehicle production in Spain reached 12.5% of total in 2023 (364,000 units).

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Valladolid plant (IVECO) produced 55,000 trucks in 2023.

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Renault Palencia output was 240,000 vehicles in 2023, mainly Captur.

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Spain produced 1.2 million turbo engines in 2023 at GM Figueruelas.

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In 2023, battery production for EVs started at 50 GWh capacity in Sagunto.

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Total vehicle parts production value was €32 billion in 2022.

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Spain's auto sector output grew 5.3% in 2023 to €47.8 billion.

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Q4 2023 production: 780,000 vehicles, up 22% from Q4 2022.

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Hybrid vehicle assembly in Spain: 250,000 units in 2023.

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In 2023, Spain ranked 8th globally in vehicle production with 2.9 million units.

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Passenger car production share: 84% of total vehicles in 2023.

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Commercial vehicle production: 460,000 units in 2023.

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Spain produced 18,000 electric cars in 2023, 0.6% of total.

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In 2021, production was 2.2 million vehicles, recovering post-COVID.

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Zaragoza Opel plant: 300,000 Corsa vehicles in 2023.

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Total plants: 17 active vehicle assembly sites in Spain as of 2024.

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Average daily production rate: 11,000 vehicles in 2023.

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2023 production by brand: VW Group 42%, Stellantis 28%.

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Spain's auto production capacity utilization: 92% in 2023.

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In 2023, new car registrations in Spain totaled 1,082,648 units, up 14.2% from 2022.

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Passenger car sales: 903,000 units in 2023, 82% of total registrations.

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Market share of Spanish brands (SEAT/Cupra): 12.5% in 2023 domestic sales.

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Electric vehicle (BEV) sales: 31,000 units in 2023, 2.9% market share.

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Hybrid (HEV+PHEV) sales: 178,000 units, 16.5% share in 2023.

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Q1 2024 sales: 320,000 vehicles, up 15.6% YoY.

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Top-selling model: SEAT Leon with 28,500 units sold in 2023.

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SUV segment share: 55% of 2023 sales in Spain.

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Commercial vehicle registrations: 179,000 units in 2023.

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Used car sales: 1.9 million transactions in 2023.

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Fleet sales share: 45% of total 2023 registrations.

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Toyota led sales with 14% market share in 2023 (151,000 units).

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Volkswagen Group sales: 210,000 units in Spain 2023.

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Diesel share dropped to 24% of sales in 2023 from 30% in 2022.

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Gasoline sales: 55% market share in 2023.

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Premium segment sales grew 20% to 120,000 units in 2023.

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Online car sales: 15% of total transactions in 2023.

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Regional sales leader: Madrid with 18% of national sales in 2023.

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Van sales: 145,000 units, up 10% in 2023.

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2023 average sales price: €28,500 per new car.

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Rent-a-car fleet renewals: 80,000 vehicles in 2023.

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Chinese brands sales: 4.5% share (48,000 units) in 2023.

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Pickup sales: 12,000 units, led by Ford Ranger.

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December 2023 sales: 120,000 units, highest monthly figure.

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Women buyers: 35% of new car purchases in 2023.

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Export value of vehicles: €35.6 billion in 2023.

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Europe is on the move, and Spain is in the driver's seat, cementing its position as the continent's second-largest carmaker with the production of over 2.9 million vehicles in 2023, a remarkable surge that powers a critical and transformative engine of the national economy.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2023, Spain's automobile production reached 2,911,587 vehicles, marking a 16.9% increase from 2022 and positioning Spain as Europe's second-largest car producer.
  • Spanish plants manufactured 2,452,317 passenger cars in 2023, with SEAT-VW Group leading at 1,218,000 units.
  • The Martorell plant produced 487,500 vehicles in 2023, primarily SEAT Leon and Cupra models.
  • In 2023, new car registrations in Spain totaled 1,082,648 units, up 14.2% from 2022.
  • Passenger car sales: 903,000 units in 2023, 82% of total registrations.
  • Market share of Spanish brands (SEAT/Cupra): 12.5% in 2023 domestic sales.
  • Auto industry employed 450,000 direct workers in 2023.
  • Total employment including indirect: 1.9 million jobs supported in 2023.
  • Manufacturing jobs: 200,000 in vehicle assembly plants 2023.
  • Vehicle exports from Spain: €47.2 billion in value in 2023.
  • 85% of produced vehicles exported in 2023 (2.48 million units).
  • Top export destination: Germany with 22% of exports (€10.4B).
  • FDI in auto: €3.2 billion invested in 2023.
  • R&D expenditure: €4.1 billion by auto sector in 2023.
  • VW Group investment: €5 billion over 2020-2024 at Martorell.

Spain's auto industry is growing strongly, ranking as Europe's second-largest car producer.

Employment and Labor

1Auto industry employed 450,000 direct workers in 2023.
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2Total employment including indirect: 1.9 million jobs supported in 2023.
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3Manufacturing jobs: 200,000 in vehicle assembly plants 2023.
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4Component suppliers employed 250,000 in 2023.
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5R&D staff in auto sector: 45,000 engineers and technicians in 2023.
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6Temporary contracts: 25% of auto workforce in 2023.
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7Average salary: €32,500 annually in auto manufacturing 2023.
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8Women in auto industry: 22% of workforce in 2023, up from 18% in 2020.
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9Training programs: 15,000 workers upskilled in EV tech in 2023.
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10Plant-specific: Martorell employs 12,000 workers.
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11Vigo plant: 7,500 direct employees in 2023.
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12Unemployment rate in auto sector: 8.5% in 2023.
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13New hires: 20,000 in 2023 due to production ramp-up.
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14Unions: CCOO represents 40% of auto workers in Spain.
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15Shift workers: 70% of plant employees on multiple shifts.
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16Age average: 42 years in auto manufacturing workforce 2023.
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17Digital skills gap: 30% of workers need training by 2025.
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18Outsourcing jobs: 150,000 in services for auto industry 2023.
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19Strikes: 12 days lost to labor disputes in 2023.
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20Productivity per worker: €220,000 output value in 2023.
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21Youth employment under 30: 15% of total in 2023.
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22Mobility to other sectors: 5,000 jobs lost to diversification in 2023.
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23Health & safety: Accident rate 2.1 per 100 workers in 2023.
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Employment and Labor Interpretation

Spain's auto industry is a powerful but creaky engine of the economy, directly employing 450,000 people and supporting nearly two million jobs, yet it's running on a quarter temporary contracts, a persistent gender imbalance, and a workforce where 70% work multiple shifts, all while desperately trying to upskill for an electric future and plug a digital skills gap before it stalls.

Exports and Trade

1Vehicle exports from Spain: €47.2 billion in value in 2023.
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285% of produced vehicles exported in 2023 (2.48 million units).
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3Top export destination: Germany with 22% of exports (€10.4B).
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4France imported 18% of Spanish vehicles (€8.5B) in 2023.
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5UK exports: €4.2 billion, 9% share in 2023.
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6EU exports: 78% of total vehicle shipments in 2023.
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7Passenger car exports: 2.1 million units in 2023.
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8Commercial vehicle exports: 390,000 units to 100+ countries.
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9Parts exports: €13.8 billion in 2023.
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10Trade surplus: €28.5 billion for auto sector in 2023.
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11Latin America exports: 5% share (€2.3B), led by Mexico.
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12USA imports from Spain: €1.8 billion vehicles in 2023.
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13EV exports: 15,000 units in 2023, growing 50%.
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14Turkey as destination: €1.2B exports in 2023.
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15Import value: €18.7 billion vehicles in 2023.
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16China imports to Spain: €2.1B vehicles/parts in 2023.
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17Logistics: 60% exports by sea, 35% road in 2023.
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18Portugal imports: 8% of Spanish exports (€3.8B).
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19Italy: 7% share (€3.3B) vehicle imports from Spain 2023.
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20Africa exports: €900 million in 2023.
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21Post-Brexit UK trade: Down 5% to €4B in 2023.
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22Trade fairs: 150 companies at IAA 2023 from Spain.
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23Customs value growth: 12% in auto exports 2023.
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24Morocco imports: €1.5B, key North African market.
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25Digital exports platform: 20% growth via online B2B 2023.
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Exports and Trade Interpretation

Spain is a car-making powerhouse whose domestic roads are practically a showroom for the rest of Europe, especially Germany and France, netting the country a massive trade surplus while its electric and online sales quietly shift into a higher gear.

Investments and R&D

1FDI in auto: €3.2 billion invested in 2023.
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2R&D expenditure: €4.1 billion by auto sector in 2023.
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3VW Group investment: €5 billion over 2020-2024 at Martorell.
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4Stellantis: €1.5B for EV transition in Vigo 2023-2025.
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5Battery gigafactory: Stellantis Sagunto €1.3B investment.
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6PERTE funding: €1.4B government aid to auto sector 2021-2023.
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7Ford Almussafes: €321M for Kuga hybrid production.
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8R&D centers: 14 in Spain, employing 10,000 in 2023.
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9Private R&D tax credits claimed: €850M in 2023.
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10Mercedes Vitoria: €200M for electric van line.
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11Nissan: €100M before closure, shifted to EV tech.
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12Component firms: €2.5B invested in 2023 for electrification.
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13Startups funding: €300M VC in auto tech 2023.
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14EU NextGen funds: €766M allocated to Spanish auto.
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15Patents filed: 1,200 in auto tech by Spanish firms 2023.
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16Renault: €200M in Palencia for hybrid Captur.
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17Hydrogen projects: €150M public-private in 2023.
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18Digitalization investments: €1B across sector in 2023.
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19Talent attraction: €50M for 1,000 engineers via Invest in Spain.
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20Sustainability capex: €800M for green tech 2023.
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215G factories: €120M implemented in 3 plants 2023.
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22Venture capital deals: 25 in auto supply chain 2023.
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Investments and R&D Interpretation

While Spain's auto industry is clearly pouring billions into an electric future, the real story is a massive, state-aided bet that they can out-innovate and out-manufacture their European rivals before the battery runs out on the old combustion engine model.

Production Statistics

1In 2023, Spain's automobile production reached 2,911,587 vehicles, marking a 16.9% increase from 2022 and positioning Spain as Europe's second-largest car producer.
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2Spanish plants manufactured 2,452,317 passenger cars in 2023, with SEAT-VW Group leading at 1,218,000 units.
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3The Martorell plant produced 487,500 vehicles in 2023, primarily SEAT Leon and Cupra models.
Directional
4Vigo plant output was 410,000 light commercial vehicles in 2023 for Stellantis.
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5In Q1 2024, Spain produced 736,200 vehicles, up 7.2% year-over-year.
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6Nissan Barcelona plant produced 150,000 e-NV200 electric vans in 2023 before partial closure.
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7Ford Almussafes plant output reached 280,000 Kuga SUVs in 2023.
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8Mercedes Vitoria produced 420,000 vans (Vito, V-Class) in 2023.
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9Spain's engine production hit 1,650,000 units in 2023, mostly at Trubia and Zaragoza.
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10Component sector produced €28.5 billion in value in 2023, employing 330,000 workers.
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11In 2022, Spain assembled 2,487,000 vehicles, with 85% exported.
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12Electrified vehicle production in Spain reached 12.5% of total in 2023 (364,000 units).
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13Valladolid plant (IVECO) produced 55,000 trucks in 2023.
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14Renault Palencia output was 240,000 vehicles in 2023, mainly Captur.
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15Spain produced 1.2 million turbo engines in 2023 at GM Figueruelas.
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16In 2023, battery production for EVs started at 50 GWh capacity in Sagunto.
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17Total vehicle parts production value was €32 billion in 2022.
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18Spain's auto sector output grew 5.3% in 2023 to €47.8 billion.
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19Q4 2023 production: 780,000 vehicles, up 22% from Q4 2022.
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20Hybrid vehicle assembly in Spain: 250,000 units in 2023.
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21In 2023, Spain ranked 8th globally in vehicle production with 2.9 million units.
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22Passenger car production share: 84% of total vehicles in 2023.
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23Commercial vehicle production: 460,000 units in 2023.
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24Spain produced 18,000 electric cars in 2023, 0.6% of total.
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25In 2021, production was 2.2 million vehicles, recovering post-COVID.
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26Zaragoza Opel plant: 300,000 Corsa vehicles in 2023.
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27Total plants: 17 active vehicle assembly sites in Spain as of 2024.
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28Average daily production rate: 11,000 vehicles in 2023.
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292023 production by brand: VW Group 42%, Stellantis 28%.
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30Spain's auto production capacity utilization: 92% in 2023.
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Production Statistics Interpretation

While Spain's car industry is pumping out nearly three million vehicles a year to secure its spot as Europe's runner-up producer, its electrification journey is still stuck in first gear, with EVs making up a mere sliver of the total output, proving it's better at building for the present than for the future.

Sales and Domestic Market

1In 2023, new car registrations in Spain totaled 1,082,648 units, up 14.2% from 2022.
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2Passenger car sales: 903,000 units in 2023, 82% of total registrations.
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3Market share of Spanish brands (SEAT/Cupra): 12.5% in 2023 domestic sales.
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4Electric vehicle (BEV) sales: 31,000 units in 2023, 2.9% market share.
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5Hybrid (HEV+PHEV) sales: 178,000 units, 16.5% share in 2023.
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6Q1 2024 sales: 320,000 vehicles, up 15.6% YoY.
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7Top-selling model: SEAT Leon with 28,500 units sold in 2023.
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8SUV segment share: 55% of 2023 sales in Spain.
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9Commercial vehicle registrations: 179,000 units in 2023.
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10Used car sales: 1.9 million transactions in 2023.
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11Fleet sales share: 45% of total 2023 registrations.
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12Toyota led sales with 14% market share in 2023 (151,000 units).
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13Volkswagen Group sales: 210,000 units in Spain 2023.
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14Diesel share dropped to 24% of sales in 2023 from 30% in 2022.
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15Gasoline sales: 55% market share in 2023.
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16Premium segment sales grew 20% to 120,000 units in 2023.
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17Online car sales: 15% of total transactions in 2023.
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18Regional sales leader: Madrid with 18% of national sales in 2023.
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19Van sales: 145,000 units, up 10% in 2023.
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202023 average sales price: €28,500 per new car.
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21Rent-a-car fleet renewals: 80,000 vehicles in 2023.
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22Chinese brands sales: 4.5% share (48,000 units) in 2023.
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23Pickup sales: 12,000 units, led by Ford Ranger.
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24December 2023 sales: 120,000 units, highest monthly figure.
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25Women buyers: 35% of new car purchases in 2023.
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26Export value of vehicles: €35.6 billion in 2023.
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Sales and Domestic Market Interpretation

Spain's auto industry is on a clear upswing, yet it remains a nation of pragmatic petrolheads, cautiously embracing hybrids while still letting SUVs and fleet sales drive the narrative, all at a steadily rising price.

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    MOTOR
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    motor.es

  • GANVAM logo
    Reference 21
    GANVAM
    ganvam.es

    ganvam.es

  • QUEFURGONETA logo
    Reference 22
    QUEFURGONETA
    quefurgoneta.com

    quefurgoneta.com

  • VW logo
    Reference 23
    VW
    vw.es

    vw.es

  • AUTOSCOUT24 logo
    Reference 24
    AUTOSCOUT24
    autoscout24.es

    autoscout24.es

  • DGT logo
    Reference 25
    DGT
    dgt.es

    dgt.es

  • AER logo
    Reference 26
    AER
    aer.es

    aer.es

  • ICEX logo
    Reference 27
    ICEX
    icex.es

    icex.es

  • INE logo
    Reference 28
    INE
    ine.es

    ine.es

  • AECA logo
    Reference 29
    AECA
    aeca.es

    aeca.es

  • CARM logo
    Reference 30
    CARM
    carm.es

    carm.es

  • SULAYR logo
    Reference 31
    SULAYR
    sulayr.es

    sulayr.es

  • FUNDACIONONCE logo
    Reference 32
    FUNDACIONONCE
    fundaciononce.es

    fundaciononce.es

  • SEAT logo
    Reference 33
    SEAT
    seat.es

    seat.es

  • STELLANTIS logo
    Reference 34
    STELLANTIS
    stellantis.es

    stellantis.es

  • EPDATA logo
    Reference 35
    EPDATA
    epdata.es

    epdata.es

  • CCOO-INDUSTRIA logo
    Reference 36
    CCOO-INDUSTRIA
    ccoo-industria.es

    ccoo-industria.es

  • RANDSTAD logo
    Reference 37
    RANDSTAD
    randstad.es

    randstad.es

  • MCKINSEY logo
    Reference 38
    MCKINSEY
    mckinsey.com

    mckinsey.com

  • MANPOWERGROUP logo
    Reference 39
    MANPOWERGROUP
    manpowergroup.es

    manpowergroup.es

  • CCOO logo
    Reference 40
    CCOO
    ccoo.es

    ccoo.es

  • JOVESAMBAUTO logo
    Reference 41
    JOVESAMBAUTO
    jovesambauto.es

    jovesambauto.es

  • ADECCO logo
    Reference 42
    ADECCO
    adecco.es

    adecco.es

  • INSST logo
    Reference 43
    INSST
    insst.es

    insst.es

  • DATACOMEX logo
    Reference 44
    DATACOMEX
    datacomex.comex.es

    datacomex.comex.es

  • MINECO logo
    Reference 45
    MINECO
    mineco.gob.es

    mineco.gob.es

  • TRADE logo
    Reference 46
    TRADE
    trade.gov

    trade.gov

  • UNESPA logo
    Reference 47
    UNESPA
    unespa.es

    unespa.es

  • CÁMARA logo
    Reference 48
    CÁMARA
    cámara.es

    cámara.es

  • AGESCA logo
    Reference 49
    AGESCA
    agesca.es

    agesca.es

  • ICEX-NEXT logo
    Reference 50
    ICEX-NEXT
    icex-next.es

    icex-next.es

  • INVESTINSPAIN logo
    Reference 51
    INVESTINSPAIN
    investinspain.org

    investinspain.org

  • SEAT-MEDIACENTER logo
    Reference 52
    SEAT-MEDIACENTER
    seat-mediacenter.com

    seat-mediacenter.com

  • NISSAN logo
    Reference 53
    NISSAN
    nissan.es

    nissan.es

  • ENISA logo
    Reference 54
    ENISA
    enisa.es

    enisa.es

  • OEPM logo
    Reference 55
    OEPM
    oepm.es

    oepm.es

  • IDI logo
    Reference 56
    IDI
    idi.paques

    idi.paques

  • REDES5G logo
    Reference 57
    REDES5G
    redes5g.es

    redes5g.es

  • ASCRIFI logo
    Reference 58
    ASCRIFI
    ascrifi.es

    ascrifi.es