Allview Auto captured a 58.87% share of electric B1 microcar registrations in September 2026, according to registration data from APIA cited by the company. Its CityZEN and 4City occupied the first and second positions, respectively, in this specific urban electric microcar category.
| Model | September 2026 market share in the electric B1 microcar segment (as reported) | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Allview CityZEN | 36.17% | 1 |
| Allview 4City | 22.70% | 2 |
| Allview Auto total | 58.87% | — |
The figures apply to the B1 electric microcar niche rather than the overall electric-car market. CityZEN supplied the larger portion of Allview Auto’s result, while the newer 4City accounted for 22.70% of registrations only months after its launch.
Allview Auto had previously reported a share of about 49% in the microcar segment during the first half of 2026, a figure it said was more than 30% higher than in the same period of 2025. September’s 58.87% result marks a further increase within that narrowly defined category.
4City broadens the lineup
Launched in March 2026, the Allview 4City is positioned alongside the established compact CityZEN. The model is designed for urban travel and can be driven from age 16 with a B1 license in markets where that licensing category applies.
- Four seats and five doors
- Claimed urban range of up to 300 km
- Two front airbags
- 360-degree camera system
- Parking sensors
- All-metal body
The two-model range gives Allview Auto distinct offerings within the same category: CityZEN remains its compact microcar, while 4City adds four-seat accommodation and a more conventional car-like configuration.
Both vehicles are scheduled to appear at the Bucharest Auto Show & Accessories from October 6 to 11, 2026. The next registration figures will show whether Allview Auto can maintain its lead as the 4City completes its first months on the market.
