Albania had 1,048,092 road vehicles in 2025, up 9.3% from the previous year. Passenger movements through land border crossings also increased, rising 6.5% to 28,421,891 entries and exits, according to the Institute of Statistics (INSTAT).

Passenger cars accounted for 80.8% of the vehicle fleet, followed by motorcycles at 6.1%. The motorisation rate reached 360.6 passenger cars per 1,000 inhabitants, compared with 326.1 in 2024.

Meanwhile, the road network managed by the Albanian Road Authority reached 3,667.2 kilometres. Secondary interurban roads accounted for 2,421.2 kilometres, while local roads covered 675.9 kilometres. The network also included 49 kilometres of motorways.

Morina handled 39.4% of all passenger movements through land border crossings. Mercedes-Benz accounted for 18% of registered vehicles, followed by Volkswagen at 16.7%. Passenger cars aged 11 to 20 years represented 45.7% of the total.

The figures come from INSTAT’s report, Transport in Figures 2025.

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