Selectivity estimation is a parameter used by a query optimizer for early estimation of the size of data that satisfies query condition. Selectivity is calculated using an estimator of distribution of attribute values of attribute involved in a processed query condition. Histograms built on attributes values from a database may be such representation of the distribution. The paper introduces a new query-distribution-aware V-optimal histogram which is useful in selectivity estimation for a range query. It takes into account either a 1-D distribution of attribute values or a 2-D distribution of boundaries of already processed queries. The advantages of qda-V-optimal histogram appears when it is applied for selectivity estimation of range query conditions that form so-called hot regions. To obtain the proposed error-optimal histogram we use dynamic programming method, Fuzzy C-Means clustering of a set of range boundaries.