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Finland January 2026: Tesla Model Y and Toyota Yaris Cross lead, Mercedes CLA in Top 10 again

6 February 2026 at 09:59

The Mercedes CLA ranks #9 in Finland this month.

Yet more worries for new car sales in Finland at -5.1% year-on-year in January to just 5,374 units. Toyota (-7.4%) reclaims the brands top spot with 15.1% share vs. 11.2% in December, distancing Skoda (+9.8%) at 11.5% vs. 10% last month. Volvo (-1.3%) advances two ranks on last month to #4 whereas Volkswagen (-10.7%), leader in December, falls to #5. Tesla (+286.2%) compensates on a particularly low January 2025 result (-65.7%) and ranks inside the Top 10 at #9. Other great performers below include Seat (+500%), Smart (+295.2%), Mini (+100%), BYD (+98%) and Xpeng (+87.5%).

Over in the models charts, the Tesla Model Y (+550%) surges to pole position which is unusual for a quarter start. Selling exactly the same amount is the Toyota Yaris Cross (+14.5%), leader over the Full Year 2025. At #3, the Toyota bZ4X (+101.1%) posts a fantastic result and climbs onto the Finnish podium for the first time – and in the Top 10 for the first time also. The Nissan Qashqai (-35.1%) was #1 a year ago and pays it this month. Another excellent month for the Skoda Elroq (+1176.9%) celebrating one year in market with a 5th position. The good surprise of the month is the 9th place of the Mercedes CLA (+633.3%), inside the Top 10 for the 2nd month in a row after ranking #10 in December – making Finland the only market in the world where the CLA is in the Top 10. For its part the new Smart #5 continues to shine at #20 even though this is significantly below the #7 it reached last month. Finland remains the only market in the world where the #5 is met with success.

Previous post: Finland Full Year 2025: Toyota monopolises Top 4, Yaris Cross signs first win

One year ago: Finland January 2025: Nissan Qashqai signs first win in almost 6 years

Full January 2026 Top 30 brands and Top 35 models below.

Finland January 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJan-26%/25Dec
1Toyota81115.1%– 7.4%2
2Skoda61711.5%+ 9.8%3
3Volvo5219.7%– 1.3%5
4Volkswagen5099.5%– 10.7%1
5Kia3857.2%– 1.8%8
6BMW3165.9%– 8.9%9
7Mercedes2905.4%+ 6.2%7
8Audi2644.9%+ 11.4%6
9Tesla2244.2%+ 286.2%4
10Ford2224.1%– 3.1%11
11Nissan1953.6%– 45.1%15
12BYD1011.9%+ 98.0%14
13Renault901.7%+ 28.6%16
14Hyundai861.6%– 52.0%12
15Smart831.5%+ 295.2%13
16Suzuki541.0%– 26.0%25
17Cupra500.9%– 10.7%22
18Dacia490.9%– 42.4%17
19Peugeot490.9%– 70.1%18
20Seat480.9%+ 500.0%30
21Opel470.9%+ 2.2%19
22Subaru460.9%+ 2.2%28
23Mazda350.7%– 37.5%21
24Mitsubishi340.6%+ 9.7%27
25Polestar300.6%– 71.2%10
26Porsche280.5%– 24.3%26
27MG270.5%+ 42.1%23
28Mini240.4%+ 100.0%n/a
29Land Rover230.4%– 43.9%29
30Lexus230.4%– 54.9%24
31Citroen220.4%– 42.1%20
32Aion150.3%newn/a
33Xpeng150.3%+ 87.5%n/a

Finland January 2026 – models:

PosModelJan-26%/25Dec
1Tesla Model Y2214.1%+ 550.0%1
2Toyota Yaris Cross2214.1%+ 14.5%6
3Toyota bZ4x1833.4%+ 101.1%n/a
4Nissan Qashqai1703.2%– 35.1%17
5Skoda Elroq1663.1%+ 1176.9%3
6Toyota Yaris1653.1%+ 5.1%15
7Skoda Enyaq1512.8%– 6.2%2
8VW ID.41342.5%+ 65.4%8
9Mercedes CLA1322.5%+ 633.3%10
10Kia Stonic1292.4%+ 63.3%26
11Volvo EX401272.4%+ 164.6%14
12Volvo XC601232.3%– 23.1%13
13Toyota Corolla1112.1%+ 0.0%4
14Toyota C-HR951.8%– 5.9%18
15VW T-Roc921.7%+ 130.0%n/a
16Kia EV3791.5%+ 6.8%20
17VW ID.7781.5%+ 13.0%9
18Skoda Octavia771.4%– 28.0%19
19Volvo EC40771.4%+ 185.2%n/a
20Smart #5701.3%new7
21Audi Q4691.3%+ 30.2%11
22Volvo EX30641.2%+ 8.5%21
23BMW i4571.1%+ 14.0%23
24Skoda Kamiq571.1%+ 67.6%n/a
25Ford Explorer531.0%+ 71.0%n/a
26Volvo V60531.0%– 53.1%25
27BYD Seal521.0%+ 85.7%n/a
28Skoda Kodiaq500.9%– 37.5%29
29Audi Q6480.9%– 22.6%n/a
30Seat Leon470.9%+ 683.3%n/a
31Ford Kuga460.9%– 20.7%n/a
32Kia Ceed460.9%– 33.3%22
33VW Golf460.9%– 46.5%31
34BMW iX1410.8%+ 115.8%n/a
35VW Tiguan400.7%– 64.6%24
36Suzuki Vitara390.7%– 4.9%n/a

Source: AUT

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Croatia January 2026: Audi up to record 6th place

5 February 2026 at 08:56

Audi holds 4.9% of the Croatian market in January.

The Croatian new car market suffers in January at -11.5% year-on-year to 3,946 units. Skoda (-2.6%) and Volkswagen (-6.2%) both improve their share and are separated by only one sale. Toyota (+13.8%) defies the negative context at #3 like last month, followed by Suzuki (-25%) and Opel (-26.9%) both cratering. Audi (+9.7%) is the only gainer in the remainder of the Top 10, reaching a record 6th place (previous best: #7 in March 2025). Renault (-50.6%), Dacia (-49%), Ford (-30.7%) and Hyundai (-25%) are hit particularly hard below. MG (+120%), Forthing (+106.7%) and Volvo (+24.2%) shine.

Model-wise, the VW T-Cross (-27.8%) is the best-seller like one year ago but sees its sales plunge. The Skoda Octavia (-11.4%) follows the market at #2 while the Suzuki Vitara (-29.8%) is in trouble at #3. In contrast, the VW Tiguan (+37.3%), Skoda Kamiq (+25%) and Suzuki S-Cross (+16.7%) all deliver excellent performances. The MG ZS (+142.9%), Toyota Yaris (+121.7%) and Skoda Karoq (+97.1%) all impress.

Previous post: Croatia Full Year 2025: Skoda Octavia and VW T-Cross lead again, Opel Mokka up to #5 in record market

One year ago: Croatia January 2025: VW T-Cross hits record share

Full January 2026 Top 44 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Croatia January 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJan-26%/25Dec
1Skoda51513.1%– 2.6%1
2Volkswagen51413.0%– 6.2%2
3Toyota3067.8%+ 13.8%3
4Suzuki2586.5%– 25.0%5
5Opel2095.3%– 26.9%6
6Audi1934.9%+ 9.7%10
7Kia1934.9%– 16.1%12
8Hyundai1894.8%– 25.0%8
9BMW1704.3%– 10.1%18
10Dacia1574.0%– 49.0%7
11Ford1223.1%– 30.7%4
12Renault1183.0%– 50.6%9
13Mazda982.5%– 10.1%16
14Mercedes942.4%+ 3.3%13
15Peugeot892.3%– 23.3%14
16Volvo822.1%+ 24.2%23
17Citroen681.7%– 32.7%11
18MG661.7%+ 120.0%25
19BYD641.6%new19
20Cupra551.4%– 8.3%21
21Omoda541.4%new20
22Nissan391.0%– 33.9%22
23Geely320.8%– 30.4%24
24Seat310.8%+ 14.8%26
25Forthing310.8%+ 106.7%29
26Porsche310.8%– 34.0%30
27Jaecoo270.7%+ 2600.0%15
28Tesla190.5%+ 171.4%17
29Mini190.5%+ 58.3%37
30Mitsubishi150.4%+ 1400.0%33
31Lexus140.4%– 30.0%27
32Honda120.3%+ 33.3%34
33SsangYong90.2%– 10.0%28
34Land Rover90.2%– 72.7%32
35Subaru80.2%+ 100.0%35
36DS70.2%+ 133.3%41
37Alfa Romeo70.2%+ 16.7%44
38Jeep60.2%– 71.4%36
39Fiat50.1%+ 25.0%31
40Lynk & Co40.1%– 60.0%38
41Leapmotor20.1%new39
42Bentley20.1%– 33.3%45
43Aston MartinΒ 20.1%n/a –
44Morgan10.0%n/a –

Croatia January 2026 – models:

PosModelJan-26%/24Dec
1VW T-Cross1904.8%– 27.8%1
2Skoda Octavia1634.1%– 11.4%4
3Suzuki Vitara1323.3%– 29.8%6
4Suzuki SX4 S-Cross1122.8%+ 16.7%11
5VW Tiguan922.3%+ 37.3%8
6Skoda Kamiq902.3%+ 25.0%14
7Hyundai Tucson832.1%– 26.5%7
8Skoda Kodiaq812.1%– 37.2%2
9Opel Corsa772.0%– 59.0%9
10Kia Stonic691.7%– 4.2%n/a
11Skoda Karoq671.7%+ 97.1%n/a
12Dacia Duster631.6%– 45.2%n/a
13Kia Sportage621.6%– 12.7%n/a
14VW T-Roc611.5%+ 5.2%n/a
15Ford Kuga591.5%– 45.9%n/a
16Dacia Sandero571.4%– 54.8%5
17Toyota Yaris Cross551.4%+ 22.2%16
18MG ZS511.3%+ 142.9%n/a
19Opel Frontera511.3%newn/a
20Toyota Yaris511.3%+ 121.7%n/a

Source: Promocija Plus

Sweden January 2026: Market off -18.3%, Volvo EX/XC40 leads, Kia K4 SW lands in Top 10

4 February 2026 at 08:46

The Kia K4 SW ranks inside the Top 10 for its first month of sales.

New car sales in Sweden are down a daunting -18.3% year-on-year to 16,041 units.Β The decrease is due, among other things, to the large increase in ethanol cars in January last year, ahead of changed tax rules that came into effect on February 1, 2025. This resulted in a record high share of ethanol cars of 8.5%, which will fall back to 0.5% this year. It also resulted in a surprise third place of Subaru in the brands ranking. The share of plug-in cars is at 64.2% vs. 51.6% a year ago, with BEVs up 18.6% to 41.8% share vs. 28.8% a year ago while PHEVs drop -18.8% to 3,582 but keep their share stable at 22.3% vs. 22.7% last year.

Local behemoth Volvo (-25.9%) drops faster than the market to a weak 14.3% share to be compared with 19.3% in December and 17.9% over the Full Year 2025. Volkswagen (-35.2%) fares even worse to 11.5% vs. 15.9% last month. Toyota (+0.9%) is stable, a good performance in the current context and reaches 10% share vs. 8.1% over FY 2024. However the next two carmakers do much better: Kia is up 12.6% and Mercedes up 46.5%. Tesla (+26.4%), Skoda (+10.8%) and BMW (+0.2%) are also up in the remainder of the Top 10. Below, Seat (+120.8%), Citroen (+112.9%), Fiat (+98.1%) and Renault (+59.9%) are among the best performers.

The Volvo EX/XC40 (+115.1%) surges to the pole position for the second time in the past 3 months with 5.1% share, albeit below the 5.8% it commanded in December. Leader over the Full Year 2025, the Volvo XC60 (-54.8%) collapses year-on-year but still manages a strong 2nd place. The Tesla Model Y (+68%) bounces back up to #3, distancing the VW ID.7 (-42.7%) and Polestar 4 (+123.3%) faring in totally opposed ways. The Toyota bZ4X (+260.5%) is up 27 spots to break into the Top 10 for the first time at #8. The Kia K4 SW does the same for its very first appearance in the charts at #9, probably all demo sales as the model hasn’t officially launched just yet. Notice also the Renault 5 (#19), BMW iX1 (#22), VW Tayron (#24) and Mercedes A Class (#29).

Previous post: Sweden Full Year 2025: Volvo XC60 grabs 2nd win, Tesla Model Y off -68.2%

One year ago: Sweden January 2025: Subaru Outback surprise leader, Forester and Crosstrek in Top 10

Full January 2026 Top 51 All brands and Top XXX All models below.

Sweden January 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJan-26%/25Dec2025%FY25
1Volvo2,29114.3%– 25.9%148,96117.9%1
2Volkswagen1,84411.5%– 35.2%238,67714.2%2
3ToyotaΒ Β Β 1,61110.0%+ 0.9%322,1898.1%3
4KiaΒ Β 1,3908.7%+ 12.6%419,9227.3%4
5MercedesΒ Β 1,1627.2%+ 46.5%517,3726.4%5
6BMWΒ Β 1,0026.2%+ 0.2%715,0015.5%7
7AudiΒ Β 9796.1%– 3.1%914,8875.5%8
8SkodaΒ Β 9265.8%+ 10.8%616,6646.1%6
9Tesla5123.2%+ 26.4%107,2522.7%11
10PeugeotΒ Β 4652.9%– 25.1%139,0593.3%9
11Polestar4502.8%– 4.9%87,6012.8%10
12Cupra4142.6%– 17.0%117,0342.6%12
13Renault3392.1%+ 59.9%124,1741.5%13
14FordΒ Β 2501.6%– 6.7%194,0771.5%14
15HyundaiΒ Β 2301.4%+ 6.5%153,4611.3%15
16NissanΒ Β 2141.3%+ 4.9%203,1241.1%16
17Dacia1891.2%– 2.1%142,9961.1%18
18MazdaΒ Β 1821.1%+ 21.3%182,0790.8%23
19SubaruΒ Β 1741.1%– 93.3%223,0591.1%17
20Lexus1671.0%– 10.2%252,4790.9%21
21Seat1591.0%+ 120.8%211,6950.6%24
22OpelΒ Β 1410.9%+ 15.6%242,2470.8%22
23CitroenΒ Β 1320.8%+ 112.9%281,3580.5%28
24MiniΒ Β 1180.7%+ 6.3%231,5440.6%26
25FiatΒ Β 1070.7%+ 98.1%262,7061.0%20
26SuzukiΒ Β 870.5%+ 97.7%301,1560.4%30
27Lynk & Co750.5%+ 97.4%161,5160.6%27
28Porsche740.5%– 69.0%172,9001.1%19
29Zeekr620.4%+ 26.5%271,2740.5%29
30HondaΒ Β 480.3%+ 4.3%328980.3%32
31MG460.3%– 43.9%381,5910.6%25
32Land Rover430.3%– 10.4%365570.2%34
33Xpeng400.2%– 23.1%299510.3%31
34BYD350.2%– 58.8%358120.3%33
35Geely200.1%+ 566.7%47660.0%42
36Mitsubishi150.1%– 28.6%373630.1%35
37Jeep110.1%– 26.7%46950.0%40
38Ferrari70.0%+ 40.0%33990.0%39
39Alfa Romeo50.0%+ 25.0%431030.0%38
40Smart50.0%+ 66.7%42690.0%41
41DFSK40.0%n/a40350.0%50
42ChevroletΒ Β 30.0%– 57.1%501160.0%37
43Cadillac20.0%n/a –60.0%65
44DS20.0%– 33.3%41550.0%44
45Lamborghini20.0%– 33.3%49470.0%45
46Bentley10.0%n/a45130.0%55
47Iveco10.0%+ 0.0%54180.0%54
48JAC10.0%n/a5270.0%64
49Lotus10.0%– 75.0%44460.0%46
50Morgan10.0%n/a55110.0%58
51SsangYong10.0%n/a51430.0%47

Sweden January 2026 – models:

PosModelJan-26%/25Dec
1Volvo EX/XC408265.1%+ 115.1%2
2Volvo XC606384.0%– 54.8%1
3Tesla Model Y4993.1%+ 68.0%6
4VW ID.73742.3%– 42.9%4
5Polestar 43642.3%+ 123.3%3
6Toyota Yaris Cross3382.1%+ 23.8%10
7Volvo EX303192.0%+ 0.9%12
8Toyota bZ4X2921.8%+ 260.5%35
9Kia K4 SW2751.7%new –
10Skoda Kodiaq2741.7%+ 1.9%17
11Kia Sportage2581.6%+ 24.6%14
12Kia EV32501.6%+ 9.2%9
13Kia EV92441.5%+ 66.0%20
14Skoda Enyaq2421.5%+ 3.4%22
15Toyota Yaris2401.5%+ 18.2%18
16VW Tiguan2381.5%– 17.9%7
17Toyota Corolla2311.4%– 16.0%24
18Audi A32221.4%+ 43.2%40
19Renault 52221.4%+ 1918.2%32
20Toyota Corolla Cross2201.4%– 24.1%26
21VW ID.41991.2%– 52.5%13
22BMW IX11901.2%+ 2614.3%21
23Cupra Terramar1841.1%+ 76.9%25
24VW Tayron1831.1%+ 3560.0%29
25VW Passat1791.1%– 35.1%19
26VW T-Roc1701.1%– 9.6%16
27Mercedes GLC1691.1%+ 156.1%31
28Mercedes CLA1641.0%+ 343.2%23
29Mercedes A Class1641.0%+ 4000.0%96
30Peugeot 50081380.9%– 29.6%43
31Audi A51380.9%+ 66.3%52
32BMW 5-Series1340.8%– 60.1%86
33Peugeot 30081330.8%– 8.9%61
34Volvo EC/C401240.8%– 47.9%30
35Cupra Born1230.8%+ 89.2%37
36Peugeot 20081210.8%– 41.0%50
37VW ID.31200.7%– 33.3%11
38Audi Q51200.7%+ 531.6%62
39Toyota C-HR1140.7%+ 0.9%15
40Dacia Sandero1110.7%+ 63.2%38
41Mercedes E Class1100.7%– 25.7%34
42Skoda Superb1100.7%+ 42.9%81
43Mercedes EQA1070.7%+ 55.1%46
44Seat Arona1050.7%+ 138.6%49
45BMW X31040.6%– 13.3%67
46VW Golf1030.6%– 80.1%71
47Audi Q4 E-Tron1030.6%– 22.0%41
48Audi A6 e-tron1030.6%+ 134.1%58
49BMW 1-Series1030.6%+ 157.5%42
50Kia EV61010.6%+ 50.7%28
51Volvo S/V60970.6%– 50.8%8
52Ford Explorer960.6%+ 231.0%76
53Subaru Outback910.6%– 94.5%74
54Nissan Qashqai900.6%+ 57.9%66
55Audi A6880.5%– 50.3%59
56Volvo ES90880.5%new112
57Skoda Octavia870.5%– 42.4%33
58Hyundai Tucson860.5%+ 16.2%132
59BMW 3-Series860.5%+ 32.3%82
60Toyota Aygo X860.5%+ 138.9%144
61Audi Q6 e-Tron840.5%– 44.0%70
62Kia Stonic840.5%+ 200.0%97
63BMW i5810.5%+ 9.5%55
64Toyota RAV4790.5%– 74.5%5
65VW Taigo790.5%+ 58.0%51
66Mercedes GLE760.5%– 14.6%45
67Skoda Fabia760.5%+ 145.2%75
68BMW X1740.5%– 21.3%98
69Citroen C5 Aircross730.5%+ 1725.0%92
70Volvo XC90720.4%– 61.7%39
71Cupra Leon720.4%+ 4.3%47
72Audi Q3710.4%– 39.8%103
73Mercedes GLA710.4%+ 65.1%142
74Mercedes GLB670.4%+ 1240.0%117
75Lexus NX660.4%– 30.5%108
76Kia Sorento620.4%+ 47.6%53
77Fiat Ducato620.4%+ 82.4%60
78BMW i4590.4%– 29.8%68
79Mini Hatch590.4%+ 5.4%106
80Volvo EX90580.4%+ 31.8%44
81Ford PumaΒ Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β 570.4%– 38.0%205
82BMW X5560.3%– 36.4%104
83Polestar 2550.3%– 77.3%54
84Skoda Kamiq530.3%+ 32.5%87
85Mercedes EQB510.3%– 52.3%48
86Opel Mokka500.3%– 31.5%127
87Mazda CX-60490.3%+ 28.9%83
88Lynk & Co 08490.3%new56
89Subaru Crosstrek480.3%– 86.6%114
90Mazda CX-30470.3%+ 80.8%116
91Skoda Karoq440.3%+ 29.4%139
92Kia Picanto430.3%– 41.9%100
93Dacia Duster410.3%– 44.6%95
94Mazda CX-80400.2%– 18.4%101
95Mercedes V Class400.2%+ 122.2%84
96Suzuki Swace400.2%+ 471.4%183
97Skoda Elroq400.2%new57
98Seat Ibiza390.2%+ 333.3%177
99Mazda 6e380.2%new120
100VW Multivan370.2%– 21.3%111
101Ford Kuga370.2%– 9.8%175
102BMW IX2370.2%+ 146.7%128
103Zeekr 7X370.2%new72
104Nissan Micra370.2%new –
105Mini Countryman350.2%– 7.9%136
106Opel Grandland X350.2%+ 9.4%118
107Cupra Formentor340.2%– 39.3%79
108Mercedes EQE330.2%– 45.9%80
109Kia EV4330.2%new90
110VW ID.Buzz320.2%– 3.0%36
111Fiat 600320.2%+ 77.8%174
112Renault 4320.2%new69
113Suzuki Vitara310.2%+ 121.4%110
114Xpeng G6300.2%+ 7.1%89
115Kia Niro290.2%– 77.2%137
116VW Touareg290.2%+ 52.6%102
117Porsche Cayenne280.2%– 57.6%73
118Polestar 3280.2%– 30.0%105
119Range RoverΒ 280.2%– 17.6%166
120Renault Captur270.2%– 3.6%143
121Honda HR-V270.2%+ 80.0%196
122Opel Corsa270.2%+ 125.0%159
123Peugeot 308270.2%+ 1250.0%279
124Nissan Juke260.2%– 42.2%131
125Renault Scenic260.2%– 7.1%77
126Hyundai Bayon260.2%+ 420.0%164
127VW Caravelle260.2%+ 766.7%91
128Lexus UXΒ 250.2%+ 127.3%190
129Peugeot Expert250.2%+ 316.7%219
130Porsche 911240.1%– 42.9%121
131BMW iX240.1%+ 4.3%115
132MG 4240.1%+ 9.1%197
133Mini Aceman240.1%+ 41.2%85
134Subaru Forester230.1%– 95.9%148
135Nissan Ariya230.1%– 59.6%109
136Lexus LBX230.1%– 54.9%153
137Hyundai Kona230.1%+ 4.5%240
138VW Touran220.1%– 71.4%99
139VW Caddy220.1%+ 57.1%63
140Hyundai Inster220.1%new162
141Lexus RZ220.1%new275
142Volvo S/V90210.1%– 91.8%78
143Ford Capri210.1%+ 950.0%152
144Dacia Bigster210.1%new88
145Hyundai Ioniq 9210.1%new169
146Mercedes C Class200.1%– 35.5%133
147Hyundai Ioniq 5200.1%+ 33.3%207
148Citroen C3 Aircross200.1%+ 1900.0%147
149Hyundai Santa Fe190.1%– 71.2%165
150VW T-CrossΒ Β Β Β Β Β Β 190.1%– 63.5%123
151Citroen C4190.1%– 63.5%193
152Nissan X-Trail190.1%– 52.5%156
153Audi Q7190.1%+ 11.8%167
154Nissan Primastar190.1%+ 375.0%255
155Renault Master180.1%– 79.1%125
156BMW 2-Series180.1%– 45.5%216
157Lynk & Co 01180.1%– 40.0%65
158Zeekr 001180.1%+ 0.0%141
159Ford Transit170.1%– 26.1%134
160Peugeot 208170.1%– 22.7%124
161Lexus RX170.1%+ 325.0%130
162Opel Frontera170.1%new126
163Dacia Jogger160.1%– 68.6%161
164Mercedes Sprinter160.1%– 15.8%138
165Porsche Macan150.1%– 85.3%94
166Audi Q8150.1%– 75.0%168
167Seat Leon150.1%– 21.1%151
168Land Rover Defender150.1%+ 50.0%170
169Lexus ES/IS/LS/RC140.1%– 22.2%189
170BYD Sealion140.1%new212
171Suzuki Swift130.1%+ 18.2%160
172BYD Seal130.1%+ 116.7%217
173Citroen Jumpy130.1%n/a187
174BMW IX3130.1%new –
175Fiat Grande Panda130.1%new –
176Mercedes Vito120.1%– 45.5%146
177Audi Q2120.1%+ 0.0%157
178Subaru Solterra120.1%+ 33.3%260
179Mitsubishi Outlander120.1%new140
180Tesla Model 3Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β 110.1%– 88.7%27
181Mercedes Citan110.1%+ 37.5%155
182VW Crafter110.1%+ 120.0%150
183Mercedes EQS100.1%– 41.2%158
184Honda Civic100.1%+ 100.0%188
185Renault Rafale100.1%+ 150.0%192
186Xpeng G990.1%– 60.9%122
187Mercedes GLS90.1%– 40.0%145
188Ford Transit Custom90.1%+ 50.0%135
189Mercedes AMG GT90.1%+ 50.0%228
190Kia PV590.1%new129
191Opel Movano90.1%n/a173
192BYD Seal U80.0%– 83.7%206
193Lynk & Co 0280.0%+ 0.0%154
194MG HS70.0%– 83.7%230
195Zeekr X70.0%– 77.4%211
196BMW X770.0%– 50.0%185
197Mercedes CLE70.0%+ 75.0%113
198Ford Mustang70.0%+ 600.0%239
199Toyota Proace City70.0%n/a285
200Hyundai i1060.0%– 70.0%119
201Mazda260.0%+ 0.0%213
202Honda CR-V50.0%– 66.7%199
203Alfa Romeo Junior50.0%+ 66.7%215
204MG S5 EV50.0%new201
205MG 350.0%new229
206Smart #550.0%new233
207MG S6 EV50.0%new –
208Porsche Panamera40.0%– 60.0%176
209Honda ZR-V40.0%+ 33.3%200
210Citroen C340.0%+ 300.0%186
211Ferrari Purosangue40.0%+ 300.0%195
212DFSK 50040.0%new218
213BMW 4-Series40.0%n/a235
214BMW X640.0%n/a236
215Hyundai Grand Santa Fe40.0%n/a –
216Ford Tourneo Custom30.0%– 91.4%178
217Audi A130.0%– 90.6%244
218Polestar YSM30.0%– 89.3%232
219Mitsubishi Colt30.0%– 70.0%254
220Toyota Proace Verso30.0%– 70.0%261
221Porsche Taycan30.0%– 66.7%181
222Hyundai i2030.0%– 62.5%64
223Suzuki S-Cross30.0%– 62.5%182
224Opel Astra30.0%– 25.0%256
225Ferrari30.0%+ 0.0%203
226BMW i730.0%+ 50.0%267
227Citroen Jumper30.0%+ 50.0% –
228BMW XM30.0%+ 200.0%269
229Peugeot Rifter30.0%n/a257
230Kia Ceed20.0%– 99.4%208
231Renault Clio20.0%– 90.0%179
232Renault Trafic20.0%– 84.6%149
233Honda Jazz20.0%– 75.0%180
234Mazda320.0%– 71.4%209
235Tesla Model X20.0%– 66.7%284
236Ford Mustang Mach-E20.0%– 50.0%246
237DS 720.0%– 33.3%194
238Lamborghini Urus20.0%+ 100.0%249
239Cupra Ateca10.0%– 96.9%238
240VW ID.510.0%– 92.3%210
241Ford Tourneo Connect10.0%– 83.3% –
242Mercedes CL class10.0%– 66.7%251
243Audi A810.0%+ 0.0%234
244Lotus Emeya10.0%+ 0.0%250
245Xpeng P710.0%+ 0.0%262
246Toyota Supra10.0%+ 0.0% –
247Bentley Continental10.0%n/a222
248JAC E30X10.0%n/a248
249Ssangyong Torres10.0%new259
250Morgan10.0%n/a278
251BMW 8-Series10.0%n/a –
252BMW Z410.0%n/a –
253Cadillac Lyriq10.0%new –
254Peugeot Boxer10.0%n/a –
255Cadillac Optiq10.0%new –

Source: Mobility Sweden

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