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Media post: ANCEL V6 Pro+HD: One Diagnostic Tool for Cars, Trucks, and Agricultural Equipment

As modern vehicles become more electronically complex, diagnostics is no longer limited to passenger cars alone. Repair shops, fleet operators, and independent technicians increasingly find themselves working across multiple vehicle categoriesβ€”from sedans and SUVs to trucks, agricultural machinery, and construction equipment.

This shift has created a growing demand for diagnostic tools that can handle different vehicle types without requiring multiple dedicated scanners.

The Growing Challenge of Multi-Vehicle Diagnostics

Traditionally, passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles have relied on separate diagnostic platforms. Cars typically use standard OBD2 protocols, while trucks and heavy-duty vehicles rely on HD OBD systems and manufacturer-specific modules.

– For workshops servicing mixed fleets, this often means:

– Owning multiple diagnostic tools

– Managing different software systems

– Switching devices depending on vehicle type

Over time, this leads to higher costs, workflow inefficiencies, and steeper learning curves for technicians.

What Makes a True All-in-One Diagnostic Tool

A genuine all-in-one diagnostic scanner is not defined by vehicle count alone. Instead, it should offer:

– Multi-system diagnostics, not just engine codes

– Support for both passenger and commercial vehicles

– Bi-directional active tests for real-world troubleshooting

– Service and reset functions aligned with daily maintenance tasks

– Practical usability, including reporting and data management

Only when these elements work together can one device realistically replace several specialized tools.

How the ANCEL V6 Pro+HD Addresses These Needs

The ANCEL V6 Pro+HD is designed as a combined diagnostic platform for both passenger vehicles and commercial applications, including trucks and agricultural machinery.

Rather than focusing on a single vehicle category, it integrates OBD2 and HD OBD diagnostics within one system, allowing users to switch between different vehicle types without changing devices.

Passenger and Commercial Vehicle Coverage in One Platform

The V6 Pro+HD auto diagnostic scanner supports a wide range of vehicle types, including:

– Sedans, SUVs, MPVs, and vans

– Trucks and buses

– Agricultural machinery such as tractors and harvesters

– Construction vehicles including loaders, excavators, and cranes

Vehicle coverage spans over 200 brands, covering markets in Europe, Asia, America, China, and Australia.

Full-System Diagnostics Beyond Basic OBD2

Instead of limiting diagnostics to engine-related fault codes, the V6 Pro+HD provides access to multiple vehicle systems, including:

– Engine

– Transmission

– ABS / EBS / ESC / ASR

– Airbag and BCM

– SCR, DPF, and air suspension

– Instrument and body-related systems

This broader access enables more accurate fault identification, especially for complex drivability and emissions-related issues.

Bi-Directional Active Tests for Practical Troubleshooting

The scanner supports bi-directional active tests, allowing technicians to send commands directly to control modules and observe real-time responses.

Common applications include:

– Fuel injector testing

– ABS motor and pump cycling

– Cooling fan activation

– Door lock, window, and lighting tests

These functions are particularly useful for confirming whether faults originate from sensors, wiring, or actuators.

40+ Service and Reset Functions for Daily Maintenance

The V6 Pro+HD includes more than 40 service and reset functions commonly required in workshops, such as:

– Oil and service light reset

– DPF regeneration and related resets

– ABS bleeding and EPB reset

– Injector coding and throttle reset

– Battery, SAS, TPMS, and suspension reset

Function availability may vary by vehicle model and year, and compatibility verification is recommended before use.

Support for Trucks, Agricultural, and Construction Vehicles

In addition to passenger vehicles, the V6 Pro+HD is built to support diagnostics for:

– Heavy-duty trucks

– Agricultural equipment

– Construction machinery

This makes it particularly suitable for users managing mixed fleets or servicing vehicles beyond standard passenger cars.

Usability and Practical Features for Professionals

From a usability perspective, the scanner features:

– An 8-inch touchscreen running Android OS

– An 8000mAh rechargeable battery for extended use

– Diagnostic report generation with customizable headers

– Data recording and playback for historical inspections

Remote assistance is also available, allowing technical support staff to connect remotely when scheduled in advance.

Who Is This Type of Tool Best Suited For?

A multi-vehicle diagnostic tool like the ANCEL V6 Pro+HD is best suited for:

– Independent repair shops handling mixed vehicle types

– Fleet maintenance teams

– Mobile technicians and service providers

– Users seeking to reduce tool redundancy without sacrificing diagnostic depth

It may be more than necessary for basic code reading, but it offers clear advantages in professional or semi-professional environments.

Final Thoughts: Reducing Tool Redundancy Without Sacrificing Depth

As vehicle categories continue to overlap in terms of technology and electronics, diagnostic tools must evolve accordingly.

Rather than maintaining separate scanners for cars, trucks, and agricultural equipment, an integrated platform like the ANCEL V6 Pro+HD demonstrates how one device can cover multiple use casesβ€”provided users understand its scope and verify compatibility for their specific vehicles.

Uruguay November 2025: Chevrolet repeats at #1 with 15.2% share

Chevrolet holds 15.2% of the Uruguayan market in November.

New light vehicle sales in Uruguay are off -1.1% year-on-year in November to 6,272 units, leading to a year-to-date tally up 9.4% to 62,278. After lodging its first win of the year last month, Chevrolet (+7.4%) repeats at #1, reaching 15.2% share which is the carmaker’s best since December 2024. However Chevrolet remains stuck in third place year-to-date with volumes down -24.2%. Fiat (-30.6%) is in deep trouble in 2nd place but easily holds onto the YTD top spot at 13.8% share. BYD (+19.4%) is solid at #3 and 9.6% share, below the #2 and 11% it commands YTD. Volkswagen (-17.3%) and Renault (-21.3%) round out the Top 5 in mediocre fashion. In contrast Suzuki (+663.8%), Dongfeng (+535.3%), Chery (+186.7%) and Omoda (+148.1%) all shoot up.

Previous month: Uruguay October 2025: Chevrolet signs first win this year

One year ago: Uruguay November 2024: BYD (+241.2%), Citroen (+102.7%) shine in strong market

Full November 2025 Top 60 All brands ranking below.

Uruguay November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Chevrolet95215.2%+ 7.4%16,71110.8%– 24.2%31
2Fiat6109.7%– 30.6%28,58213.8%+ 14.7%12
3BYD6039.6%+ 19.4%36,87411.0%+ 117.3%26
4Volkswagen5879.4%– 17.3%45,5118.8%+ 11.4%43
5Renault5008.0%– 21.3%55,3038.5%+ 12.1%54
6Suzuki3595.7%+ 663.8%64,0196.5%+ 27.6%67
7Hyundai3084.9%– 41.9%73,8656.2%– 12.6%75
8Dongfeng2163.4%+ 535.3%81,3432.2%+ 739.4%1330
9Chery2153.4%+ 186.7%91,8823.0%+ 106.6%912
10Peugeot1542.5%– 19.4%111,6892.7%– 36.8%109
11Omoda1292.1%+ 148.1%127931.3%+ 206.2%1624
12Toyota1232.0%– 41.7%151,3942.2%– 34.1%1211
13Nissan1211.9%– 51.6%141,5332.5%– 38.4%1110
14Jetour1191.9%+ 24.0%168511.4%+ 11.1%1513
15JAC1011.6%+ 134.9%186521.0%+ 68.5%1721
16Citroen921.5%– 68.9%131,9633.2%– 32.4%88
17JMC901.4%+ 233.3%175660.9%+ 607.5%1937
18Mitsubishi891.4%+ 493.3%403340.5%+ 89.8%2832
19Geely871.4%+ 16.0%109281.5%+ 62.8%1416
20Ford631.0%+ 40.0%234950.8%– 6.3%2118
21Victory560.9%– 28.2%196191.0%– 0.8%1815
22GWM550.9%+ 22.2%224160.7%+ 71.2%2527
23Foton490.8%+ 40.0%214810.8%+ 222.8%2233
24Deepal420.7%new311420.2%new38 –
25Kia400.6%+ 42.9%361870.3%– 14.6%3528
26Changan390.6%– 9.3%252810.5%– 30.6%3023
27BMW380.6%+ 8.6%294170.7%– 12.0%2419
28Geely Riddara370.6%+ 362.5%451190.2%+ 120.4%4141
29Karry350.6%+ 25.0%203540.6%+ 20.0%2725
30Mercedes310.5%– 40.4%272810.5%– 25.9%2922
31BAW310.5%+ 34.8%302330.4%+ 242.6%3239
32DFSK270.4%– 34.1%264210.7%– 17.8%2317
33Honda260.4%– 71.1%245470.9%– 12.9%2014
34Jeep260.4%– 52.7%323830.6%– 18.7%2620
35Ram240.4%– 7.7%332430.4%+ 33.5%3131
36Volvo210.3%+ 61.5%391960.3%– 38.4%3426
37Leapmotor170.3%+ 750.0%48530.1%+ 55.9%4744
38Audi160.3%– 11.1%341960.3%– 4.4%3329
39Subaru130.2%n/a42840.1%– 19.2%4435
40Bestune120.2%+ 1100.0%381500.2%+ 400.0%3645
41Lynk & Co120.2%+ 50.0%281270.2%+ 429.2%4048
42Maxus120.2%– 7.7%43890.1%– 4.3%4336
43Dongfeng Forthing120.2%new37450.1%new49 –
44GAC100.2%+ 11.1%351420.2%+ 1477.8%3751
45MG100.2%– 52.4%411300.2%+ 46.1%3938
46Mini100.2%+ 150.0%44830.1%+ 38.3%4540
47Xpeng90.1%new –260.0%new55 –
48Farizon80.1%+ 100.0%50320.1%+ 113.3%5253
49Zeekr70.1%+ 133.3% –400.1%+ 166.7%5150
50Jaecoo50.1%+ 400.0%46680.1%+ 1600.0%4655
51Opel50.1%– 37.5%54510.1%+ 240.0%4854
52Smart50.1%new51190.0%new59 –
53Mazda40.1%– 71.4%471060.2%– 23.2%4234
54Iveco40.1%+ 100.0%58150.0%+ 36.4%6156
55Land Rover10.0%– 66.7%52270.0%+ 50.0%5352
56Jinpeng10.0%– 75.0% –260.0%+ 225.0%5459
57LMI10.0%– 75.0%55220.0%– 26.7%5646
58Seat10.0%n/a57210.0%– 50.0%5742
59Tesla10.0%– 75.0% –160.0%– 61.0%6043
60Today Sunshine10.0%– 75.0%53110.0%– 52.2%6249

Source: Autodata

Colombia November 2025: Chery iCar 03 best-selling recent launch

The Chery iCar 03 is up to #24 in Colombia in November.

After 8 consecutive months of double-digit YoY gains, the Colombian new vehicle market markedly slows down its growth in November at β€œjust” +9% to 23,825 units. The year-to-date tally remains at stratospheric heights at 224,260 sales, up 27.5% over the same period in 2024. Renault (+16.1%) tops the brands ranking for the 5th time this year, ending the month just 40 sales above Kia (+28.2%) which remains the best-seller YTD. Chevrolet (+4.6%) and Mazda (+0.8%) both trail the market while Suzuki (+41.2%) shoots up and rounds out the Top 5. Carmakers with double-digit gains are aplenty, with Chery (+401.4%), Changan Deepal (+119.1%), Cupra (+111.3%), Citroen (+102.5%), Jeep (+84.4%), Peugeot (+71.3%) and Foton (+61.3%) among the best performers.

Looking at the models charts, the Kia K3 (+30.5%) is up two spots on last month to lead the way, cementing its newfound YTD leadership. The Mazda CX-30 (+14.7%) drops one rank to #2, a ranking it now also holds YTD, passing a freefalling Toyota Corolla Cross (-84.8%) down to #74 for the month. The Kia Picanto (+103.3%) closes the podium ahead of the Chevrolet Onix (+69.8%) and Renault Duster Nacional (+18.2%). The Mazda2 (+22.1%) is also in great shape at #6. Below, notice the Kia Stonic (+137.5%), Hyundai Tucson (+78.6%), Hyundai Kona (+75.4%) and Suzuki Fronx (+67.7%) all posting fantastic scores. The best-selling recent launch is the Chery iCar 03 at #24, a model we haven’t seen in other international markets so far.

Previous month: Colombia October 2025: Renault best-seller, Kia K3 now #1 YTD

One year ago: Colombia November 2024: BYD breaks records again, Yuan Up in Top 10

Full November 2025 Top 30 brands and Top 75 models below.

Colombia November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Renault3,58915.1%+ 16.1%129,89813.3%+ 34.0%22
2Kia3,54914.9%+ 28.2%230,15913.4%+ 42.2%13
3Chevrolet2,0518.6%+ 4.6%318,8898.4%+ 8.1%54
4Mazda1,9858.3%+ 0.8%519,1098.5%+ 20.5%45
5Suzuki1,3515.7%+ 41.2%612,2495.5%+ 28.5%67
6Nissan1,3395.6%+ 8.9%712,0915.4%+ 14.5%76
7Toyota1,2165.1%– 47.5%422,0549.8%– 9.2%31
8Hyundai1,1935.0%+ 15.3%1010,3964.6%+ 73.9%89
9Volkswagen1,0134.3%+ 15.1%89,3694.2%+ 30.2%98
10BYD9994.2%+ 12.6%99,0824.0%+ 159.1%10n/a
11Foton6662.8%+ 61.3%116,1152.7%+ 63.5%12n/a
12Ford6262.6%– 18.3%126,4122.9%– 1.7%1110
13Chery3511.5%+ 401.4%161,6510.7%n/a20n/a
14Citroen3201.3%+ 102.5%152,2761.0%+ 48.4%16n/a
15JAC2911.2%+ 44.8%132,4731.1%+ 30.9%14n/a
16Mercedes2841.2%– 28.5%142,9531.3%+ 16.2%13n/a
17BMW2521.1%– 16.3%202,2901.0%+ 17.7%15n/a
18JMC2030.9%+ 27.7%172,1210.9%+ 43.5%17n/a
19Peugeot1970.8%+ 71.3%191,7420.8%+ 53.3%19n/a
20Honda1800.8%+ 4.7%231,4660.7%+ 8.0%21n/a
21Subaru1560.7%– 18.3%181,8290.8%+ 10.4%18n/a
22Dongfeng1530.6%+ 53.0%221,4440.6%n/a22n/a
23Changan-Deepal1490.6%+ 119.1%211,3160.6%n/a24n/a
24Volvo1470.6%– 20.1%261,3120.6%– 0.8%25n/a
25Cupra1310.5%+ 111.3%249900.4%n/a27n/a
26Jeep1180.5%+ 84.4%251,0430.5%n/a26n/a
27MG1040.4%– 3.7%271,3330.6%n/a23n/a
28International920.4%+ 300.0%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
29Jetour830.3%– 4.6%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
30Audi760.3%– 43.3%n/an/an/an/an/an/a

Colombia November 2025 – models:

PosModelNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Kia K31,0964.6%+ 30.5%38,7613.9%+ 72.4%14
2Mazda CX-309353.9%+ 14.7%17,7813.5%+ 9.1%21
3Kia Picanto8583.6%+ 103.3%26,5032.9%+ 21.9%55
4Chevrolet Onix8203.4%+ 69.8%55,7372.6%+ 57.9%67
5Renault Duster Nacional7603.2%+ 18.2%47,1333.2%+ 18.3%43
6Mazda25742.4%+ 22.1%105,1392.3%+ 59.1%710
7Renault Logan5292.2%– 5.0%63,6421.6%+ 48.1%1114
8BYD Yuan Up5002.1%+ 9.9%74,4032.0%n/a9n/a
9Renault Arkana4431.9%+ 42.4%133,3661.5%n/a14n/a
10Suzuki Swift4421.9%+ 29.6%113,6501.6%+ 11.1%109
11Hyundai Kona4211.8%+ 75.4%233,0451.4%+ 146.8%16n/a
12Renault Kardian4081.7%+ 18.3%94,4432.0%+ 176.0%8n/a
13Hyundai Tucson4001.7%+ 78.6%262,5191.1%+ 112.4%25n/a
14Nissan Frontier3901.6%+ 18.2%272,5801.2%+ 0.9%2120
15Renault Kwid3751.6%– 20.4%163,3881.5%– 7.5%138
16Kia Sonet3361.4%+ 3.4%142,7171.2%+ 63.7%18n/a
17Renault Stepway3351.4%+ 4.7%202,6191.2%– 4.0%2013
18Toyota Hilux3081.3%– 30.6%123,6371.6%– 19.8%126
19Nissan X-Trail2921.2%+ 32.7%212,1891.0%+ 29.2%32n/a
20VW Polo2871.2%– 4.7%152,7011.2%+ 11.7%19n/a
21Kia Stonic2851.2%+ 137.5%381,3790.6%+ 57.1%41n/a
22VW T-Cross2731.1%+ 56.9%302,5571.1%+ 21.5%23n/a
23Suzuki Fronx2651.1%+ 67.7%182,4501.1%+ 54.6%28n/a
24Chery iCAR 032551.1%new50n/an/anewn/a –
25Ford Ranger2391.0%+ 11.7%332,2951.0%+ 16.5%31n/a
26Toyota Prado2351.0%– 38.8%83,2091.4%+ 13.9%1512
27Chevrolet Tracker2250.9%– 20.8%372,5051.1%– 2.1%2718
28Nissan Kicks Play2160.9%– 12.9%322,5181.1%– 5.4%2619
29Mazda CX-52140.9%– 39.4%582,9981.3%+ 17.3%1717
30Kia Niro2100.9%+ 16.7%441,6190.7%+ 70.6%40n/a
31Nissan Versa2080.9%+ 20.2%401,9050.8%+ 15.5%36n/a
32Toyota Fortuner1970.8%– 53.5%292,0360.9%– 36.0%3511
33Renault Koleos1800.8%n/a17n/an/an/an/an/a
34Suzuki S-Cross1790.8%+ 59.8%192,3011.0%+ 162.7%30n/a
35Nissan Nueva Kicks1790.8%new521,6630.7%new39 –
36Suzuki Jimny1700.7%+ 31.8%411,7350.8%+ 93.6%38n/a
37Peugeot 20081700.7%+ 112.5%491,1930.5%+ 82.4%48n/a
38BYD Seagull1670.7%– 43.6%222,4261.1%n/a29n/a
39Kia Sportage1610.7%– 13.0%472,5651.1%+ 48.4%22n/a
40Kia Eko Taxi1600.7%n/a43n/an/an/an/an/a
41Toyota Yaris Cross1560.7%– 31.0%551,8960.8%– 2.6%37n/a
42Renault Sandero1510.6%+ 11.9%531,2150.5%– 28.1%47n/a
43Mazda31490.6%+ 13.7%n/a1,1770.5%+ 3.1%49n/a
44Kia Soluto1410.6%– 35.0%312,0440.9%+ 98.6%34n/a
45Foton FRR 6.9 toneladas1410.6%n/a398520.4%n/an/an/a
46Renault Kangoo1400.6%+ 105.9%707680.3%+ 59.0%n/an/a
47Suzuki Dzire1380.6%new35n/an/anewn/a –
48VW Tera1380.6%new28n/an/anewn/a –
49Hyundai Grand Metro Taxi1380.6%– 41.8%561,3350.6%+ 20.7%43n/a
50BYD Song Plus1370.6%n/a54n/an/an/an/an/a
51JMC CHR1290.5%n/a481,3480.6%n/a42n/a
52Renault Duster E-Tech Hibrida1260.5%new24n/an/anewn/a –
53Renault Oroch1220.5%+ 10.9%421,2320.5%– 0.2%46n/a
54VW Nivus1190.5%– 1.7%641,2780.6%+ 48.8%44n/a
55Suzuki Grand Vitara1160.5%– 39.6%608960.4%– 37.0%n/an/a
56Citroen Basalt1130.5%newn/an/an/anewn/a –
57Toyota Corolla Sedan1120.5%– 5.9%252,5441.1%+ 51.2%24n/a
58Honda HR-V1110.5%n/an/a5430.2%n/an/an/a
59Citroen C31090.5%n/a599530.4%+ 32.0%n/an/a
60Subaru Crosstrek1080.5%+ 0.9%698240.4%+ 3.0%n/an/a
61BYD Yuan Plus1050.4%n/a467570.3%n/an/an/a
62Kia Seltos1030.4%+ 12.0%629470.4%– 20.2%n/an/a
63Ford Escape1020.4%– 71.5%362,0760.9%– 30.8%3315
64Volvo EX301020.4%+ 7.4%n/a5570.2%+ 2.4%n/an/a
65Cupra Formentor1000.4%n/a738870.4%n/an/an/a
66Jeep Avenger920.4%new71n/an/anewn/a –
67Citroen C3 Aircross920.4%newn/a6420.3%newn/a –
68Hyundai Venue910.4%+ 15.2%n/a3110.1%n/an/an/a
69BMW X3900.4%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
70Chevrolet FRR900.4%+ 5.9%66n/an/an/an/an/a
71Chevrolet NHR870.4%– 49.7%451,2540.6%+ 39.8%45n/a
72Chevrolet CaptivaΒ Β 870.4%– 43.5%671,0400.5%– 13.8%n/an/a
73Foton FHR810.3%n/an/a5750.3%+ 82.5%n/an/a
74Toyota Corolla Cross780.3%– 84.8%347,1923.2%+ 5.7%32
75BYD Sealion 7750.3%newn/an/an/anewn/a –

Source: ANDEMOS

Greece November 2025: Citroen (+149.8%) places C3 and C3 Aircross in Top 10

The Citroen C3 Aircross breaks into the Greek Top 10 in November.

10,458 new cars found a buyer in Greece in November, a -2% year-on-year decline. The year-to-date volume remains in positive however at +4% to 133,453. Toyota (+8.4%) easily remains in the brands pole position, selling more than double any other carmaker with 17.2% share vs. 15.7% so far this year. Peugeot (+12.3%) stays at #2 while Citroen shoots up 149.8% year-on-year and four spots on last month to land on the third step of the podium. BMW (+10.8%) is also up four ranks to #4. Opel (+19.4%), Dacia (+12.8%), Renault (+4.6%) and Suzuki (+4.1%) also manage positive results in the remainder of the Top 10. Newcomer Chery breaks into the Top 20 for the first time at #16 with an excellent 2% share, almost double its previous best of 1.1% reached last month.Β 

Over in the models charts, the Toyota Yaris Cross (+35.3%) posts another fantastic score at 8.7% share, compared with the 5.4% it holds year-to-date. The Peugeot 2008 (+116.5%) ranks at its traditional #2 spot, and in fact the entire Top 5 is identical to the YTD order, with the Toyota Yaris (+17.8%), Citroen C3 (+58.3%) and Suzuki Vitara (+19.9%) in tow. The Dacia Sandero (+32%) also shines at #7 vs. #15 year-to-date as does the BMW 1 Series up 36 spots on October to #8 vs. #20 YTD. The best performer in the Top 10 is the Citroen C3 Aircross up to #9 vs. #42 through November. The Opel Frontera (#14) is the best-selling recent launch above the Chery Tiggo 7 (#32) and Chery Tiggo 4 (#34).

Previous month: Greece October 2025: Opel Frontera breaks into Top 10

One year ago: Greece November 2024: BYD Dolphin up to #4

Full November 2025 Top 53 All brands and Top 245 All models below.

Greece November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota1,79517.2%+ 8.4%120,93315.7%– 6.3%11
2Peugeot8498.1%+ 12.3%210,9608.2%+ 8.2%23
3Citroen7026.7%+ 149.8%76,8135.1%– 4.2%75
4BMW6996.7%+ 10.8%86,8155.1%+ 14.0%66
5Suzuki5885.6%+ 4.1%38,6886.5%– 13.7%42
6Renault5655.4%+ 4.6%94,6493.5%+ 50.1%1114
7Opel5555.3%+ 19.4%57,3185.5%+ 17.6%57
8Hyundai5265.0%– 2.6%49,3047.0%+ 10.4%34
9Volkswagen4003.8%– 49.4%105,7624.3%+ 1.3%88
10Dacia3973.8%+ 12.8%64,9033.7%+ 71.9%1016
11Ford2792.7%– 7.6%113,2452.4%+ 8.8%1617
12Audi2772.6%– 39.9%143,2702.5%– 20.6%1511
13Mini2532.4%+ 19.9%192,0761.6%+ 21.9%2120
14MG2502.4%– 14.4%154,2003.1%+ 43.5%1218
15BYD2502.4%– 44.4%122,0901.6%+ 65.9%2024
16Chery2042.0%new245920.4%new29 –
17Mercedes2001.9%– 13.4%182,8562.1%– 10.9%1815
18Volvo1841.8%– 37.6%211,5351.2%– 17.3%2319
19Nissan1791.7%– 25.4%133,5232.6%– 11.9%1412
20Kia1691.6%– 40.7%165,2353.9%+ 14.6%910
21Jeep1671.6%– 6.7%202,1801.6%+ 16.9%1921
22Mazda1551.5%+ 24.0%251,7051.3%– 5.9%2223
23Skoda1221.2%– 53.6%232,9372.2%– 22.8%1713
24Cupra1031.0%– 10.4%221,1860.9%+ 21.5%2426
25Lexus650.6%+ 10.2%306480.5%+ 56.5%2829
26Alfa Romeo640.6%+ 113.3%268470.6%+ 210.3%2732
27Jaecoo520.5%new282550.2%new35 –
28Tesla510.5%– 67.1%319350.7%– 48.1%2622
29Seat460.4%+ 24.3%271,0080.8%– 23.3%2525
30Fiat410.4%– 75.7%173,5792.7%– 28.9%139
31Omoda340.3%new321480.1%new40 –
32Honda320.3%– 22.0%373490.3%– 11.9%3230
33Land Rover290.3%– 50.8%295160.4%– 12.7%3027
34Porsche250.2%+ 19.0%363140.2%+ 29.8%3333
35Leapmotor250.2%+ 127.3%341860.1%+ 615.4%3937
36DS230.2%– 11.5%334230.3%– 17.9%3128
37KGM200.2%new391900.1%new38 –
38Geely160.2%new381030.1%new41 –
39Changan Deepal130.1%new43230.0%new45 –
40Lynk & Co120.1%+ 200.0%352540.2%+ 807.1%3636
41NIO100.1%new –120.0%new50 –
42DFSK80.1%+ 700.0%402250.2%+ 765.4%3740
43Subaru60.1%+ 20.0%451010.1%+ 152.5%4238
44Smart40.0%+ 100.0%421000.1%+ 88.7%4335
45Aion40.0%new  –40.0%new56 –
46Dongfeng20.0%+ 100.0%44140.0%+ 1300.0%4852
47LotusΒ 20.0%n/a –80.0%+ 60.0%5245
48Mitsubishi10.0%– 80.0%463110.2%– 25.2%3431
49Zeekr10.0%new41160.0%new47 –
50Maserati10.0%– 75.0%48120.0%– 40.0%4942
51Bentley10.0%n/a –110.0%+ 57.1%5144
52Lamborghini10.0%n/a –60.0%+ 200.0%5450
53Morgan10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a60 –

Greece November 2025 – models:

PosModelNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota Yaris Cross9098.7%+ 35.3%17,2225.4%– 5.8%11
2Peugeot 20085134.9%+ 116.5%26,2484.7%+ 28.6%23
3Toyota YarisΒ 3913.7%+ 17.8%45,0363.8%– 23.5%32
4Citroen C33833.7%+ 58.3%104,8523.6%+ 1.7%44
5Suzuki Vitara3133.0%+ 19.9%54,0003.0%– 10.0%55
6Renault Clio3123.0%– 3.4%123,0232.3%+ 47.4%1212
7Dacia Sandero2352.2%+ 32.0%72,5121.9%+ 82.6%1521
8BMW 1-Series2162.1%+ 107.7%441,9961.5%+ 51.7%2031
9Citroen C3 Aircross2042.0%n/a169870.7%– 31.4%4232
10Suzuki Swift2021.9%+ 45.3%63,3622.5%+ 90.7%619
11Opel Mokka2001.9%+ 42.9%82,2751.7%+ 130.7%1746
12BMW X11971.9%– 25.9%112,5921.9%– 11.8%148
13Toyota Corolla Cross1951.9%+ 35.4%171,7711.3%+ 13.5%2322
14Opel Frontera1711.6%new91,0580.8%new39 –
15Ford Puma1601.5%– 12.6%211,8521.4%– 8.8%2215
16Peugeot 30081601.5%+ 29.0%141,2861.0%– 16.2%3226
17Toyota C-HR1601.5%– 36.8%33,2472.4%+ 18.5%711
18Peugeot 2081491.4%– 45.6%153,1802.4%+ 2.9%89
19Mini Countryman1481.4%+ 42.3%351,0610.8%– 0.6%3836
20MG ZS Max1461.4%+ 5.0%231,8771.4%+ 1080.5%2187
21Opel Corsa1461.4%– 46.3%463,0922.3%– 8.7%97
22BMW X21391.3%– 19.2%819690.7%+ 40.6%4352
23Mazda21351.3%+ 40.6%311,5251.1%– 2.5%2524
24Hyundai i101241.2%+ 24.0%192,1411.6%+ 41.0%1825
25Hyundai Kona1211.2%+ 163.0%271,3681.0%+ 40.7%2948
26Audi Q31181.1%+ 35.6%598350.6%– 29.1%4441
27Jeep Avenger1161.1%+ 81.3%401,4221.1%+ 65.3%2850
28VW T-Roc1121.1%– 46.4%261,3181.0%– 1.6%3133
29Dacia Duster1061.0%– 24.8%132,0641.5%+ 70.4%1929
30Renault Captur1001.0%– 18.7%368070.6%+ 46.2%4661
31Citroen C4970.9%+ 177.1%336690.5%+ 33.3%5266
32Chery Tiggo 7950.9%new473480.3%new76 –
33Hyundai i20910.9%– 48.0%222,6952.0%+ 25.7%1313
34Chery Tiggo 4890.9%new1111080.1%new134 –
35Nissan Qashqai890.9%– 25.2%251,4861.1%– 16.8%2618
36Volvo XC60870.8%+ 47.5%425730.4%+ 32.0%5865
37VW Tiguan860.8%– 16.5%321,2140.9%+ 28.2%3347
38Cupra Formentor770.7%+ 6.9%307200.5%+ 33.1%4962
39Toyota Aygo X770.7%– 44.6%182,3921.8%+ 13.7%1614
40Mercedes GLA750.7%+ 19.0%291,3391.0%+ 15.2%3039
41Nissan Juke750.7%– 26.5%241,7451.3%– 8.3%2416
42VW T-Cross750.7%– 44.0%431,4241.1%+ 36.4%2743
43Mini740.7%– 26.7%526730.5%+ 20.4%5160
44Renault Symbioz730.7%new862100.2%new95 –
45MG 3720.7%– 25.8%451,2130.9%+ 254.7%3470
46Suzuki SX4720.7%– 23.4%391,1020.8%+ 10.0%3645
47Audi A3680.7%– 59.8%381,0850.8%– 21.2%3730
48Hyundai Inster650.6%new544930.4%new64 –
49Hyundai Tucson640.6%– 41.3%281,0350.8%– 4.8%4042
50Mercedes GLC610.6%+ 27.1%574770.4%– 12.2%6563
51Kia Picanto590.6%– 35.2%343,0592.3%+ 68.8%1020
52BYD Seal U580.6%+ 205.3%415600.4%+ 803.2%59146
53Alfa Romeo Junior560.5%+ 700.0%496440.5%+ 7055.6%54172
54BYD Atto 3540.5%– 62.2%724030.3%– 36.1%7456
55Kia Sportage540.5%– 31.6%1085500.4%– 28.9%6055
56Jaecoo 7520.5%new512550.2%new84 –
57BYD Dolphin510.5%– 81.5%486460.5%+ 30.8%5357
58BYD Dolphin Surf480.5%new562110.2%new94 –
59Dacia Bigster480.5%new552010.2%new97 –
60Ford Kuga480.5%– 40.0%377950.6%+ 85.7%4867
61Tesla Model Y460.4%+ 0.0%795330.4%– 15.5%6358
62Skoda Fabia420.4%– 61.5%651,2050.9%– 24.5%3523
63Lexus LBX410.4%+ 0.0%784190.3%+ 63.7%7283
64Toyota Corolla410.4%– 29.3%666030.5%– 28.2%5654
65VW Golf410.4%– 22.6%875480.4%+ 58.8%6173
66Skoda Kamiq400.4%– 57.4%608070.6%– 26.4%4744
67Renault Arkana380.4%– 56.8%734250.3%+ 8.1%7169
68Ford Explorer360.3%+ 414.3%891960.1%+ 366.7%99158
69Volvo XC40340.3%– 40.4%1062130.2%– 43.2%9377
70BMW X3330.3%+ 560.0%612650.2%+ 132.5%82113
71Jeep Compass330.3%– 49.2%504500.3%– 26.2%6959
72Omoda 5330.3%new921380.1%new120 –
73Opel Astra330.3%– 21.4%1716890.5%+ 244.5%5091
74Volvo EX30330.3%– 78.4%634640.3%– 45.3%6649
75Fiat Grande Panda320.3%new881360.1%new123 –
76BMW iX1290.3%+ 70.6%971890.1%+ 42.1%100103
77Kia Stonic290.3%– 63.3%531,0190.8%– 22.0%4135
78Audi Q5270.3%+ 350.0%931410.1%+ 46.9%118121
79MG HS270.3%+ 3.8%912190.2%– 19.5%9186
80VW Taigo260.2%– 42.2%765460.4%+ 88.3%6280
81Hyundai i30250.2%– 57.6%775840.4%– 59.7%5727
82Audi A1230.2%– 41.0%744270.3%+ 55.3%7081
83BYD Atto 2220.2%new821430.1%new117 –
84Mini Aceman220.2%+ 266.7%711780.1%+ 1877.8%108189
85Kia Xceed210.2%– 8.7%623300.2%– 38.9%7864
86Seat Ibiza210.2%+ 31.3%686430.5%– 29.6%5551
87BMW iX2200.2%+ 185.7%1131150.1%+ 74.2%130138
88Chery Tiggo 8200.2%new691360.1%new122 –
89VW Tayron200.2%new135560.0%new172 –
90Audi Q2180.2%– 84.7%754580.3%– 43.9%6853
91BMW 2-Series180.2%+ 80.0%942090.2%+ 60.8%96109
92Cupra Terramar180.2%+ 500.0%1002320.2%+ 7633.3%86261
93Citroen C5 Aircross170.2%+ 750.0%582650.2%+ 0.8%8388
94Lexus NX170.2%+ 70.0%1171370.1%+ 85.1%121139
95Geely EX5160.2%new1041030.1%new139 –
96Hyundai Bayon160.2%– 65.2%674160.3%– 63.8%7340
97Honda Jazz150.1%+ 50.0%1471110.1%+ 8.8%133115
98Jeep Renegade150.1%– 65.9%952410.2%– 34.5%8572
99Leapmotor T03150.1%+ 66.7%901630.1%+ 805.6%112177
100Mercedes GLE150.1%+ 36.4%1201060.1%+ 21.8%135125
101Renault 5140.1%new96790.1%new152 –
102Toyota RAV4140.1%– 56.3%803130.2%– 18.1%7971
103BYD Sealion 7130.1%new115820.1%new150 –
104Peugeot 5008130.1%+ 62.5%1101010.1%+ 236.7%140184
105Porsche Macan130.1%+ 44.4%1231160.1%+ 152.2%129151
106Renault Austral130.1%+ 550.0%160390.0%+ 30.0%189182
107Seat Arona130.1%+ 160.0%1051810.1%– 11.3%10497
108Volvo XC90130.1%+ 44.4%1511010.1%+ 16.1%141118
109BMW 3-Series120.1%+ 50.0%1361030.1%– 11.2%138111
110Ford Capri120.1%new125560.0%new170259
111KGM Tivoli120.1%new1261330.1%new124 –
112Range Rover Sport120.1%– 47.8%1121440.1%– 2.0%116102
113Renault Rafale120.1%new142230.0%new217 –
114Seat Leon120.1%– 25.0%831840.1%– 4.7%10294
115Skoda Octavia120.1%+ 50.0%1502200.2%– 38.7%9074
116BMW i4110.1%+ 37.5%153560.0%– 15.2%169137
117BMW X5110.1%– 26.7%1181110.1%+ 2.8%132112
118DS No4110.1%new –110.0%new244 –
119Nissan X-Trail110.1%– 26.7%2041380.1%– 32.4%11995
120Range Rover Evoque110.1%+ 0.0%981450.1%– 15.7%11599
121Changan Deepal S05100.1%new218110.0%new242 –
122Honda HR-V100.1%+ 0.0%1191190.1%– 2.5%126108
123Peugeot 408100.1%+ 400.0%233680.1%+ 78.9%158171
124Skoda Kodiaq100.1%– 70.6%842950.2%+ 12.2%8085
125VW ID.4100.1%– 23.1%213720.1%– 11.1%155134
126Ford Focus90.1%– 52.6%1381620.1%– 0.6%114100
127Leapmotor B1090.1%new –90.0%new254 –
128Mazda CX-3090.1%– 10.0%148650.0%– 5.8%160145
129Mercedes CLE90.1%– 18.2%157910.1%+ 54.2%142149
130Mini Cabrio90.1%n/a1491640.1%+ 141.2%111147
131Alfa Romeo Tonale80.1%– 60.0%1031800.1%– 25.0%10590
132Cupra Leon80.1%– 77.8%851770.1%– 44.7%10979
133Dacia Jogger80.1%– 46.7%1161180.1%– 31.0%12798
134Fiat 60080.1%– 60.0%703320.2%+ 418.8%77144
135Lynk & Co 0280.1%new101560.0%new171 –
136Skoda Scala80.1%+ 33.3%1621980.1%– 31.7%9884
137Volvo EX4080.1%new102910.1%new143110
138VW Polo80.1%– 96.3%1282940.2%– 76.0%8138
139VW Transporter80.1%n/a175430.0%– 46.3%185141
140Audi A570.1%n/a189500.0%+ 1150.0%177268
141DS 770.1%– 46.2%1092220.2%+ 2.3%8993
142Hyundai Santa Fe70.1%n/a179360.0%+ 414.3%192242
143Hyundai Staria70.1%new1304600.3%new67 –
144Mercedes E-Class70.1%– 22.2%170570.0%– 37.4%168127
145Mercedes Vito, Viano70.1%+ 600.0%1841870.1%+ 34.5%101106
146NIO Firefly70.1%new –80.0%new261 –
147Audi Q460.1%– 81.8%991790.1%– 34.9%10682
148Honda CR-V60.1%+ 50.0%197310.0%– 34.0%200167
149Hyundai Ioniq 560.1%+ 20.0%139650.0%– 26.1%159131
150Kia EV360.1%– 33.3%1072270.2%+ 2422.2%87227
151Mercedes A-Class60.1%– 73.9%1691820.1%– 43.1%10375
152Skoda Elroq60.1%new133880.1%new146 –
153Audi A650.0%n/a176180.0%+ 350.0%224271
154Ford Tourneo Custom50.0%+ 150.0%178520.0%– 45.8%176123
155Mercedes C-Class50.0%– 44.4%226380.0%– 57.8%190128
156Mercedes EQA50.0%– 72.2%183650.0%– 52.6%161105
157Opel Grandland50.0%+ 25.0%641680.1%– 26.6%11092
158Porsche Cayenne50.0%– 44.4%1411200.1%– 4.8%125107
159Subaru Crosstrek50.0%+ 25.0% –170.0%+ 41.7%226222
160Tesla Model 350.0%– 95.4%1243920.3%– 65.7%7537
161Volvo C40/EC4050.0%– 66.7%134530.0%– 35.4%175133
162VW ID.350.0%– 44.4%143860.1%– 37.2%147104
163Aion V40.0%new –40.0%new285 –
164BMW 5-Series40.0%– 33.3% –550.0%+ 57.1%173175
165BYD Seal40.0%– 69.2%154450.0%– 38.4%183142
166DFSK 60040.0%n/a164460.0%+ 1050.0%182275
167DS 440.0%– 66.7%1291050.1%– 50.7%13696
168Ford Mustang Mach-E40.0%– 42.9%146370.0%– 53.2%191132
169KGM Korando40.0%new181350.0%new193 –
170KGM Torres40.0%new182220.0%new219 –
171Lexus UX40.0%– 33.3%131710.1%+ 31.5%157155
172Lynk & Co 0840.0%new167190.0%new221 –
173Mazda CX-6040.0%– 55.6%224210.0%– 19.2%220190
174Mazda340.0%– 33.3%156330.0%+ 32.0%197192
175Mercedes GLB40.0%– 69.2%1321050.1%– 65.6%13778
176MG ZS40.0%– 83.3%1218220.6%– 58.1%4517
177Porsche 91140.0%+ 300.0%205310.0%+ 138.5%201219
178VW Caddy40.0%+ 33.3%1881170.1%+ 25.8%128124
179Audi Q630.0%– 25.0%144420.0%+ 500.0%186253
180Changan Deepal S0730.0%new145120.0%new238 –
181Ford Mustang30.0%n/a –130.0%+ 1200.0%234289
182Jeep Wrangler30.0%– 40.0%165610.0%+ 221.1%166203
183Nissan Primastar30.0%+ 50.0%1221150.1%+ 76.9%131148
184Porsche Panamera30.0%n/a206270.0%+ 68.8%208204
185Range Rover Velar30.0%– 25.0%114630.0%+ 34.0%164166
186Skoda Enyaq30.0%– 57.1%234500.0%– 54.5%178116
187Smart #130.0%new172620.0%new165232
188Volvo V6030.0%+ 50.0%212160.0%– 44.8%228183
189VW ID.Buzz30.0%– 25.0%214240.0%+ 20.0%213187
190Audi Q720.0%+ 100.0% –100.0%+ 42.9%248244
191BMW 4-Series20.0%+ 100.0%190400.0%– 23.1%188162
192BMW i520.0%n/a217110.0%+ 37.5%241246
193BMW XM20.0%n/a191230.0%+ 15.0%214197
194DFSK 50020.0%n/a194900.1%+ 2900.0%144283
195DFSK E520.0%+ 100.0%137890.1%+ 368.4%145207
196Dongfeng Box20.0%new155140.0%new232 –
197Lexus RZ20.0%n/a –70.0%+ 0.0%267250
198Lotus Eletre20.0%new –50.0%new284 –
199Mercedes G-Class20.0%+ 0.0%158330.0%+ 175.0%198223
200Mercedes Sprinter20.0%+ 0.0%202150.0%+ 15.4%229221
201NIO EL620.0%new –30.0%new304 –
202Peugeot 30820.0%– 98.1%159190.0%– 96.0%22268
203Peugeot Expert Traveller20.0%n/a140420.0%+ 75.0%187194
204Range Rover20.0%– 66.7%127490.0%– 49.5%180122
205Renault Trafic20.0%n/a209270.0%– 48.1%209164
206Toyota Land Cruiser20.0%– 71.4%174230.0%+ 91.7%218214
207Toyota Prius20.0%+ 100.0%21190.0%+ 50.0%258252
208Toyota Proace20.0%+ 100.0% –790.1%– 11.2%153117
209VW Multivan20.0%n/a23660.0%– 25.0%277248
210Bentley Bentayga10.0%n/a –50.0%+ 66.7%280279
211BMW iX10.0%n/a –80.0%– 42.9%260213
212BMW X610.0%– 83.3% –270.0%– 49.1%207156
213BMW X710.0%+ 0.0% –90.0%– 35.7%251215
214Citroen Jumpy Spacetourer10.0%n/a –230.0%– 23.3%215185
215DS 310.0%+ 0.0%195840.1%– 1.2%149135
216Fiat Panda10.0%– 98.6%203,0302.3%– 13.6%116
217Ford Tourneo Connect10.0%– 50.0%177280.0%+ 40.0%204201
218Ford Tourneo Courier10.0%– 50.0%196480.0%+ 29.7%181178
219Honda ZR-V10.0%– 90.0% –530.0%– 1.9%174159
220Lamborghini Urus10.0%n/a –40.0%n/a286 –
221Land Rover Defender10.0%– 90.0%166850.1%+ 0.0%148129
222Leapmotor C1010.0%– 50.0%199140.0%+ 75.0%233233
223Lexus RX10.0%– 50.0% –120.0%– 45.5%240199
224Maserati Grecale10.0%– 66.7%223110.0%– 31.3%245210
225Mazda CX-8010.0%+ 0.0%225110.0%+ 450.0%246305
226Mazda MX-510.0%– 50.0%168430.0%– 30.6%184150
227Mazda610.0%n/a –60.0%+ 500.0%271316
228Mercedes AMG GT10.0%n/a –30.0%+ 200.0%300317
229Mercedes EQB10.0%– 87.5% –290.0%– 42.0%202160
230MG 410.0%– 80.0%228650.0%– 60.6%163101
231Mitsubishi Space Star10.0%n/a –2240.2%– 12.2%8889
232Morgan Plus Four10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a371 –
233NIO ET510.0%new –10.0%new353 –
234Nissan Micra10.0%n/a23160.0%+ 100.0%272265
235Omoda 910.0%new185100.0%new250 –
236Renault Megane E-Tech10.0%– 66.7%20890.0%+ 125.0%256231
237Skoda Superb10.0%n/a –130.0%– 7.1%236211
238Smart #310.0%– 50.0%210260.0%+ 420.0%211235
239Subaru Forester10.0%+ 0.0%186810.1%+ 237.5%151195
240Suzuki Wagon R10.0%+ 0.0%10.0%+ 0.0%370329
241Toyota bZ4X10.0%– 85.7%187730.1%+ 121.2%154180
242Toyota Proace City Verso10.0%– 90.0% –1630.1%– 50.5%11376
244Volvo EX9010.0%new –240.0%new212260
245Zeekr 7X10.0%new15280.0%new263 –

Source: SEAA

Cyprus November 2025: BMW X1 (+212.5%), Jeep Avenger (+70.8%), Hyundai Tucson (+61.8%) stand out

The BMW X1 jumps inside the Top 10 in November.

According to our local partners SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT, the Cypriot new car drops -8.6% year-on-year in November to 980 units. The year-to-date tally is also in negative at -3.1% to 13,930. This month Toyota (+15.6%) ascends to its first win of the year with a splendid 12.9% share vs. 9.7% year-to-date. Kia (-25.2%) falls to #2 but retains the YTD top spot by far at 15.4% share. Hyundai (+17.3%), Mercedes (+30.2%), Audi (+17%), Jeep (+5.2%) and BMW (+33.3%) all shine in the remainder of the Top 10. Further down, Dacia (+78.9%), Skoda (+35.3%) and Lexus (+23.8%) stand out while BYD falls 11 spots on last month to #17.

Model-wise, the Hyundai Tucson (+61.8%) takes the lead with 5.6% share vs. 4% so far this year, it distances the Nissan Qashqai (+9.3%) up two spots on last month to #2 and the Jeep Avenger (+70.8%) staying at a record third place. The Kia Sportage (-14%) and Toyota Yaris Cross (-22.2%) suffer but each gain three ranks on October to close out the Top 5. The BMW X1 (+21.2.5%) surges to #8 while the Toyota RAV4 (+100%) rounds out the Top 10 in spectacular fashion.

Previous month: Cyprus October 2025: BYD improves further to #6 and 6.3% share

One year ago: Cyprus November 2024: Nissan snaps brands top spot

Full November 2025 Top 32 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Cyprus November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota12612.9%+ 15.6%31,3469.7%– 7.4%22
2Kia899.1%– 25.2%12,14315.4%– 22.7%11
3Hyundai889.0%+ 17.3%41,2288.8%– 2.7%35
4Nissan838.5%– 41.5%21,1998.6%– 16.2%44
5Volkswagen697.0%– 34.3%51,1928.6%– 22.5%52
6Mercedes697.0%+ 30.2%86834.9%+ 3.5%77
7Audi626.3%+ 17.0%125033.6%– 13.6%108
8Jeep616.2%+ 5.2%95764.1%+ 55.3%99
9BMW484.9%+ 33.3%107295.2%+ 0.3%66
10Renault343.5%– 32.0%76304.5%+ 81.0%811
11Dacia343.5%+ 78.9%114523.2%+ 63.2%1116
12Lexus262.7%+ 23.8%212111.5%+ 13.4%1818
13Skoda232.3%+ 35.3%163342.4%– 1.8%1312
14Ford212.1%– 25.0%194102.9%+ 6.5%1210
15Porsche171.7%+ 13.3%172571.8%– 1.5%1615
16Volvo171.7%– 34.6%132451.8%+ 7.9%1717
17BYD161.6%new61841.3%new20 –
18Peugeot151.5%+ 150.0%142061.5%+ 1960.0%1931
19Honda121.2%+ 71.4%201210.9%– 11.0%2221
20MG111.1%+ 83.3%281300.9%– 24.0%2119
21Mini90.9%– 79.1%182752.0%+ 5.4%1414
22Land Rover90.9%– 69.0%152711.9%– 14.8%1513
23Cupra90.9%+ 800.0%221140.8%+ 37.3%2324
24Ssangyong80.8%+ 100.0%23770.6%– 22.2%2523
25Suzuki50.5%+ 150.0%27590.4%– 25.3%2825
26Seat40.4%– 82.6%30930.7%+ 2.2%2422
27Mazda30.3%– 83.3%24740.5%– 50.3%2620
28Citroen30.3%+ 200.0%26610.4%+ 1425.0%2733
29Opel30.3%n/a25360.3%+ 800.0%2936
30Alfa Romeo30.3%+ 200.0%31190.1%– 9.5%3127
31Fiat20.2%n/a3440.0%– 75.0%3728
32Bentley10.1%n/a29230.2%+ 53.3%3030

Cyprus November 2025 – models:

PosModelNov-25%/24Pos2025%/24PosFY24
1Hyundai Tucson555.6%+ 61.8%25634.0%– 28.3%33
2Nissan Qashqai474.8%+ 9.3%45133.7%– 22.4%44
3Jeep Avenger414.2%+ 70.8%33702.7%+ 193.7%721
4Kia Sportage373.8%– 14.0%76184.4%– 30.3%22
5Toyota Yaris Cross282.9%– 22.2%83152.3%– 35.1%106
6Kia Stonic272.8%– 18.2%17485.4%– 29.6%11
7VW T-Roc272.8%– 35.7%64663.3%– 18.4%55
8BMW X1252.6%+ 212.5%n/a2411.7%+ 73.4%1322
9Toyota C-HR222.2%+ 0.0%93532.5%+ 7.0%810
10Toyota RAV4222.2%+ 100.0%102091.5%+ 3.0%1713
11Nissan Juke202.0%– 47.4%54072.9%– 6.4%68
12Dacia Duster191.9%+ 90.0%n/a1971.4%+ 50.4%1827
13VW T-Cross161.6%– 30.4%n/a2411.7%– 44.9%127
14Nissan X-Trail151.5%+ 200.0%n/a1691.2%– 18.0%2014
15Kia Xceed141.4%n/an/a2321.7%n/a1511
16Toyota Yaris141.4%+ 16.7%n/a1411.0%– 2.8%2420
17Volvo XC40131.3%n/an/a1371.0%n/a25n/a
18Dacia Sandero121.2%+ 33.3%n/a1341.0%+ 1.5%2626
19Toyota Corolla111.1%– 15.4%n/a1451.0%+ 9.8%2223
20Audi Q3111.1%– 52.2%n/a1270.9%– 32.8%2815
n/aMercedes GLC111.1%+ 0.0%n/a1200.9%– 0.8%2930
n/aRenault Arkana80.8%– 72.4%n/a3482.5%+ 107.1%916
n/aMini Countryman80.8%– 80.5%n/a2401.7%– 3.6%1412
n/aVW Tiguan80.8%– 50.0%n/a1421.0%+ 3.6%2325
n/aFord Puma70.7%– 36.4%n/a1270.9%– 22.6%2717
n/aHyundai i10 (est)70.7%n/an/a1090.8%n/a30n/a
n/aKia Picanto50.5%– 64.3%n/a2181.6%– 42.5%169
n/aVW Taigo40.4%– 76.5%n/a1661.2%+ 23.9%2124
n/aHyundai Kona10.1%– 95.5%n/a3072.2%+ 138.0%1129
n/aKia EV310.1%newn/a1941.4%new19n/a

Source: SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT

Turkiye November 2025: Skoda (+64.8%), Renault (+25.6%) stand out in record market

Skoda ranks #10 in Turkiye in November.

All time record broken for the Turkish new light vehicle market, with November sales up a splendid 9.8% year-on-year toΒ 132,984. The year-to-date tally is also at record pace, up 10.2% to 1,176,780. This month Renault (+25.6%) posts a fantastic score and reclaims the top spot it holds year-to-date with 11.9% share vs. 10.2% so far this year. Leader in October, Volkswagen (+11.8%) falls to #2 but still beats the market. Ford (+0.9%) is more discreet at #3, exchanging spots with a freefalling Fiat (-33.1%). Peugeot (+3.7%) closes the Top 5 in soft fashion. Skoda (+64.8%), Toyota (+26.9%) and Citroen (+26.8%) also shine in the remainder of the Top 10. Just below, BYD (+1225.6%) shoots up 11 spots on October to #11 and 4.1% share with almost 5,400 sales. Tesla (+36.3%) is back up to #16.

Previous month: Turkiye October 2025: Volkswagen #1, Togg T10F in Top 10

One year ago: Turkiye November 2024: Record market, Ford, Volkswagen and Peugeot stand out

Full November 2025 Top 51 All brands ranking below.

Turkiye November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Renault15,81311.9%+ 25.6%2120,31310.2%+ 4.2%12
2Volkswagen11,5798.7%+ 11.8%195,6478.1%+ 14.6%34
3Ford10,6178.0%+ 0.9%491,0597.7%+ 3.8%43
4Fiat8,8706.7%– 33.1%3102,6818.7%– 16.4%21
5Peugeot8,6096.5%+ 3.7%874,9206.4%+ 19.1%65
6Toyota8,2976.2%+ 26.9%580,4776.8%+ 54.5%59
7Citroen7,6875.8%+ 26.8%760,7275.2%+ 14.9%88
8Opel6,9515.2%+ 3.7%664,6995.5%+ 21.0%77
9Hyundai6,2554.7%+ 6.0%959,6185.1%+ 9.2%96
10Skoda6,0564.6%+ 64.8%1139,5893.4%+ 4.8%1111
11BYD5,3954.1%+ 1225.6%2240,7703.5%+ 1807.8%1026
12Nissan4,4523.3%+ 61.1%1326,8992.3%+ 17.9%1615
13Togg4,2353.2%+ 0.3%1031,7152.7%+ 30.2%1314
14Mercedes3,6212.7%– 8.1%1236,4633.1%+ 6.2%1212
15BMW2,6042.0%– 31.2%1527,4952.3%+ 30.6%1516
16Tesla2,5351.9%+ 36.3% –29,9552.5%+ 224.6%1424
17Dacia2,4531.8%+ 17.0%2021,6601.8%– 29.4%1913
18Chery2,1041.6%– 32.2%1626,6632.3%– 50.5%1710
19Audi2,0951.6%+ 17.0%1421,2561.8%+ 31.3%2019
20Kia1,9251.4%– 1.9%1722,8781.9%+ 17.4%1818
21Volvo1,8081.4%+ 56.5%1912,9281.1%+ 11.8%2221
22Honda1,6971.3%+ 21.4%2114,6881.2%– 32.8%2117
23KG Mobility1,6941.3%+ 77.0%1812,6071.1%+ 19.4%2323
24Seat1,1130.8%– 53.9%237,4120.6%– 34.4%2722
25Jaecoo9020.7%+ 12.6%247,6330.6%+ 170.6%2630
26Mini8000.6%– 3.3%269,1890.8%+ 140.6%2528
27Cupra5020.4%– 57.4%2510,4850.9%+ 31.1%2425
28Suzuki4840.4%+ 137.3%275,2110.4%– 2.9%2827
29Jeep3200.2%+ 42.9%282,9830.3%– 0.3%3031
30Iveco2830.2%– 33.9%303,2680.3%+ 7.9%2929
31Land Rover1830.1%– 25.0%321,8670.2%– 30.4%3332
32Alfa Romeo1780.1%– 10.6%331,4820.1%+ 54.5%3435
33DS1470.1%– 13.0%292,0100.2%+ 19.9%3134
34Isuzu1380.1%– 26.2%351,3060.1%– 51.7%3633
35MG1070.1%– 70.9%341,9120.2%– 88.7%3220
36Lexus780.1%– 20.4%386950.1%– 3.1%4038
37Porsche760.1%– 44.1%361,0180.1%– 2.4%3736
38Tenax700.1%new397320.1%new39 –
39Foton550.0%new311,4770.1%new35 –
40Skywell470.0%+ 80.8%413020.0%– 13.7%4239
41Leapmotor370.0%+ 146.7%431820.0%– 9.0%4444
42Alpine320.0%+ 3100.0%42920.0%+ 1050.0%4654
43Subaru290.0%+ 11.5%404240.0%+ 41.8%4140
44Maxus160.0%+ 60.0%442370.0%– 12.9%4341
45Maserati80.0%– 65.2%451670.0%– 31.0%4543
46Bentley80.0%+ 166.7%51370.0%+ 15.6%4849
47Hongqi70.0%+ 600.0%47240.0%+ 71.4%5153
48Karsan40.0%– 55.6%50910.0%– 37.2%4745
49Aston Martin40.0%+ 300.0%49310.0%+ 181.8%4952
50Lamborghini30.0%+ 50.0%48250.0%+ 38.9%5051
51Ferrari10.0%+ 0.0%46220.0%+ 4.8%5250

Source: ODMD

New Zealand November 2025: Toyota RAV4 #1, Suzuki Fronx in Top 10

Second ever Top 10 finish in New Zealand for the Suzuki Fronx.

New vehicle sales in New Zealand drop -12.8% year-on-year in November to 13,615 units, yet the year-to-date tally remains in clear positive at +8.5% to 128,769. Toyota (-14%) single handedly pulls the market down, with the next 9 carmakers up. BYD (+224.8%) is the most dynamic of all and is inside the Top 10 for the 6th time this year. Kia (+128.7%) is also very dynamic YoY at #4, but that’s compared to a particularly low year-ago result. Honda (+46.2%), Mazda (+36.5%), Hyundai (+35.9%), Mitsubishi (+30.8%), MG (+26.5%) and Suzuki (+25.3%) also shine while Ford (+11.7%) is more discreet but still manages a double-digit gain and at 13.3% share, it is two percentage points above its YTD level.

Model-wise, the Toyota RAV4 (-33%) remains the dominant force with 9.2% share, the steep fall being due to a record November 2024 at 12% share. The Ford Ranger (+26.5%) follows, ahead of the Toyota Hilux (+12.7%) and Mitsubishi ASX (+67.6%), replicating the YTD Top 4. Excellent result also for the Ford Everest at #5 and 3.9% share vs. 2.4% so far this year. The Mitsubishi Outlander (+167.3%) does even better at #6 while the Toyota Yaris Cross (+3.9%) edges up YoY at #7. Second ever Top 10 finish for the new Suzuki Fronx at #8. The BYD Shark 6 is just outside the Top 20.

Previous month: New Zealand October 2025: RAV4, Yaris Cross, Corolla push Toyota to highest in almost 6 years

One year ago: New Zealand November 2024: Toyota RAV4 hits record share

Full November 2025 Top 20 brands and models below.

New Zealand November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota3,51925.8%– 14.0%131,11424.2%+ 11.7%11
2FordΒ 1,81713.3%+ 11.7%214,52111.3%– 9.3%22
3Mitsubishi1,3289.8%+ 30.8%313,12510.2%+ 1.1%33
4Kia7735.7%+ 128.7%48,6286.7%+ 6.5%44
5Mazda5914.3%+ 36.5%64,5753.6%+ 23.4%68
6Suzuki5804.3%+ 25.3%94,6663.6%– 6.3%55
7Hyundai4773.5%+ 35.9%54,0013.1%+ 3.6%87
8Honda4273.1%+ 46.2%83,3962.6%+ 21.5%1110
9BYD3932.9%+ 224.8%143,5102.7%+ 317.9%1022
10MG3682.7%+ 26.5%73,8733.0%+ 37.5%911
11Volkswagen3162.3%– 0.3%152,2501.7%– 28.3%139
12GWM2762.0%+ 37.3%103,3732.6%+ 21.9%1212
13Nissan2071.5%– 15.2%114,4063.4%+ 5.8%76
14Chery1811.3%new128940.7%new2493
15Subaru1681.2%+ 14.3%162,1351.7%+ 24.5%1415
16Mercedes1521.1%– 39.9%132,0941.6%– 8.0%1514
17BMW1501.1%+ 94.8%181,6941.3%+ 27.7%1616
18Tesla1481.1%+ 604.8%n/a1,3931.1%+ 34.3%1818
19Isuzu1471.1%– 29.7%191,6831.3%– 31.6%1713
20Audi1270.9%+ 51.2%201,2461.0%+ 20.9%2120

New Zealand November 2025 – models:

PosModelNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota RAV41,2579.2%– 33.0%110,3958.1%+ 9.0%12
2Ford RangerΒ 1,0307.6%+ 26.5%28,8946.9%– 13.4%21
3Toyota Hilux6214.6%+ 12.7%37,8556.1%+ 14.3%33
4Mitsubishi ASX5584.1%+ 67.6%74,6353.6%+ 31.5%45
5Ford Everest5273.9%+ 37.6%63,1092.4%+ 43.7%710
6Mitsubishi Outlander4253.1%+ 167.3%44,0783.2%+ 31.0%56
7Toyota Yaris Cross3482.6%+ 3.9%5n/an/an/an/a13
8Suzuki Fronx3022.2%newn/an/an/anewn/a –
9Hyundai Tucson2722.0%n/a91,6261.3%n/a14n/a
10Toyota Corolla2712.0%– 35.3%81,8701.5%+ 8.5%1112
11Kia Seltos2241.6%+ 286.2%123,1612.5%+ 6.2%67
12Toyota Highlander2171.6%– 1.8%n/an/an/an/an/a20
13Mitsubishi Triton2031.5%– 21.6%102,9932.3%– 26.1%84
14Mazda CX-51961.4%+ 12.6%221,5081.2%– 5.1%1716
15Toyota Hiace1831.3%+ 52.5%111,9331.5%+ 16.4%1015
16Toyota Prado1641.2%– 18.4%201,5931.2%n/a15n/a
17MG ZS1631.2%+ 20.7%171,8661.4%+ 32.3%1218
18Toyota Yaris1621.2%+ 26.6%16n/an/an/an/an/a
19Kia Sportage1591.2%+ 261.4%14n/an/an/an/a14
20Mercedes Sprinter1551.1%+ 25.0%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
n/aBYD Shark 61391.0%newn/a1,7541.4%new13 –
n/aFord Transit1180.9%+ 16.8%251,1970.9%– 12.5%2019
n/aFiat Ducato850.6%– 56.0%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
n/aIsuzu D-Max830.6%– 11.7%n/a7810.6%– 37.2%n/an/a
n/aNissan Navara810.6%– 28.9%n/a2,2381.7%+ 23.2%911

Source: Auto Talk

Hungary November 2025: Toyota Yaris Cross hits record ranking at #3, Opel Frontera #10, Jaecoo 7 #14

19/12 update: Now with November Top 25 models and YTD Top 115 models.

10,754 new passenger cars found a buyer in Hungary in November, a shy 1% year-on-year growth. This is however still a strong month as November 2024 was up 28% on the year prior. The year-to-date tally is now up 6.9% to 117.510. These totals climb to 12,929 and 138,748 (+4.8%) when adding Light Commercials. In the PC brands ranking, Skoda (+3.8%) climbs to first place for the first time since September 2024 with 11% share vs. 8.8% year-to-date. #1 last month, Toyota (+4.2%) drops to #2, distancing a freefalling Suzuki (-28.1%). Suzuki however remains the #1 brand year-to-date with 11.1% share but is threatened by Toyota just 287 sales below. Hyundai (+69.6%), Opel (+26%), Dacia (+23.1%) and BMW (+14.8%) all shine below.

The Skoda Octavia (+7.3%) takes the lead of the models charts for the first time since last July with 4.5% share. It however remains #2 year-to-date below the locally assembled Suzuki S-Cross (-12.2%) in difficulty this month. The Toyota Yaris Cross (+73.4%) surges ahead yoy and ranks #3 for the month, a new ranking record for the nameplate. Meanwhile the Suzuki Vitara implodes at -37.1%. The Hyundai Tucson (+148%), Toyota C-HR (+61.1%), Ford Transit Custom (+41.9%) and Dacia Duster (+27.6%) also shine Β below. The surprise at #10 is the new Opel Frontera with 1.3% share, while the new Jaecoo 7 climbs up to #14.

Previous month: Hungary October 2025: Yaris Cross, Corolla Cross pull Toyota to #1 brand

One year ago: Hungary November 2024: Strong market at +28%

Full November 2025 Top 15 brands and Top 20 models, YTD Top 115 models below.

Hungary November 2025 – brands (Passenger Cars only):

PosBrand PC onlyNov-25%/24Oct2025 1-11%/24PosFY24
1Skoda1,18811.0%+ 3.8%310,3818.8%+ 2.8%33
2Toyota1,12010.4%+ 4.2%112,71010.8%– 1.9%22
3Suzuki9909.2%– 28.1%212,99711.1%– 9.2%11
4Volkswagen6746.3%– 1.2%48,1496.9%+ 0.8%44
5BMW6456.0%+ 14.8%66,5525.6%n/a77
6Hyundai5635.2%+ 69.6%74,8074.1%n/a910
7Dacia4754.4%+ 23.1%114,0993.5%n/a1111
8Mercedes4534.2%– 11.5%95,1894.4%n/a89
9Ford4364.1%– 43.1%57,9516.8%+ 27.4%55
10Kia4294.0%– 22.0%87,0276.0%+ 16.4%66
11Opel3643.4%+ 26.0%132,8302.4%n/a1412
12Renault3313.1%– 5.2%103,6223.1%n/a1213
13BYD3253.0%+ 87.9%141,8931.6%n/a1722
14Audi2602.4%+ 6.6%123,1082.6%n/a1315
15Peugeot2522.3%+ 15.1%n/a2,4472.1%n/a1617
n/aVolvo2382.2%– 2.9%n/a2,4482.1%n/a1514
n/aNissan1901.8%– 35.8%n/a4,3763.7%n/a108
n/aKGM/Ssangyong1681.6%+ 7.0%151,4151.2%n/a2018
n/aMG1231.1%+ 3.4%n/a1,7041.5%n/a1819
n/aTesla820.8%– 33.3%n/a1,5691.3%n/a1916

Hungary November 2025 – models (PC+LCV):

PosModelNov-25%/24Pos2025 1-11%/24PosFY24
1Skoda Octavia5874.5%+ 7.3%35,2493.8%– 4.9%21
2Suzuki S-Cross5314.1%– 12.2%15,9084.3%– 0.6%12
3Toyota Yaris Cross3712.9%+ 73.4%42,6731.9%+ 35.4%75
4Suzuki Vitara3492.7%– 37.1%25,0033.6%– 20.4%33
5Dacia Duster3472.7%+ 27.6%142,8352.0%+ 9.6%617
6Hyundai Tucson3102.4%+ 148.0%71,8321.3%+ 24.2%1512
7Ford Transit Custom (LCV)2712.1%+ 41.9%52,3011.7%– 4.0%104
8Ford Ranger2662.1%– 14.7%82,4701.8%+ 17.1%822
9Toyota C-HR2031.6%+ 61.1%92,1561.6%+ 3.5%1211
10Opel Frontera1731.3%newn/a6180.4%new59 –
11Toyota Corolla Cross1721.3%+ 59.3%61,6701.2%+ 26.6%177
12Skoda Scala1691.3%n/an/a9720.7%n/a3433
13Nissan Qashqai1571.2%– 23.0%172,8682.1%+ 2.1%420
14Jaecoo 71571.2%newn/a7780.6%new47n/a
15Skoda Superb1511.2%– 6.8%191,3010.9%+ 18.4%2113
16Toyota Corolla1481.1%– 43.1%182,2061.6%– 19.3%1124
17Kia Sportage1451.1%– 19.0%152,0481.5%+ 9.8%1315
18Kia Ceed1391.1%– 44.4%132,8552.1%+ 0.3%514
19Ford Puma1361.1%+ 23.6%n/a1,5951.1%+ 28.3%1826
20Ford Transit1351.0%– 17.2%n/a1,5031.1%+ 11.7%2028
21Mercedes Citan1321.0%+ 25.7%n/a9370.7%+ 174.0%3878
22Ford Kuga1301.0%– 50.8%121,5661.1%– 21.0%199
23Skoda Kodiaq1251.0%+ 5.0%n/a1,2830.9%+ 12.8%2231
24BYD Seal U1251.0%newn/a5690.4%new63 –
25VW Golf1210.9%– 20.4%161,6931.2%– 11.6%1619

Hungary January-November 2025 – models (PC+LCV)

PosModel2025 1-11%/24PosFY24
1Suzuki S-Cross5,9084.3%– 0.6%12
2Skoda Octavia5,2493.8%– 4.9%21
3Suzuki Vitara5,0033.6%– 20.4%33
4Nissan Qashqai2,8682.1%+ 2.1%420
5Kia Ceed2,8552.1%+ 0.3%514
6Dacia Duster2,8352.0%+ 9.6%617
7Toyota Yaris Cross2,6731.9%+ 35.4%75
8Ford Ranger2,4701.8%+ 17.1%822
9Ford Tourneo Custom2,3581.7%+ 76.2%96
10Ford Transit Custom (LCV)2,3011.7%– 4.0%104
11Toyota Corolla2,2061.6%– 19.3%1124
12Toyota C-HR2,1561.6%+ 3.5%1211
13Kia Sportage2,0481.5%+ 9.8%1315
14Suzuki Swift1,8601.3%+ 8.7%148
15Hyundai Tucson1,8321.3%+ 24.2%1512
16VW Golf1,6931.2%– 11.6%1619
17Toyota Corolla Cross1,6701.2%+ 26.6%177
18Ford Puma1,5951.1%+ 28.3%1826
19Ford Kuga1,5661.1%– 21.0%199
20Ford Transit1,5031.1%+ 11.7%2028
21Skoda Superb1,3010.9%+ 18.4%2113
22Skoda Kodiaq1,2830.9%+ 12.8%2231
23MG ZS1,2590.9%+ 20.4%2340
24VW T-Roc1,2100.9%+ 30.1%2421
25Renault Master1,2080.9%– 32.4%2516
26VW Tiguan1,1740.8%+ 21.4%2637
27Fiat Ducato1,1050.8%+ 18.9%2739
28Toyota RAV41,0890.8%– 17.8%2823
29Toyota Yaris1,0240.7%– 32.7%2918
30Tesla Model Y1,0220.7%– 1.8%3030
31Mercedes GLC/Coupe1,0200.7%+ 8.1%3136
32Omoda 59900.7%new32n/a
33Nissan X-Trail9820.7%+ 39.3%3325
34Skoda Scala9720.7%n/a3433
35Peugeot 30089610.7%+ 169.9%3590
36Renault Captur9550.7%+ 27.7%3644
37VW Passat9420.7%– 18.8%3729
38Mercedes Citan9370.7%+ 174.0%3878
39Toyota Hilux8950.6%– 58.2%3910
40KGM Korando8880.6%– 13.2%4032
41Ford Transit Custom (PC)8840.6%n/a41n/a
42Peugeot 20088670.6%+ 49.7%4266
43Renault Clio8570.6%– 7.3%4338
44Jeep Avenger8050.6%+ 208.4%44106
45Volvo XC608030.6%– 11.2%4535
46Volvo XC407790.6%+ 9.0%4648
47Jaecoo 77780.6%new47n/a
48BMW X57620.5%– 0.8%4845
49Opel Corsa7470.5%– 24.2%4934
50VW Crafter7240.5%+ 7.3%5052
51Opel Combo7010.5%+ 13.6%5163
52Hyundai Kona6840.5%+ 12.5%5262
53Mercedes Sprinter6800.5%– 19.4%5342
54VW Caddy6690.5%+ 2.0%5459
55Kia EV36650.5%#DIV/0!55 –
56Toyota Aygo X6500.5%– 14.0%5643
57Skoda Karoq6410.5%#DIV/0!5757
58Toyota Proace City (PC)6310.5%+ 6.1%5856
59Opel Frontera6180.4%new59 –
60BMW 3 Series6050.4%– 2.4%6061
61Ford Transit Courier6040.4%+ 83.0%61116
62BMW X35980.4%+ 167.0%62138
63BYD Seal U5690.4%new63 –
64BMW 5 Series5660.4%+ 32.6%6477
65Opel Movano5590.4%– 36.0%6541
66Hyundai i305490.4%– 46.8%6727
67Hyundai i205490.4%– 21.9%6654
68Renault Austral5480.4%+ 54.4%6987
69Mercedes V Class5480.4%+ 24.8%6873
70VW T-Cross5470.4%+ 4.8%7070
71Opel Mokka5430.4%+ 14.1%7172
72Toyota Proace Max5380.4%new72 –
73Tesla Model 35360.4%– 21.2%7346
74Dacia Bigster5330.4%new74n/a
75Citroen C3 Aircross5090.4%new75 –
76Ford Focus5020.4%– 9.7%7665
77Seat Leon4890.4%+ 53.3%7789
78Lexus NX4870.4%+ 0.8%7871
79Kia Xceed4670.3%+ 15.9%7981
80BMW iX14660.3%n/a80n/a
81BMW X14510.3%+ 7.6%8176
82BMW X64480.3%+ 10.1%8280
83Renault Trafic4430.3%+ 15.7%8388
84Audi Q54420.3%n/a84125
85Toyota Camry4410.3%+ 26.0%8583
86VW Taigo4320.3%+ 30.9%86102
87BMW 4 Series Coupe/Cabrio4250.3%+ 42.6%88117
88Dacia Sandero4250.3%– 17.8%8755
89VW Touran4150.3%#DIV/0!89114
90Mazda CX-604030.3%+ 56.2%90113
91Citroen Jumper3990.3%– 35.1%9158
92Audi Q83950.3%+ 30.8%92111
93Ford Tourneo Courier3920.3%+ 32.4%9384
94Skoda Fabia3870.3%+ 10.9%9482
95Audi A53820.3%n/a95n/a
96Citroen C33790.3%+ 64.8%96139
97Mercedes E Class3770.3%– 2.8%9785
98Opel Vivaro3710.3%+ 7.2%98100
99Renault Trafic Tour3690.3%+ 1.1%9979
100Toyota Proace3630.3%– 8.6%10191
101Opel Astra3630.3%– 54.6%10047
102Toyota Proace City (LCV)3630.3%n/a102n/a
103Fiat 6003410.2%n/a103n/a
104VW Tayron3390.2%new104 –
105Nissan Juke3360.2%– 15.8%10567
106Audi Q33270.2%– 25.7%10675
107Opel Crossland3270.2%n/a10749
108Iveco Daily3240.2%– 3.6%108101
109Cupra Terramar3190.2%new109 –
110BYD Atto 33150.2%– 36.6%11068
111Chery Tiggo 73140.2%new111 –
112Renault Arkana3130.2%+ 20.4%112124
113BYD Seal3010.2%– 6.2%113105

Source: Dataforce. Many thanks to Csaba for the data.

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