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Today β€” 23 June 2026Main stream

SpaceX Rented Out Colossus 1 Over Its β€˜Mish-Mash’ Of GPUs, But Now It’s Renting Out Colossus 2 Capacity As Well, Raising Doubts Over Grok AI’s Future

22 June 2026 at 23:17

In a dramatic development that bodes well for its coffers, but not so for the competitiveness of its Grok AI model, SpaceX has just inked a $6.3 billion compute deal to start renting out Colossus 2 GPUs, raising question marks over its strategy to compete with the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic. SpaceX will collect $150 million per month from July onwards by renting out NVIDIA GB300 GPUs at its Colossus 2 data center to Reflection As of May 2026, SpaceX's Colossus 1 data center supported over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs, divided between H100, H200, and around 30,000 units of the […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/spacex-rented-out-colossus-1-over-its-mish-mash-of-gpus-but-now-its-renting-out-colossus-2-capacity-as-well-raising-doubts-over-grok-ais-future/

Yesterday β€” 22 June 2026Main stream

JEDEC Approves SPHBM4 to Break HBM’s Costly Packaging Bottleneck, Retaining HBM4-level Speeds With Standard Packages

22 June 2026 at 20:25

Micron HBM4 memory chip displayed next to its exposed circuitry on a black background.

SPHBM4 is a new JEDEC standard that aims to solve the high cost and packaging concerns with existing HBM technologies. HBM Demand Keeps on Surging, But The High-Cost Might Make JEDEC's Upcoming SPHBM4 A Better Alternative Almost all AI & HPC accelerators rolling out these days feature some form of HBM memory. The highest-end solutions are leveraging the latest HBM4 designs, and HBM4E is being sampled to the top chipmakers. But as demand continues to rise, and shortages persist in the premium DRAM segment, HBM has become a major bottleneck. The cost is one issue, but price surges are a […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/jedec-approves-sphbm4-to-break-hbm-costs-retain-hbm4-speeds-standard-packages/

NVIDIA Floods Europe With 35 Supercomputers Spanning 23 Countries, Stacking Up To 800 Exaflops Of AI Compute

22 June 2026 at 19:25

A digital rendering shows a map of Europe overlaid on a close-up of a semiconductor chip.

NVIDIA's AI prowess is being deployed across Europe with 35 brand new supercomputers offering 800 Exaflops of compute. Europe Is Building 35 All-NVIDIA AI supercomputers, including Hopper, Blackwell & Rubin Deployments That Scale Up To 800 Exaflops European nations are going into a supercomputer-frenzy, and the main driver behind them is NVIDIA's latest AI ecosystem, delivering up to 800 Exaflops of deployed & announced capacities that will deliver record levels of AI compute. Today, at ISC 2026, NVIDIA and its partners unveiled this multi-year collaboration, which will encompass several deployments across 23 countries. With these supercomputers, Europe is aiming to […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/nvidia-floods-europe-with-35-supercomputers-23-countries-800-exaflops-ai-compute/

Micron Deploys Claude To Accelerate AI Factories While Anthropic Gets Backing To Support Its Multi-Year Growth Trajectory

22 June 2026 at 18:10

A silicon wafer with the logos of Micron and Anthropic, featuring repeated 'AI' text on the chips.

Micron and Anthropic have announced a strategic agreement to scale next-generation AI infrastructure that spans memory and storage for rising compute demands. Micron Signs Supply Agreement With Anthropic While Expanding Claude Adoption Press Release: Micron Technology today announced a strategic agreement with Anthropic that spans memory and storage AI architecture design, supply and demand, enterprise adoption of Claude across Micron, and a strategic investment in Anthropic’s Series H funding round. The agreement directly links the demands of frontier AI models to how infrastructure is designed, supplied, and deployed at scale. AI Memory and Storage Infrastructure Frontier AI models demand uncompromising […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/micron-deploys-claude-to-accelerate-ai-factories-anthropic-fund-multi-year-backing-support/

I asked ChatGPT what I'd become obsessed with next β€” and its predictions were surprisingly convincing

ChatGPT thinks it knows what my next obsession will be β€” and after reading its explanation, I'm not entirely convinced it's wrong. In fact, it's a neat trick to try, and you might enjoy doing it with ChatGPT yourself by using the same prompt.

I asked the AI chatbot a simple question: "Based on everything you know about me, what hobby, interest, TV show, band, sport, or technology am I most likely to become obsessed with over the next six months?"

After clarifying with me that I wasn't referring to any professional interests and meant activities beyond work, ChatGPT came back with a somewhat surprisingly nuanced list. The top prediction was surprising: backyard astronomy.

"Of everything you've talked about, it has the highest future obsession potential," ChatGPT told me. "It combines learning, wonder, collecting, equipment, family memories, and a touch of childhood fascination. There's a telescope-shaped hole in your life that it will fill."

Astronomical fun

I have asked questions about telescopes, stargazing, and things to do with my son that do not involve staring at screens as part of other tests. Less obviously, I tend to prefer hobbies that reward curiosity and gradual improvement rather than immediate mastery. So it made sense.

And the AI was happy to lay out ideas for getting into the hobby, including local astronomy clubs and public observation nights, and of course, links to equipment to buy. What struck me most was that astronomy was not presented as a random recommendation. It emerged from a pattern. The prediction was less about stars and planets than about the kinds of activities that consistently grab my attention.

That same logic showed up elsewhere on the list. Board games landed near the top of ChatGPT's list, for instance. The reasoning was not so much because of discussions about playing board games specifically, but more because, according to the AI, I often look for activities suitable for Family outings and weekends, as well as screen-free entertainment.

Bird is the word

A bird perched on a ledge

(Image credit: Future)

Not everything on the list made sense for my life, simply because ChatGPT doesn't know everything about my daily life. For example, I've discussed getting better at guitar with the AI, but haven't really said anything about my daily practice and current efforts. So, while guitar being on the list wasn't a crazy notion, it would have been more relevant a couple of years ago.

The appearance of birding on the list was much more unexpected, as I don't recall ever expressing an interest in birds with the AI. But ChatGPT explained that it stems from the same reasons it thinks I like astronomy as a hobby, mainly how they both require observation, patience, collecting knowledge, and becoming excited about things that look nearly identical at first. I'm not sure that it will be something I take up, but I can't deny the notion that it might be fun.

On the other hand, the AI could be wildly off about my potential interests. According to ChatGPT, I am "a strong candidate to become obsessed with the Grateful Dead." I have no problem with the band or its music, but it will never be a sound I choose to listen to independently. According to ChatGPT, the recommendation was more about the culture surrounding the music, its deep history and lore, the passionate fans, and the huge back catalog. But while I may like exploring complex and deep worlds of hobbies, it still has to be a subject I'm interested in. So, while I may start spending my nights looking at the stars, the soundtrack will have to be something else.

How To Watch The Inner Circle 20 And ONE Friday Fights 160 Live On June 26

After several weeks of captivating events, ONE Championship is finishing the month with two of its biggest spectacles.

The world’s largest martial arts organization will broadcastΒ The Inner Circle 20 andΒ ONE Friday Fights 160Β live in Asia primetime to over 195 countries around the globe on Friday, June 26.

First, viewers can watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 6:30 p.m. ICT.

Then, viewers can watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live via ONE Championship’s global broadcast partners at 8:30 p.m. ICT. The show can also be viewed on ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sΒ Facebook page, andΒ watch.onefc.com.*

To view your local listings and start times by region, check below.

*Geo-restrictions apply

Thailand

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 6:30 p.m. ICT.

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 – called ONE Lumpinee 160 in Thailand – live on Channel 7 HD or online via Channel 7, TERO Entertainment, and ONE Championship’s social networks at 8:30 p.m. ICT.

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TERO Entertainment

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New Zealand

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on ESPN at 2:30 a.m. New Zealand Daylight Time (NZDT) on Saturday, June 27.

Australia

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on ESPN at 12:30 p.m. Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) on Saturday, June 27.

Japan

Watch The Inner Circle 20 live on U-NEXT at 8:30 p.m. Japan Standard Time (JST).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on U-NEXT at 10:30 p.m. JST.

South Korea

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 8:30 p.m. Korean Standard Time (KST).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sΒ Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.comΒ at 10:30 p.m. KST.

China

Watch The Inner Circle 20 live via Duoyinβ€―at 7:30 p.m. China Standard Time (CST).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live via Duoyinβ€―at 9:30 p.m. CST.

Hong Kong

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 7:30 p.m. Hong Kong Time (HKT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live onβ€―beIN Sportsβ€―at 9:30 p.m. HKT.

Malaysia

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 7:30 p.m. Malaysia Time (MYT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live onΒ beIN Sportsβ€―at 9:30 p.m. MYT.

Singapore

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 7:30 p.m. Singapore Standard Time (SGT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live onΒ beIN Sportsβ€―at 9:30 p.m. SGT.

The Philippines

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 7:30 p.m. Philippine Standard Time (PHT).Β 

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on One Sports and One Sports+ at 9:30 p.m. PHT.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Mongolia

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 7:30 p.m. Ulaanbaatar Standard Time.

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on Premier Sports Network at 9:30 p.m. Ulaanbaatar Standard Time.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sΒ Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Indonesia

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 6:30 p.m. Western Indonesia Time (WIB).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on Vidio.com at 8:30 p.m. WIB.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Vietnam

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 6:30 p.m. Indochina Time (ICT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on HTV The Thao at 8:30 p.m. ICT.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sΒ YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Cambodia

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 6:30 p.m. Indochina Time (ICT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.comβ€―at 8:30 p.m. ICT.

Myanmar

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 6:00 p.m. Myanmar Time (MMT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on Skynet at 8:00 p.m. MMT.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

KyrgyzstanΒ 

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 5:30 p.m. Kyrgyzstan Time (KGT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on TelecomTV at 7:30 p.m. KGT.

India

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 5:00 p.m. India Standard Time (IST).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on Star Sports Select 2 and JioHotstar at 7:00 p.m. IST.

Uzbekistan

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 4:30 p.m. Uzbekistan Time (UZT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on TelecomTV at 6:30 p.m. UZT.

Turkmenistan

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 4:30 p.m. Turkmenistan Time (TMT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on TelecomTV at 6:30 p.m. TMT.

Tajikistan

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 4:30 p.m. Tajikistan Time (TJT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on TelecomTV at 6:30 p.m. TJT.

Georgia

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 3:30 p.m. Georgia Standard Time (GET).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on TelecomTV at 5:30 p.m. GET.

Azerbaijan

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 3:30 p.m. Azerbaijan Time (AZT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on TelecomTV at 5:30 p.m. AZT.

Armenia

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 3:30 p.m. Armenia Time (AMT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on TelecomTV at 5:30 p.m. AMT.

Oman, United Arab Emirates

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 3:30 p.m. Gulf Standard Time (GST).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on beIN Sports at 5:30 p.m. GST.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Yemen, Jordan, Syria, Bahrain

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 2:30 p.m. Arabian Standard Time (AST).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on beIN Sports at 4:30 p.m. AST.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Israel

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 2:30 p.m. Israel Daylight Time.Β 

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on One at 4:30 p.m. IDT.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Finland, Turkey, Estonia, Ukraine, Moldova

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 1:30 p.m. Eastern European Summer Time (EEST).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live onΒ watch.onefc.comβ€―at 3:30 p.m. EEST.

Russia

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live via Match TV, Match Planeta, or Match Boets! at 4:30 p.m. Moscow Standard Time (MSK).

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Belarus

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 2:30 p.m. Moscow Standard Time (MSK).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live onΒ watch.onefc.comβ€―at 4:30 p.m. MSK.

Lebanon, Libya, Palestine, Egypt

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 1:30 p.m. Eastern European Time (EET).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on beIN Sports at 3:30 p.m. EET.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Romania

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 1:30 p.m. Eastern European Time (EET).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live onΒ Voyoβ€―at 3:30 p.m. EET.

Germany, Sweden, Hungary, Italy, Denmark, Norway, Malta, Albania, Spain, Andorra

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 12:30 p.m. Central European Time (CET).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live onΒ watch.onefc.comβ€―at 2:30 p.m. CET.

Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 12:30 p.m. Central European Time (CET).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on beIN Sportsβ€―at 2:30 p.m. CET.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

United Kingdom

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 12:30 p.m. BST.

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on the Sky Sports app, Sky Sports website, or Sky Sports YouTube channel at 2:30 p.m. BST.

United States & Canada

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 7:30 a.m. ET/4:30 a.m. PT.Β 

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live on beIN Sports USA at 9:30 a.m. ET/6:30 a.m. PT.

Fans can also watch ONE Friday Fights 160 via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orβ€―watch.onefc.com.

Brazil

Watch The Inner Circle 20 exclusively onΒ live.onefc.comΒ beginning at 8:30 a.m. Brasilia Time (BRT).

Watch ONE Friday Fights 160 live via ONE Championship’sβ€―YouTube channel, ONE Championship’sβ€―Facebook page, orΒ watch.onefc.comβ€―at 10:30 a.m. Brasilia Time (BRT).

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Greece May 2026: Renault Clio and Hyundai i20 impress in highest market in 16 years

22 June 2026 at 07:53

Greek Renault Clio sales are up 138% year-on-year in May.

Note: April 2026 data is also included in the data section of this article.

In April, the Greek new car market recedes -2.8% year-on-year to 14,243 units, leading to a year-to-date tally up 2.5% to 49,055. We bow have data by channel to share, and it’s quite notable. Indeed private sales (=retail) only account for 30% total registrations while corporate sales (leasing, rentals) is at 70% with 10,010 cars. Hybrid models (mild and full) have a 55% share vs. 27% for petrol, 6% for PHEVs, 4.9% for BEVs (693 sales) and 3.6% for diesel.

Strikingly, the Top 4 brands all defy the market with significant YoY gains. Toyota is up 9.1% to 16.6% share vs. 14.8% year-to-date, Peugeot is up 20.4%, Opel up 36.6% and now #3 YTD and Kia gains 28.7% YoY and 10 spots on March to #4. Dacia (+35.8%) also manages a splendid gain at #7.

Model-wise, the Peugeot 2008 (+46.8%) takes the lead both for the month and YTD, unsettling the Toyota Yaris Cross (+32.4%) also in great shape. The Suzuki Vitara (+32%) is up five ranks on last month to #3 while the Kia Picanto (+22.8%) surges 17 spots to #4. The Hyundai i20 (+80.7%), Opel Corsa (+67%) and Toyota C-HR (+66.7%) are the most dynamic in the Top 10.

In May, new car sales are up 3.7% year-on-year to 16,250 units, which is the highest May volume in 16 years: since 2010. The year-to-date volume is now up 2.8% to 65,305. Hybrids (full and mild) represent 56.1% of the market, petrol is at 29.5%, PHEV at 5.9%, BEVs at 5.9% also and diesel at 2.6%. Toyota (+2.6%) remains by far the most popular carmaker in the country with 16.2% share, almost double the #2 Suzuki (+24.5%) which ascends to #3 YTD. Peugeot (-3.5%) and Hyundai (-6.4%) are in difficulty below but Renault (+79.1%), Dacia (+23.2%) and Fiat (+14.6%) shine.

Over one the models charts, the Toyota Yaris Cross (+52.3%) reclaims the pole position both for the month and year-to-date, with the Peugeot 2008 (+6%) down to #3 in May. The Suzuki Swift (+16.9%) soars from outside the April Top 10 directly to 2nd place but isn’t estimated to crack the YTD Top 10 as a result. The Renault Clio (+138%) and Hyundai i20 (+111.2%) post surreal YoY gains with the Suzuki Vitara (+55%), Dacia Sandero (+19.5%) and Toyota Yaris (+12.6%) also in great shape.

Previous post: Greece March 2026: Nissan Juke surprise leader in market up 15.7%

One year ago (April): Greece April 2025: Peugeot 2008 and Fiat Panda top solid market

One year ago (May): Greece May 2025: Toyota Yaris Cross and Citroen C3 ahead, market up 13.9%

Full April 2026 Top 52 All brands and Top 10 models, May 2026 Top 10 brands and models below.

Greece April 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota2,36216.6%+ 9.1%17,23614.8%– 0.9%11
2Peugeot1,49710.5%+ 20.4%34,1828.5%– 9.8%22
3Opel9706.8%+ 36.6%43,4707.1%+ 10.0%35
4Kia9376.6%+ 28.7%141,7363.5%– 11.7%1011
5Suzuki9096.4%– 5.6%62,9246.0%+ 5.4%54
6Hyundai7595.3%– 19.9%82,5295.2%– 22.6%63
7Dacia7215.1%+ 35.8%72,3264.7%+ 130.3%79
8Citroen/DS6944.9%+ 13.6%53,2256.6%+ 36.1%47
9Renault5463.8%+ 7.5%102,0014.1%+ 82.1%910
10Fiat5373.8%– 24.3%191,2442.5%– 14.7%1614
11BMW5083.6%– 29.0%92,3114.7%– 3.5%86
12Chery4042.8%new131,2732.6%new1527
13Volkswagen3712.6%– 52.8%161,3522.8%– 41.4%148
14Skoda3452.4%– 20.5%249261.9%– 21.6%1818
15MG3232.3%– 39.2%121,4342.9%– 14.3%1312
16Audi2411.7%– 40.0%111,4773.0%+ 29.4%1215
17Ford2411.7%– 23.0%188781.8%– 17.0%1916
18Mercedes2411.7%– 50.9%217021.4%– 36.1%2217
19BYD2181.5%+ 38.0%179642.0%+ 40.5%1719
20Nissan2141.5%+ 14.4%21,7273.5%+ 4.0%1113
21Jeep2031.4%– 9.8%227431.5%– 8.6%2121
22Mini2031.4%+ 12.8%158751.8%+ 25.2%2020
23Omoda950.7%+ 313.0%271960.4%+ 625.9%3040
24Volvo940.7%– 32.4%253790.8%– 19.5%2422
25Seat840.6%– 45.1%233870.8%– 9.2%2326
26Cupra750.5%– 31.2%263730.8%– 25.8%2524
27Mazda620.4%– 38.6%312170.4%– 47.8%2823
28Land Rover520.4%+ 10.6%291740.4%– 5.4%3130
29Geely450.3%new361200.2%new3341
30Lexus410.3%– 21.2%281990.4%– 17.1%2929
31Honda320.2%– 5.9%331250.3%+ 0.8%3233
32Alfa Romeo310.2%– 39.2%302630.5%– 1.9%2728
33Leapmotor300.2%+ 87.5%34920.2%+ 21.1%3538
34Jaecoo230.2%+ 76.9%351050.2%+ 600.0%3432
35Changan Deepal220.2%new37640.1%new3844
36Porsche180.1%– 51.4%39790.2%– 33.1%3634
37Aion140.1%new43450.1%new3954
38DFSK140.1%– 50.0%44290.1%– 62.3%4437
39Lynk & Co130.1%– 18.8%42330.1%– 80.6%4336
40Smart90.1%– 35.7%48250.1%– 13.8%4642
41Tesla90.1%– 87.1%203170.6%– 18.5%2625
42Mitsubishi80.1%– 86.9%47180.0%– 91.5%4835
43Subaru60.0%+ 0.0%52240.0%+ 60.0%4743
44Zeekr60.0%new41380.1%new4247
45KGM50.0%– 86.8%32660.1%– 10.8%3739
46Xpeng30.0%+ 0.0%40410.1%+ 1266.7%4053
47Ferrari20.0%n/a –30.0%+ 200.0%5563
48Maserati20.0%+ 0.0%5180.0%+ 33.3%5050
49Dongfeng10.0%new4680.0%new4949
50Keraboss10.0%n/a5030.0%+ 200.0%5661
51Lamborghini10.0%+ 0.0%5340.0%+ 100.0%5357
52NIO10.0%new45280.1%new4548

Greece April 2026 – models:

PosModelApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Peugeot 20081,0957.7%+ 46.8%32,5165.1%– 8.0%12
2Toyota Yaris Cross7975.6%+ 32.4%22,4845.1%+ 16.2%21
3Suzuki Vitara6154.3%+ 32.0%81,8433.8%+ 26.8%55
4Kia Picanto5874.1%+ 22.8%219712.0%– 8.7%1411
5Opel Corsa5463.8%+ 67.0%61,9123.9%+ 5.5%410
6Toyota YarisΒ 5443.8%– 15.3%131,6383.3%– 19.3%63
7Renault Clio4433.1%+ 19.4%41,5383.1%+ 124.2%77
8Toyota C-HR4202.9%+ 66.7%101,3832.8%+ 33.1%88
9Citroen C34022.8%– 22.7%52,0984.3%– 2.2%34
10Hyundai i203562.5%+ 80.7%121,0582.2%+ 5.5%1214

Greece May 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota2,63916.2%+ 2.6%19,87515.1%– 0.0%11
2Suzuki1,3738.4%+ 24.5%54,2976.6%+ 10.8%34
3Peugeot1,1517.1%– 3.5%25,3338.2%– 8.5%22
4Hyundai1,0976.8%– 6.4%63,6265.6%– 18.4%63
5Citroen/DS9325.7%+ 7.9%84,1576.4%+ 28.6%47
6Kia8935.5%– 18.7%42,6294.0%– 14.2%1011
7Renault8065.0%+ 79.1%92,8074.3%+ 81.2%910
8Dacia8014.9%+ 23.2%73,1274.8%+ 88.4%79
9Fiat7234.4%+ 14.6%101,9673.0%– 5.9%1214
10BMW6834.2%– 12.7%112,9944.6%– 5.8%86

Greece May 2026 – models:

PosModelMay-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota Yaris Cross1,1918.4%+ 52.3%23,6755.8%+ 25.9%11
2Suzuki Swift7195.0%+ 16.9%n/an/an/an/an/a6
3Peugeot 20086854.8%+ 6.0%13,2015.1%– 5.3%22
4Renault Clio6524.6%+ 138.0%72,1903.5%+ 128.1%57
5Kia Picanto6304.4%– 10.4%41,6012.5%– 9.4%1011
6Hyundai i205664.0%+ 111.2%101,6242.6%+ 27.8%814
7Toyota YarisΒ 5443.8%+ 12.6%62,1823.4%– 13.2%63
8Suzuki Vitara5383.8%+ 55.0%32,3813.8%+ 32.3%45
9Citroen C35093.6%– 31.5%92,6074.1%– 9.8%34
10Dacia Sandero4973.5%+ 19.5%n/an/an/an/an/a13

Source: SEAA

Full Card Revealed For The Inner Circle 20 On June 26

ONE Championship returns to Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on Friday, June 26, with another exclusive card for members of The Inner Circle, streaming live at live.onefc.com.

The Inner Circle 20 features two undefeated fighters who meet for the first time to crown a new ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Champion in the main event, while a legendary Thai rivalry reignites in a third and deciding chapter in the co-main event.

In the headliner, Asadula Imangazaliev and Aslamjon Ortikov meet for the vacant ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Title in a bout that marks the first time in ONE Championship history that two undefeated ONE Friday Fights contract winners will compete for 26 pounds of gold. Both men earned their contracts with knockout performances at Lumpinee Stadium, and neither has ever tasted defeat.

Imangazaliev is 12-0 with nine stoppages and has been one of the most destructive forces on the weekly series since his arrival. The 22-year-old Dagestani, training out of Team Mehdi Zatout and Team Chingiz Allazov, has knocked out both Nong-O Hama and Kongthoranee Sor Sommai β€” the two men fighting directly below him on this very card β€” and carries the kind of raw finishing ability that makes every exchange feel dangerous.

Ortikov is 24-0 with 13 finishes and has drawn comparisons to the Lomachenko of Muay Thai for his fluid, switching, unpredictable style that makes opponents look foolish just when they think they have him figured out.

The Uzbek grew up in Samarkand, which he describes as β€œlittle Thailand” for its fighting culture. He came to Bangkok alone to chase his dream, and became an eight-time Uzbekistan National Champion and two-time Asian Champion before his ONE career began.

His most recent outing was a second-round TKO of Jordan Estupinan at ONE Fight Night 43. He is ranked as one of the most technically gifted fighters on the roster and arrives here with the kind of hunger that only comes from a fighter who has spent years building something from nothing, far from home.

In the co-main event, Nong-O and Kongthoranee settle their rivalry in a third and perhaps final flyweight Muay Thai bout. Their series has been a study in contrasts and adjustments.

In the first fight at ONE Fight Night 28, Kongthoranee used his youth, speed, and relentless work rate to edge a split decision over the legendary veteran. The result suggested the old guard might be slipping. Nong-O answered emphatically in the rematch at ONE Fight Night 31, coming forward more, dictating the pace, and earning a unanimous decision and a performance bonus that proved he still had every answer. The third fight is the one that settles it.

Nong-O is one of the greatest technical fighters Muay Thai has ever produced. He’s a former eight-time ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Champion and four-division Lumpinee Stadium World Champion who came out of retirement after three years to dominate the sport all over again.

Kongthoranee, meanwhile, is a three-time Rajadamnern Stadium World Champion and a fighter who has built his life around the sport after losing his father young and growing up with his grandparents.

The supporting card adds three more compelling bouts. In one, Thailand’s Stamp Fairtex β€” the promotion’s first and only three-sport World Champion β€” returns to atomweight Muay Thai action against Mexico’s Cynthia Flores, who is looking to finally kick off her ONE campaign against one of the sport’s biggest stars.

The Inner Circle 20 June 26 Full Card

  • Asadula Imangazaliev vs. Aslamjon Ortikov (ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Championship)
  • Nong-O vs. Kongthoranee Sor Sommai (Muay Thai – flyweight)
  • PTT vs. Julio Lobo (Muay Thai – bantamweight)
  • Stamp Fairtex vs. Cynthia Flores (Muay Thai – atomweight)
  • Muangthai PK Saenchai vs. Panrit Lukjaomaesaiwaree (Muay Thai – bantamweight)

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CNTXT AI closes $60 million Series A funding round

CNTXT AI, a UAE-based data and AI company that enables companies and institutions to develop AI solutions while maintaining full sovereignty over their data, announced the successful closing of a $60 million Series A funding round.

The round was co-led by two of the region’s most active AI investors:Β AI71, Abu Dhabi’s applied AI company focused on sovereign, domain‑specialized AI, andΒ BlueFive Capital, a global asset manager originating out of the GCC. The funding will support continued product development, expansion into new markets, and global deployment of secure AI infrastructure for enterprise and public-sector environments.

CNTXT AI was founded by Mohammad Abu Sheikh, a tech entrepreneur with a track record of successful exits and deep experience across AI infrastructure, applied AI platforms, and ecosystem development. Abu Sheikh’s previous venture LocAI was successfully acquired by AI71, who now returns as co-lead investor in this round. He is also the founder of SMPL AI, a $25 million fund supporting early-stage AI startups, reinforcing his role in building a global AI ecosystem focused on real-world impact.

The company works with global technology leaders including Oracle, NVIDIA, and AWS, and has supported several major global AI developers on large language model initiatives, deploying enterprise and government AI projects across multiple markets. Its proprietary products include Munsit, the most accurate Arabic voice AI, which has processed over one million minutes of speech and serves more than 250 enterprises and 150,000 users.

Mohammad Abu Sheikh, Founder and CEO of CNTXT AI: β€œThe era of AI experimentation is over; the era of execution has begun. This funding strengthens our ability to build the sovereign infrastructure and talent needed to deploy AI at scale. Our focus has always been on making AI work in the real world, under the most demanding conditions.”

Reda Nidhakou, member of AI71 board of Directors, and CEO of VentureOne: β€œCNTXT AI capabilities and speed of execution stand out in this fast moving AI world. An impressive venture born in the UAE but addressing global AI deployment needs. This investment strengthens our ability to build the environment needed to deploy AI at scale and to address our clients data sovereignty requirements.”

Hazem Ben-Gacem, Founder and CEO of BlueFive Capital: β€œWe backed CNTXT AI because they are building exactly the kind of technology-driven platform the region needs, one that turns raw data into real AI outcomes. This is the type of globally competitive business we want to build alongside.”

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AISpeech launches credit card-sized AI voice recorder with built-in 4G, AI summaries & automatic cloud uploads

20 June 2026 at 14:37
AISpeech TalkNote AI voice recorder

AISpeech has introduced a new dedicated voice recorder in China, the TalkNote Flagship AI Recording Card, priced at 1,299 yuan (around $192). The device is designed to handle audio recording, transcription, and cloud syncing in a form factor small enough to fit inside a wallet or a standard office badge holder.

AISpeech TalkNote AI voice recorder

AISpeech TalkNote Specifications

Physically, the TalkNote measures 86 x 55 x 4.5 mm and weighs 43 grams, giving it the approximate footprint of a credit card. It features a grey finish and includes a small 0.95-inch AMOLED display. The screen is straightforward, used primarily for checking battery life and current recording status rather than navigating complex menus.

For audio capture, the device relies on a five-microphone array consisting of four omnidirectional microphones and a single bone-conduction microphone. According to AISpeech, this hardware combination allows for clear voice pickup within a five-meter radius, with a maximum effective range of eight meters. It also utilizes onboard noise reduction to filter out ambient background sound in busy environments.

AISpeech TalkNote AI voice recorder

The device comes with built-in 4G, alongside standard Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. AISpeech includes lifetime free 4G data specifically for cloud synchronization. This allows the device to automatically upload audio files to the cloud as soon as a recording session ends, meaning users don’t have to manually transfer files to a computer or phone via the included USB-C port. The device is powered by a 750mAh battery, which the company says provides up to 45 hours of continuous recording and 60 days of standby time.

On the software side, the TalkNote is built around automated transcription. It supports 25 foreign languages and 57 Chinese dialects, and it can automatically switch between Chinese and English during a conversation. AISpeech claims a transcription accuracy rate of up to 98% under supported conditions. Once the audio is uploaded, the companion software can generate meeting summaries, identify different speakers, and extract action items.

The device comes with 64GB of internal storage and includes a three-month subscription to AISpeech’s OfficeClaw platform, which manages the AI-generated notes and tasks.

In related news, Lenovo has recently introduced a new AI-powered gadget for kids featuring a flip camera, GPS tracking, and an SOS button.

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China’s GLM-5.2 beats Claude Fable 5 in web design, claims No. 1 spot

20 June 2026 at 12:59

In a pretty big surprise for the AI world, China’s Zhipu AI’s latest model, GLM-5.2, just grabbed the top spot in one of the most respected creative coding benchmarks out there.

On June 19, 2026, Design Arena announced on X that GLM-5.2 has taken the #1 position in their single-round HTML web design leaderboard (non-agent category). The platform, basically the world’s first big crowdsourced benchmark where real people blindly vote on AI-generated designs, says it beat out Claude Fable 5, along with the Opus 4.6 and 4.7 versions. That’s a solid five-place jump from its predecessor, GLM-5.1, landing it with an Elo score around 1360 in the Code Categories arena.

What makes this win stand out is how the model actually designs. It’s apparently excellent at clean layouts, pulling in images from CDNs, typography, visual hierarchy, and those nice subtle animations that make a site feel alive. It also plays really nicely with popular libraries like Chart.js and Three.js. According to the results, it boosted its win rate by about 6 percentage points this time around.

One interesting detail: GLM-5.2 leans heavily on Tailwind CSS (showing up in 91% of its designs) and Font Awesome (51%). By comparison, Fable 5 only used Tailwind in about 57% of its sessions, which might explain some of the practical gaps people noticed.

Beyond the design quality, the pricing is a breath of fresh air. GLM-5.2’s API runs around $1.40 per million input tokens and $4.40 for output, way more affordable than Fable 5’s $10/$50. Plus, it’s an open-weights model under the MIT license with a solid 1M-token context window, which means teams can run it locally and tackle bigger, longer projects without being locked into a proprietary service.

Design Arena’s approach gives these results real weight: millions of votes from actual creators focused on real aesthetics and usability, not just synthetic tests. This isn’t just a win for web design; it puts GLM-5.2 among the strongest open models across broader coding benchmarks too.

For the AI community, this feels like another sign that Chinese labs are moving fast in specialized creative areas. While Claude Fable 5 is a strong player, GLM-5.2’s mix of strong performance, low cost, and openness could make it a go-to choice for a lot of web development teams going forward.

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Foxconn Pegs NVIDIA Vera Rubin AI Datacenter at $47 Billion Per Gigawatt, as Power Bills Hit $1.3B Yearly

20 June 2026 at 20:45

A presenter on stage is holding a chip in front of large computer servers and a backdrop showing a microarchitecture diagram with '2X' and '1.6X' text.

NVIDIA's Vera Rubin is entering data centers soon, and the rise of Agentic AI also comes with a mammoth rise in costs. NVIDIA Vera Rubin AI Data Centers Will Be Expensive To Build & Will Consume Lots of Power, A Single GigaWatt Installation Could Cost Roughly $50 Billion The Vera Rubin era is upon us. The first systems are already being shipped to major cloud providers who are validating and testing them before bringing them up on scale. With the full volume production already going on, NVIDIA is eyeing an even bigger success than Blackwell. But as these systems are […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/foxconn-pegs-nvidia-vera-rubin-ai-datacenter-at-47-billion-per-gigawatt/

Bio Protocol launches AI research hub to challenge grant gatekeepers

20 June 2026 at 16:53
Bio Protocol has launched OpenLabs, a platform that combines AI-assisted research development, community funding, and on-chain governance as its ecosystem surpasses $33 million in capital raised. According to Bio Protocol, the platform was introduced on June 19 during DeSci.Berlin 2026,…

He made your free video player run smoothly. Now he’s doing that for robots.

20 June 2026 at 04:47
French serial entrepreneur and open source legend Jean-Baptiste Kempf has been building Kyber, an infrastructure layer to control remote devices in real time.

From PGP to Mythos: a brief history of export controls that didn’t stop anyone

20 June 2026 at 02:40
For the last 30 years, stopping the flow of cybersecurity-related software has proven to be ineffective. It's unclear why it would work now with Anthropic’s cybersecurity model Mythos.

Amazon walks away from Sam Altman movie before OpenAI IPO

19 June 2026 at 22:40
Amazon has withdrawn from distributing the Sam Altman biopic β€œArtificial” as OpenAI moves closer to a potential public listing. According to a report from Puck, Amazon has stepped away from the high-profile film project despite continuing discussions with the filmmakers…

Is the US government’s Anthropic ban accidentally helping the brand?

19 June 2026 at 20:08
Just as last weekΒ was ending,Β the US governmentΒ forced Anthropic to pull its two newest models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, citing national security concerns after Amazon researchers allegedly found a way to bypass Fable 5’s guardrails.Β  Cybersecurity researchers haveΒ since signed an open letterΒ callingΒ the move dangerous, and Anthropic itself noted the same jailbreaks exist in other models.Β SoΒ is […]

AMD and Intel arm x86 against the AI gap with ACE, baking matrix-multiply engines & low-precision formats straight into future CPUs

19 June 2026 at 16:05

An Intel and AMD branded processor displays 'x86' on its surface, surrounded by a circuit board.

ACE, the upcoming set of x86 Extensions defined by both AMD & Intel, has seen the latest spec release, focusing on AI acceleration. AMD & Intel Focus on AI Acceleration Through Next-Gen x86 Architectures That Are ACE Compliant Last year,Β Intel and AMD partnered to strengthen the x86 ecosystem through their "x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group" initiative. The plan was to offer a standardized set of features across architectures to make x86 accessible, scalable, and compatible with future requirements. Four key features were announced: FRED, AVX10, ChkTag, and ACE. Now, the latest ACE "AI Compute Extensions" specifications have been published by AMD […]

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Dev Tries Creating GTA 6 Using AI, But Accidentally Builds Wrong City Amidst Chaotic Development And Unreal Engine 5.8 Challenges

19 June 2026 at 15:19

Promotional artwork for 'Grand Theft Auto VI' featuring various characters and scenes, including a helicopter, luxury car, speedboat, and motorbike, surrounding the central game logo.

The wait for GTA 6 has been long and hard, but it is finally coming to an end. With pre-orders opening next week ahead of the game's November 19 release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games are sure to ramp up marketing, and finally show more of a game set to be one of the most successful ever released. However, a solo developer has had enough, and has spent the past 12 or so days trying to build their own version of the game using AI, and the results are impressive and hilarious at […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/dev-building-gta-6-ai-wrong-city-unreal-engine-5-8/

β€œDifai” ΕžΙ™hriyar MΙ™mmΙ™dova tapşırΔ±ldΔ±

18 June 2026 at 12:00

Birinci LiqanΔ± tΙ™rk edΙ™rΙ™k nΓΆvbΙ™ti mΓΆvsΓΌmdΙ™n Δ°kinci Liqada mΓΌbarizΙ™ aparacaq β€œDifai” komandasΔ±nΔ±n yeni baş mΙ™ΕŸqΓ§isi mΓΌΙ™yyΙ™nlΙ™ΕŸib.

Arena.az xΙ™bΙ™r verir ki, sΓΆzΓΌgedΙ™n komandanΔ± bundan sonra ΕžΙ™hriyar MΙ™mmΙ™dov Γ§alışdΔ±racaq.

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XatΔ±rladaq ki, ΕžΙ™hriyar MΙ™mmΙ™dov daha Ι™vvΙ™l β€œAraz Saatlı” vΙ™ MOΔ°K-dΙ™ Γ§alışıb.

Qeyd edΙ™k ki, β€œDifai” Birinci Liqada 2025/2026-cΔ± illΙ™r mΓΆvsΓΌmΓΌnΓΌ sonuncu sΔ±rada başa vuraraq Δ°kinci Liqaya düşüb. Bu komanda ΓΆtΙ™n mΓΆvsΓΌm keΓ§irdiyi 27 oyunda cΙ™mi 4 qΙ™lΙ™bΙ™ qazanΔ±b, 6 heΓ§-heΓ§Ι™ edib, 17 mΙ™ΔŸlubiyyΙ™tΙ™ ΓΌzΓΌlΓΌb. CΙ™mi 18 xal toplamış kollektiv 10 iştirakΓ§Δ± arasΔ±nda sonuncu yeri tutub.

DGrid AI’s latest research tackles a core flaw in decentralized AI Scoring

18 June 2026 at 14:43
DGrid AI introduces a new Proof of Quality framework designed to evaluate AI outputs and improve reward distribution across decentralized networks. Decentralized AI networks have a payment problem that researchers have been quietly working around for years, and a recent…

Chelsea and Barcelona set for transfer battle over highly rated €50m midfielder

16 June 2026 at 22:30

Christ Inao Oulai has been linked with the move away from Turkish outfit Trabzonspor, and Chelsea are interested in signing the player.

According to a report from SportsBoom, the 20-year-old is also a target for Premier League outfit Chelsea. The player is valued at €50 million, and it will be interesting to see if Chelsea or Barcelona is prepared to make a move for the midfielder.

Oulai has also been linked with Manchester United a few months ago.

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Christ Inao Oulai could be a star

Oulai is a talented player with a bright future, and he could develop into a key player for Chelsea or Barcelona. There is no doubt that he could justify the investment in the long-term. However, the asking price is quite unreasonable right now. The Ivory Coast international has yet to consistently prove himself at the highest level. Trabzonspor will need to be reasonable in their demands for the move to go through.

Chelsea needs more physicality and control in the middle of the park, and the 20-year-old could be a solid acquisition. He is a deep-lying playmaker who will help control the tempo of the game and provide defensive support as well.

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Where will Oulai end up?

Similarly, Barcelona could use more depth in the midfield; they will be hoping to push for the Champions League trophy this season, and a deeper squad will help them.

On the other hand, Chelsea have failed to secure European football for next season, and they need to plug the gaps to bounce back strongly. Signing the 20-year-old midfielder could prove to be a solid long-term investment for them. If they can groom him properly over the next few seasons, he could develop into a star for them.

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Kazakhstan May 2026: Changan cracks podium, helped by new CS35 Max

16 June 2026 at 08:19

The new Changan CS35 Max is up to #3 in Kazakhstan in May.

New vehicle sales in Kazakhstan drop -5.1% year-on-year in May to 18,393 units, pushing the year-to-date tally further into negative territory at -1.8% to 84,002. This month, after a freak surge by Chevrolet in April, Hyundai (-27.6%) reclaims the top of the brands charts with 15.8% share and despite a sharp year-on-year fall. Chevrolet (-0.2%) is relegated to #2 with 12.7% share vs. 17.2% so far this year where it stays #1. Changan (+17.5%) advances further to a record this place, the carmaker’s first time on the Kazakh podium. In contrast Kia (-24.9%) drops to #4 ahead of four Chinese carmakers: Chery (+9.8%), Haval (+19.7%), JAC (+58.4%), all rising apart from Jetour (-7.8%).

Over in the models charts, the Chevrolet Cobalt (+19.7%) stays on top even though it drops from 25.5% share last month to 12.2%. The Hyundai Tucson (+0.6%) remains at #2 while the new Changan CS35 Max ascends to the podium for its third month in market. It distances its big brother the Changan CS55 Plus (-26.3%) while the Haval M6 (+2.2%) rounds out the Top 5. The Chery Tiggo 2 (-6%) is up four spots on April to #5 and the JAC S3 (+78.2%) is up 20 to #7. The Toyota Camry (+147.8%), Haval Jolion (+49.7%) and Jetour X70FL (+20.1%) also shine in the remainder of the Top 10.

Previous month: Kazakhstan April 2026: Chevrolet Cobalt at 25.5% share

Previous year: Kazakhstan Full Year 2025: Record market, Hyundai and Chevrolet Cobalt stay #1

Full May 2026 Top 57 All brands and Top 217 All models below.

Kazakhstan May 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMay-26%/25Apr2026 1-5%/25PosFY25
1Hyundai2,89915.8%– 27.6%214,21316.9%– 29.3%21
2Chevrolet2,33912.7%– 0.2%114,46917.2%+ 30.6%12
3Changan1,7939.7%+ 17.5%46,9068.2%+ 79.5%48
4Kia1,5058.2%– 24.9%310,91013.0%+ 19.7%33
5Chery1,5018.2%+ 9.8%66,1477.3%+ 4.2%54
6Haval1,3667.4%+ 19.7%55,0536.0%+ 6.0%66
7JAC1,2586.8%+ 58.4%113,1453.7%– 18.8%99
8Jetour1,1786.4%– 7.8%74,5445.4%– 21.0%75
9Toyota9375.1%+ 15.4%93,0333.6%– 18.2%107
10Geely (incl. Galaxy)8774.8%– 13.1%83,6264.3%– 19.0%810
11BYD3782.1%+ 114.8%101,5591.9%+ 291.7%1112
12GAZ3241.8%+ 0.6%121,1641.4%– 26.7%1211
13Lada1891.0%– 25.0%131,0321.2%– 10.3%1314
14MG1600.9%+ 142.4%174590.5%+ 109.6%1726
15JAC Trucks1560.8%+ 122.9%205560.7%+ 71.1%1621
16TANK1540.8%– 19.8%147660.9%– 12.4%1416
17Yutong1330.7%+ 209.3%157390.9%+ 116.7%1518
18Howo1300.7%n/a253970.5%n/a2128
19Soueast1270.7%new261970.2%new28 –
20Lexus790.4%– 69.6%184380.5%– 55.7%1913
21Skoda770.4%– 72.5%234180.5%– 54.8%2015
22Foton750.4%+ 581.8% –760.1%+ 13.4%4348
23Lixiang710.4%new164550.5%new18 –
24Kamaz510.3%– 51.9%213200.4%– 34.7%2222
25BMW480.3%+ 41.2%282110.3%+ 1.9%2727
26GWM450.2%– 15.1%36870.1%– 50.3%4133
27Omoda370.2%– 78.2%243200.4%– 50.2%2320
28Kaiyi350.2%– 58.8%311920.2%– 59.2%2924
29Zeekr340.2%+ 21.4%371230.1%– 27.2%3532
30Jaecoo330.2%– 67.6%191900.2%– 38.1%3030
31Skywell310.2%+ 55.0% –1200.1%+ 380.0%3750
32Infiniti300.2%+ 20.0%331510.2%+ 23.8%3344
33Mercedes290.2%– 3.3%301690.2%– 5.1%3131
34Porsche270.1%– 43.8%321200.1%– 27.3%3634
35GAC250.1%– 65.8%272160.3%– 10.4%2625
36Hyundai Truck & Bus230.1%+ 9.5%341120.1%+ 83.6%3841
37Subaru230.1%– 81.6%222260.3%– 53.5%2523
38Audi210.1%– 22.2%43740.1%– 52.9%4435
39Exeed210.1%– 89.6%291570.2%– 78.3%3219
40ROX200.1%– 42.9%42660.1%– 15.4%4537
41Land Rover180.1%+ 63.6%40770.1%– 20.6%4242
42Dongfeng150.1%– 48.3%38610.1%– 9.0%4738
43FAW150.1%– 74.1%351300.2%– 27.0%3429
44Lynk & Co150.1%new41430.1%new4958
45Cadillac140.1%– 50.0%39640.1%– 39.6%4639
46Genesis140.1%+ 27.3% –250.0%– 63.8%5247
47Paz110.1%– 35.3%46490.1%– 43.7%4840
48Shacman110.1%– 38.9%52960.1%+ 113.3%3943
49Sitrak90.0%n/a53910.1%n/a4057
50Fiat80.0%+ 300.0%44380.0%+ 46.2%5049
51Golden Dragon80.0%n/a –300.0%– 43.4%5136
52Ural70.0%– 30.0% –340.0%– 46.0%2417
53Nissan30.0%n/a50230.0%n/a5375
54Mercedes Trucks20.0%– 50.0%47180.0%– 43.8%5554
55Volkswagen20.0%n/a48180.0%– 53.8%5655
56Jeep10.0%n/a –20.0%– 94.3%6056
57Scania10.0%– 94.1%51150.0%– 66.7%5751

Kazakhstan May 2026 – models:

PosModelMay-26%/25Apr2026 1-5%/25PosFY25
1Chevrolet Cobalt2,23812.2%+ 19.7%113,47416.0%– 6.2%11
2Hyundai Tucson1,5648.5%+ 0.6%27,0748.4%– 35.1%22
3Changan CS35 Max6373.5%new51,8622.2%new8 –
4Changan CS55 Plus6373.5%– 26.3%63,0763.7%+ 3.0%48
5Haval M65653.1%+ 2.2%81,6722.0%– 41.6%1111
6Chery Tiggo 25322.9%– 6.0%101,9362.3%– 31.1%79
7JAC S35222.8%+ 78.2%271,5831.9%– 40.9%1310
8Haval Jolion5152.8%+ 49.7%72,2312.7%+ 21.1%619
9Toyota Camry5132.8%+ 147.8%91,5651.9%– 20.5%1413
10Jetour X70FL5082.8%+ 20.1%111,3161.6%– 43.7%1515
11Hyundai Mufasa4952.7%– 14.8%32,4803.0%– 41.0%54
12Kia Sportage4422.4%– 55.6%44,7695.7%– 25.5%33
13JAC J73972.2%+ 102.6%516810.8%– 37.9%3037
14Kia Soluto3942.1%new241,7422.1%new10145
15Chery Tiggo 7Β 3842.1%n/a121,8592.2%+ 3693.9%912
16Hyundai Santa Fe3321.8%– 34.4%171,1931.4%– 63.5%186
17Changan CS75 Plus3281.8%+ 22.4%141,3051.6%+ 84.8%1639
18GAZ Gazelle3241.8%+ 0.6%181,1641.4%– 44.9%1916
19Jetour X502331.3%– 48.8%169771.2%– 52.2%2317
20Kia K52211.2%+ 1.8%131,1591.4%– 34.1%2025
21Chery Tiggo 42191.2%+ 30.4%219831.2%– 35.0%2223
22Jetour X70 Plus2121.2%+ 265.5%289231.1%– 28.4%2524
23BYD Song Plus2011.1%+ 16.9%208221.0%+ 3.9%2630
24Hyundai Elantra1961.1%– 56.0%151,6051.9%– 65.5%125
25JAC JS41871.0%+ 112.5%992440.3%– 51.6%6160
26Geely Coolray1791.0%– 38.7%365470.7%– 68.3%3420
27Kia Cerato1771.0%– 18.8%231,2721.5%– 6.9%1722
28Haval H61710.9%+ 48.7%305880.7%– 46.5%3343
29Toyota RAV41620.9%+ 105.1%463980.5%– 41.8%4335
30Geely Galaxy Cityray1610.9%new226530.8%new31148
31Kia Sorento1610.9%+ 22.9%191,1551.4%– 10.5%2126
32Chery C81520.8%new395210.6%new35 –
33Geely Galaxy EX5 EM-I1510.8%new324960.6%new37224
34Geely Atlas1490.8%– 48.8%336230.7%– 47.8%3238
35Chery Arrizo 61390.8%new344690.6%new40101
36Yutong ZK-Series1330.7%+ 209.3%257390.9%+ 21.3%2736
37Howo ZZ-Series1300.7%n/a593970.5%n/a4461
38Toyota Land Cruiser Prado1260.7%– 60.7%297090.8%– 47.6%2929
39Jetour T21250.7%+ 3.3%433630.4%– 70.6%4633
40Hyundai Sonata1120.6%– 69.2%269591.1%– 54.1%2414
41Lada Niva Legend1070.6%+ 12.6%414660.6%+ 4.0%4155
42JAC Sunray1050.6%+ 2525.0%852920.3%+ 113.1%5375
43TANK 300960.5%– 8.6%314830.6%– 40.1%3840
44BYD Chazor930.5%new423770.4%new45220
45Jetour T1900.5%new404710.6%new3984
46Soueast S07840.5%new901150.1%new84 –
47Changan Uni-V790.4%+ 139.4%492930.3%+ 24.2%5179
48Hyundai Custin760.4%– 68.3%453360.4%– 76.2%4834
49Toyota Hilux760.4%– 3.8%531670.2%– 68.4%7247
50Foton Toano750.4%+ 1400.0% –760.1%+ 81.0%101165
51Changan Eado Plus730.4%new –730.1%new103 –
52Chery Tiggo 9710.4%+ 153.6%543290.4%+ 97.0%4991
53Hyundai Palisade700.4%– 74.3%703130.4%– 68.9%5031
54Geely Okavango690.4%+ 392.9%572540.3%– 64.5%5845
55Geely Monjaro670.4%+ 86.1%502930.3%+ 68.4%5297
56Haval H5640.3%– 11.1%473370.4%– 27.2%4757
57MG 5630.3%+ 34.0%612300.3%– 9.4%6367
58Kia Seltos610.3%– 53.8%384110.5%– 23.7%4248
59BYD Yuan Up580.3%n/a652710.3%+ 118.5%5550
60MG HS560.3%new891040.1%new91 –
61TANK 500560.3%– 30.9%552660.3%– 48.3%5656
62Geely Galaxy Preface540.3%new672150.3%new64217
63Hyundai Staria540.3%+ 31.7%372530.3%– 32.7%5963
64Chevrolet Onix530.3%– 84.4%447280.9%– 65.7%287
65JAC T6480.3%+ 152.6%712070.2%– 20.4%6864
66Lexus RX460.3%– 62.6%642070.2%– 56.6%6942
67GWM Wingle 7450.2%+ 246.2%81730.1%– 61.2%104113
68Haval H9440.2%+ 76.0%681470.2%– 19.7%7488
69Skoda Kodiaq440.2%– 80.1%622490.3%– 76.4%6032
70Geely Emgrand410.2%– 89.1%355170.6%– 73.6%3618
71JAC JS8400.2%– 62.6%931190.1%– 72.5%8354
72Lada Granta370.2%– 45.6%632340.3%– 63.9%6244
73Lixiang L7350.2%new761370.2%new77 –
74Soueast S06340.2%new104560.1%new117 –
75Toyota Land Cruiser 300340.2%– 37.0%731250.1%– 72.5%8058
76JAC T9320.2%+ 146.2%692080.2%– 22.4%6780
77Chevrolet Tahoe310.2%+ 3000.0%561370.2%+ 4466.7%76210
78Lixiang L6310.2%new522620.3%new57 –
79Skywell NJL Series310.2%+ 55.0% –1200.1%+ 21.2%82140
80Zeekr 7X300.2%new119590.1%new114151
81Skoda Octavia290.2%+ 7.4%1681070.1%– 37.8%88104
82Changan Hunter Plus270.1%– 54.2%601860.2%– 40.2%7170
83MG ZS270.1%+ 200.0%661080.1%+ 80.0%87155
84BYD Sea Lion 7260.1%new83860.1%new96132
85JAC N56240.1%– 17.2%82940.1%– 24.8%9389
86Jaecoo J7240.1%– 59.3%481380.2%– 54.6%7582
87Kia Soul210.1%+ 31.3%1131350.2%– 42.1%7885
88Kaiyi X3200.1%– 37.5%94850.1%– 71.6%9776
89ROX 01200.1%– 42.9%106660.1%– 62.5%10892
90BMW X7190.1%+ 111.1%100620.1%– 45.6%111107
91Kia Ceed190.1%– 93.3%722140.3%– 88.1%6627
92Lada Largus190.1%n/a771660.2%n/a73208
93Lexus LX190.1%– 77.4%861040.1%– 81.4%9046
94Toyota Corolla190.1%– 50.0%194320.0%– 89.3%14281
95Infiniti QX80180.1%– 14.3%103700.1%– 32.0%105135
96Subaru Forester180.1%– 70.5%581910.2%– 47.4%7071
97Omoda C7170.1%n/a79750.1%+ 167.9%102160
98Dongfeng BW Series150.1%– 31.8%101590.1%– 41.0%113105
99FAW CA-Series150.1%– 72.2%871120.1%– 60.3%8573
100JAC J7 Plus150.1%– 75.4%160240.0%– 93.6%15877
101Omoda S5150.1%– 83.1%921110.1%– 74.4%8669
102Range Rover150.1%+ 275.0%109510.1%– 44.0%122125
103Cadillac Escalade140.1%– 30.0%102640.1%– 45.8%109110
104MG RX9140.1%new –140.0%new189 –
105Porsche Cayenne140.1%– 51.7%95690.1%– 43.0%106102
106Lada Niva Travel130.1%– 75.9%751240.1%– 60.6%8174
107GAC GS4 Max120.1%+ 200.0%881050.1%+ 228.1%89123
108KAMAZ 65116120.1%+ 140.0%162240.0%– 31.4%160198
109BMW X5110.1%– 15.4%105450.1%– 64.6%129112
110Changan Uni-K110.1%– 63.3%74930.1%– 31.6%94100
111Exeed TXL110.1%– 66.7%126270.0%– 83.9%15493
112KAMAZ 43502110.1%+ 10.0%132660.1%+ 83.3%107144
113Lada Vesta110.1%– 68.6%141380.0%– 82.6%13490
114Shacman SX-Series110.1%– 38.9%167960.1%+ 12.9%92106
115Audi Q8100.1%+ 400.0%169220.0%– 43.6%163170
116GAC GS8100.1%– 60.0%115530.1%– 63.7%120108
117Genesis GV80100.1%+ 100.0% –160.0%– 51.5%182179
118Chevrolet Tracker90.0%– 91.3%158500.1%– 92.0%12351
119Hyundai Trucks EX990.0%+ 50.0%117570.1%– 36.7%115128
120JAC М490.0%new –540.1%new119118
121Jaecoo J890.0%– 79.1%91500.1%– 59.0%125115
122Jetour Dashing90.0%– 79.1%802150.3%– 50.9%6559
123Kia Carnival90.0%+ 125.0%152310.0%+ 3.3%144189
124PAZ 320490.0%n/a221140.0%– 73.1%190154
125Porsche Macan90.0%+ 80.0%145210.0%– 54.3%166147
126Sitrak ZZ-Series90.0%n/a180910.1%n/a95201
127Soueast S0990.0%new118260.0%new155 –
128Fiat Ducato80.0%+ 700.0%134370.0%+ 85.0%135134
129Golden Dragon XML80.0%n/a –300.0%– 64.3%14686
130Hyundai Trucks EX880.0%– 27.3%116190.0%+ 35.7%170227
131JAC T880.0%+ 33.3%111630.1%+ 14.5%110117
132KAMAZ 4311880.0%– 76.5%78830.1%– 70.0%9865
133Lexus GX80.0%– 79.5%98780.1%– 73.7%9978
134Mercedes GLS80.0%+ 100.0%114430.1%– 28.3%132133
135Infiniti QX5570.0%+ 133.3%138310.0%+ 19.2%143187
136JAC N3570.0%+ 75.0%161190.0%– 13.6%171200
137Lynk & Co 0870.0%new124200.0%new167 –
138Toyota Hiace70.0%– 46.2%97360.0%– 10.0%139164
139Ural 555770.0%n/a –70.0%– 65.0%206234
140Audi Q760.0%+ 100.0%136220.0%– 21.4%162162
141BMW 5 Series60.0%+ 20.0%133320.0%+ 3.2%140172
142Exeed LX60.0%– 94.6%84760.1%– 86.3%10052
143Haval H6 GT60.0%new150460.1%new12883
144Kaiyi X3 Pro60.0%– 71.4%140280.0%– 81.1%150109
145KAMAZ 5360560.0%– 33.3%120180.0%– 37.9%174190
146Mercedes G-Class60.0%– 33.3%214140.0%– 76.7%188138
147BMW X350.0%n/a149300.0%+ 114.3%145196
148Infiniti QX5050.0%+ 400.0%112500.1%+ 163.2%124205
149Kaiyi E550.0%+ 66.7%130510.1%– 20.3%12195
150KAMAZ 6511550.0%– 44.4%108560.1%– 6.7%116129
151Lixiang L950.0%new96550.1%new118 –
152Lynk & Co 0350.0%new21290.0%new198 –
153Mercedes GLC Coupe50.0%n/a143180.0%+ 100.0%176232
154Omoda C550.0%– 93.8%1211340.2%– 73.5%7953
155Subaru Crosstreck50.0%– 68.8% –60.0%– 92.0%216116
156BMW X640.0%+ 100.0%183190.0%– 42.4%168159
157Chery Arrizo 840.0%– 87.1%137430.1%– 86.6%13172
158Chevrolet Captiva40.0%– 86.7%184450.1%– 66.9%130103
159Genesis GV7040.0%+ 100.0% –60.0%– 85.4%207171
160JAC N12040.0%– 20.0%122240.0%– 58.6%159157
161JAC N9040.0%– 69.2%129370.0%– 40.3%136153
162Kaiyi X740.0%– 86.2%173280.0%– 82.8%15198
163KAMAZ 432640.0%n/a –40.0%n/a229 –
164KAMAZ 6511740.0%+ 300.0% –40.0%– 86.2%230202
165Lexus NX40.0%+ 33.3%153280.0%– 40.4%152141
166Zeekr X40.0%+ 0.0%148410.0%– 61.3%133120
167Exeed VX30.0%– 94.1%110460.1%– 77.6%12794
168GAC GS330.0%– 91.9%107480.1%– 64.7%12699
169Geely Galaxy EX230.0%new20440.0%new228 –
170Geely Galaxy EX530.0%new127240.0%new157318
171JAC S730.0%new –30.0%new236 –
172Lynk & Co 0930.0%new142140.0%new187 –
173Mercedes GLC30.0%+ 200.0%164150.0%+ 7.1%184228
174Mercedes GLE Coupe30.0%n/a144220.0%– 50.0%165166
175Porsche 91130.0%– 57.1%156110.0%– 50.0%196212
176Skoda Karoq30.0%– 90.3%157360.0%– 83.8%13887
177Audi A720.0%n/a19640.0%+ 100.0%227280
178Audi Q8 E-tron20.0%n/a18180.0%– 55.6%200209
179Chevrolet Labo20.0%n/a125270.0%+ 50.0%153175
180Hyundai Trucks H10020.0%n/a185170.0%+ 466.7%179194
181Hyundai Trucks QT50020.0%new128120.0%new193 –
182JAC JS620.0%– 71.4%18660.0%– 94.7%210131
183JAC N20020.0%+ 100.0%172110.0%– 68.6%195130
184Lada Iskra20.0%new18840.0%new231 –
185Land Rover Defender20.0%– 50.0%210170.0%– 43.3%180177
186Lexus LM20.0%+ 0.0%21170.0%– 75.0%205203
187Mercedes GLE20.0%– 77.8%177220.0%– 31.3%164181
188Mercedes S-Class20.0%+ 0.0%16590.0%– 55.0%199199
189Mercedes V-Class20.0%– 33.3%154120.0%– 70.7%194186
190Nissan Patrol20.0%n/a178180.0%n/a177308
191PAZ 320520.0%– 83.3%189300.0%– 57.7%147126
192TANK 70020.0%– 66.7%193170.0%– 45.2%181168
193VW Touareg20.0%n/a146180.0%– 50.0%178182
194Audi Q310.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 57.1%232242
195BMW 3 Series10.0%n/a19830.0%+ 200.0%233267
196BMW X110.0%+ 0.0%19930.0%– 70.0%234226
197BMW XM10.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 87.5%258249
198Changan Alsvin10.0%– 99.6% –180.0%– 98.5%17228
199Chevrolet Damas10.0%n/a –20.0%– 96.3%243137
200Chevrolet Traverse10.0%n/a20150.0%– 44.4%217244
201Exeed RX10.0%– 80.0% –80.0%– 81.8%201174
202Haval Dargo10.0%– 96.9% –320.0%– 91.6%14168
203Hyundai H35010.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 50.0%268300
204Hyundai Trucks EX1010.0%– 50.0% –50.0%+ 150.0%218245
205JAC E-J710.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 50.0%270223
206JAC IEV7S10.0%n/a20620.0%n/a246 –
207JAC M310.0%n/a17170.0%– 63.2%204214
208JAC RF810.0%new –10.0%new272302
209JAC S510.0%new –20.0%new249303
210Jeep Grand Cherokee10.0%n/a –10.0%– 96.7%273215
211Jetour X90 Plus10.0%– 99.4% –2740.3%– 73.1%5441
212KAMAZ 4514310.0%– 75.0%17460.0%– 82.9%211184
213Nissan Qashqai10.0%n/a22050.0%n/a223 –
214Porsche Panamera10.0%– 66.7%19030.0%– 88.9%240207
215Range Rover Sport10.0%– 50.0% –60.0%– 71.4%215206
216Scania P/G/R Series10.0%– 87.5%166300.0%+ 3.4%148176
217Skoda Superb10.0%n/a191250.0%+ 733.3%156191

Source: Autoconsulting

Google’s Mueller Says llms.txt Can’t Help LLMs Differentiate Sites

15 June 2026 at 20:28

Mueller argues LLM systems can't use llms.txt to differentiate between websites for discovery. He sees a narrow role once an agent is on a site.

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Beauty is in the cart of the shopper

14 June 2026 at 04:30
This week, we track how SEA’s beauty commerce players aren’t messing around and how layoffs have become a pretty regular feature of the tech world.

Mexico May 2026: Record market, Nissan Magnite, Chevrolet S10 at all time high

12 June 2026 at 11:23

The Nissan Magnite is up to a record 4th place in May.

The Mexican new vehicle market is up 5% year-on-year in May to 127,107 units. This is a new May record, eclipsing the 122,925 sales of May 2017. At 627,619 units after 5 months, sales are also at a record level, beating the 615,686 of the 5 months of 2017. Nissan (-4.9%) stays atop the brands charts with 16.9% share, distancing Chevrolet (+2.8%) and Toyota (-1.2%). Volkswagen (+3.9%) follows while Mazda (+12.5%) pips Kia (+5.1%) to round out the Top 5. Hyundai (+3%) is soft and Ford (-7.3%) skids YoY but advances two spots on April to #8. Geely (+295.7%) surges ahead at #9. Below, Dodge (+84.3%), Renault (+25.4%), Ram (+22.1%) and Changan (+21.2%) stand out.

Over in the models charts, the Chevrolet Aveo (+5.7%) threepeats at #1, which is starting to be a little worrying for the Nissan Versa (-22.8%) in complete freefall and now just 1,606 sales above the Aveo year-to-date. The Kia K3 (+15.5%) is down one rank on last month to #3 while the Nissan Magnite (+89.7%) is up one spot to a new ranking record at #4, beating its previous best of #5 reached just last month. It also breaks its volume (3,751) and share (3%) records. Meanwhile the Chevrolet S10 (a rebadged Maxus T60) is up 71.2% to equal its ranking (#7) and share records (2%) and reach an all time high 2,548 sales.

Previous month: Mexico April 2026: Chevrolet Aveo repeats at #1, Nissan Magnite up to record #5

One year ago: Mexico May 2025: Ram up 79.2%, Nissan Magnite instant blockbuster

Full May 2026 Top 53 All brands and Top 381 All models below.

Mexico May 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1Nissan21,46016.9%– 4.9%1107,82017.2%+ 0.6%11
2Chevrolet14,93811.8%+ 2.8%276,95012.3%+ 3.8%22
3Toyota10,8408.5%– 1.2%351,4678.2%+ 2.7%44
4Volkswagen10,5578.3%+ 3.9%454,3248.7%+ 0.4%33
5Mazda9,7597.7%+ 12.5%642,6826.8%– 0.2%66
6Kia9,3057.3%+ 5.1%545,3467.2%+ 4.2%55
7HyundaiΒ 4,7903.8%+ 3.0%721,4543.4%+ 2.5%87
8Ford4,2593.4%– 7.3%1020,4193.3%– 2.7%108
9Geely4,2303.3%+ 295.7%919,0183.0%+ 286.3%1116
10MG4,1143.2%+ 3.4%822,8053.6%+ 16.7%79
11Ram3,9483.1%+ 22.1%1120,8653.3%+ 45.7%912
12Honda3,2102.5%+ 5.0%1316,7642.7%+ 5.0%1210
13Renault2,7232.1%+ 25.4%1213,3402.1%+ 9.7%1413
14Suzuki2,5842.0%– 16.0%1414,1962.3%– 14.7%1311
15Mitsubishi2,4531.9%– 6.7%1512,7942.0%+ 12.5%1514
16Changan1,8781.5%+ 21.2%169,0101.4%+ 56.9%1717
17JAC1,8001.4%– 7.7%179,4671.5%– 5.6%1615
18Peugeot1,5121.2%– 11.4%187,8321.2%+ 5.4%1818
19Jeep1,3531.1%+ 10.8%195,5950.9%– 10.1%2120
20Dodge1,2681.0%+ 84.3%234,7640.8%+ 16.6%2323
21BMW1,1940.9%– 7.2%205,6300.9%– 5.7%2022
22Seat1,1090.9%– 10.8%216,1451.0%– 14.8%1919
23GWM1,0460.8%– 4.6%225,4600.9%– 10.9%2221
24Audi8170.6%+ 11.3%243,7560.6%+ 8.8%2426
25Mercedes7160.6%– 1.9%263,5130.6%– 24.1%2524
26GMC6720.5%+ 8.9%273,3550.5%– 1.7%2625
27Cupra5360.4%+ 179.2%252,9390.5%+ 158.9%2729
28Jetour4730.4%+ 539.2%282,1930.3%+ 552.7%2838
29Subaru4220.3%+ 36.6%291,8820.3%+ 23.8%2930
30Porsche2940.2%+ 3.2%311,4030.2%+ 2.0%3234
31Mini2840.2%– 19.8%321,3760.2%– 12.2%3331
32Isuzu2390.2%+ 97.5%301,1300.2%+ 53.7%3536
33Volvo2300.2%– 60.0%331,5310.2%– 41.4%3027
34FiatΒ 2260.2%– 46.1%351,4550.2%– 39.6%3128
35Lexus2230.2%+ 6.2%341,1490.2%+ 9.0%3435
36Foton2090.2%– 20.5%426340.1%– 43.8%4237
37Buick2060.2%– 30.4%361,0610.2%– 26.9%3632
38Zeekr1770.1%new378640.1%new37 –
39Land Rover1580.1%– 10.2%388570.1%– 2.5%3840
40Lincoln1570.1%– 1.9%397560.1%– 13.4%3939
41Lynk & Co1490.1%new407450.1%new40 –
42Cadillac1430.1%– 12.3%416710.1%– 22.9%4141
43Deepal960.1%+ 104.3%444130.1%+ 154.9%4447
44Infiniti910.1%+ 24.7%435440.1%+ 25.6%4343
45Soueast770.1%new462790.0%new4648
46Acura560.0%+ 14.3%453200.1%– 3.0%4546
47IM530.0%+ 103.8%491220.0%+ 369.2%4951
48Alfa Romeo500.0%+ 100.0%471820.0%+ 82.0%4750
49JMC100.0%– 89.7%501420.0%– 63.3%4845
50BAIC70.0%– 93.6%481170.0%– 67.2%5044
51Seres30.0%+ 50.0%51170.0%+ 54.5%5254
52DFSK20.0%– 92.3%52440.0%– 66.9%5149
53Bentley10.0%n/a5470.0%n/a5455

Mexico May 2026 – models:

PosModelMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1Chevrolet Aveo5,4614.3%+ 5.7%129,1874.7%+ 17.4%22
2Nissan Versa5,1714.1%– 22.8%330,7934.9%– 16.3%11
3Kia K35,1654.1%+ 15.5%223,5453.8%+ 6.0%34
4Nissan Magnite3,7513.0%+ 89.7%513,7882.2%+ 261.2%520
5Nissan Pickup (NP300)3,5202.8%– 21.8%419,6513.1%– 17.8%43
6Mazda CX-302,6052.0%+ 18.9%710,5791.7%– 3.2%116
7Chevrolet S102,5482.0%+ 71.2%910,1101.6%+ 42.2%1215
8Nissan March2,4061.9%+ 0.2%1111,1271.8%– 15.5%95
9Nissan Kicks2,2101.7%+ 10.2%811,2681.8%+ 2.2%88
10Mazda32,0631.6%+ 13.1%428,2681.3%– 12.6%1617
11Hyundai Grand i102,0031.6%+ 3.1%611,6441.9%+ 29.5%710
12Toyota RAV42,0011.6%+ 6.1%174,3470.7%– 48.1%4528
13MG 51,9911.6%+ 26.4%1011,7961.9%+ 28.2%614
14Geely Emgrand1,9381.5%+ 337.5%207,9311.3%+ 325.5%2039
15Mazda21,9151.5%– 16.6%189,6361.5%– 12.8%137
16Ram 12001,8681.5%+ 116.0%1310,7271.7%+ 127.2%1037
17VW Virtus1,8381.4%+ 47.7%169,3631.5%+ 0.8%149
18Nissan X-Trail1,7831.4%– 0.5%247,1881.1%+ 24.0%2526
19Renault Kwid1,7681.4%+ 55.0%148,0071.3%+ 30.2%1822
20Toyota Hilux1,7661.4%+ 10.7%158,0061.3%– 0.1%1918
21Ram 7001,7101.3%+ 20.2%267,8801.3%+ 26.2%2224
22Mazda CX-51,7021.3%+ 57.4%128,2401.3%+ 62.1%1731
23Hyundai Creta1,6021.3%– 16.1%406,1261.0%– 19.8%3312
24Chevrolet Groove1,5441.2%+ 46.5%217,8631.3%+ 20.0%2323
25VW Taos1,5201.2%+ 0.1%237,8831.3%– 0.8%2113
26Ford Territory1,5011.2%+ 67.7%296,6131.1%+ 37.1%2932
27VW Jetta1,4801.2%– 10.1%256,9021.1%– 23.3%2616
28VW Saveiro1,3741.1%– 6.1%276,1541.0%– 1.8%3229
29Chevrolet Captiva1,3631.1%+ 5.3%306,8111.1%– 8.1%2725
30VW Tiguan1,3241.0%– 34.2%227,7341.2%– 8.0%2419
31Chevrolet Tornado Van1,2651.0%– 26.5%335,7790.9%– 22.8%3521
32Dodge Nuevo Attitude1,2461.0%+ 186.4%464,2940.7%+ 76.8%4658
33Toyota Yaris1,2411.0%+ 9.1%196,8041.1%+ 69.8%2835
34VW Tera1,2091.0%new286,3231.0%new3191
35Suzuki Swift1,1470.9%+ 20.5%316,0341.0%+ 20.4%3436
36Mitsubishi L2001,0950.9%– 27.1%375,1530.8%– 6.5%4038
37Kia K41,0830.9%– 12.2%355,3260.8%– 15.4%3730
38Kia Seltos1,0620.8%– 12.9%366,3271.0%+ 9.5%3027
39Nissan Sentra1,0450.8%– 48.9%418,5851.4%+ 3.4%1511
40Ford F-Series/Lobo1,0140.8%– 25.3%345,0820.8%– 5.4%4133
41Kia Sonet9260.7%– 16.3%325,3450.9%+ 4.9%3634
42Kia Sportage9140.7%+ 79.6%433,7910.6%+ 49.1%5157
43Nissan Urvan9120.7%– 8.7%384,3690.7%+ 29.7%4250
44MG ZS8840.7%+ 522.5%483,5380.6%+ 162.3%55119
45Toyota Corolla8670.7%– 9.5%524,2150.7%– 1.7%4746
46Geely EX58540.7%new393,9580.6%new49133
47Toyota Tacoma8530.7%– 10.3%454,3530.7%+ 5.1%4443
48Honda City8430.7%+ 51.9%664,2040.7%+ 131.5%4868
49Mazda CX-38250.6%+ 42.7%622,5810.4%– 7.4%6355
50Toyota Sienna7870.6%+ 9.6%473,7670.6%+ 10.9%5254
51Hyundai HB207520.6%+ 209.5%1061,4240.2%+ 1.6%88108
52Honda CR-V7210.6%+ 1.0%564,3620.7%– 1.4%4342
53JAC Frison7120.6%– 0.4%503,8180.6%+ 0.4%5049
54Toyota Avanza6860.5%– 34.4%445,3110.8%+ 18.7%3840
55Geely EX26640.5%new512,8940.5%new62 –
56Toyota Corolla Cross6640.5%+ 0.0%542,9830.5%+ 2.5%6160
57Mitsubishi Outlander Sport6500.5%+ 22.9%603,0270.5%+ 20.5%6056
58Honda HR-V6300.5%+ 13.7%553,4070.5%– 11.1%5745
59Honda BR-V6210.5%+ 18.7%692,1780.3%– 13.3%7066
60MG 36130.5%– 27.7%493,4900.6%– 16.8%5648
61Toyota Raize5860.5%– 11.6%573,2030.5%+ 13.3%5952
62Seat Ibiza5430.4%– 34.7%613,5900.6%– 12.7%5447
63VW Taigun5250.4%– 18.5%653,7500.6%– 12.6%5344
64Chevrolet Silverado/Cheyenne5140.4%– 12.1%672,5170.4%– 39.2%6451
65GWM Haval Jolion5070.4%+ 18.5%593,2620.5%+ 23.0%5859
66Chevrolet Trax5020.4%– 10.2%642,4070.4%+ 1.8%6763
67Geely Coolray4910.4%+ 120.2%632,3160.4%+ 124.4%6894
68Peugeot Partner4460.4%+ 40.3%901,9470.3%+ 9.0%7777
69Nissan Kait4390.3%new –4390.1%new182 –
70Toyota Highlander4150.3%+ 18.2%742,1230.3%– 19.7%7264
71Suzuki Jimny3870.3%– 39.8%732,4610.4%– 24.5%6653
72Ford Ranger3850.3%+ 4.6%682,5040.4%– 14.0%6561
73Suzuki Dzire3820.3%new841,4820.2%new84168
74Toyota Camry3760.3%+ 248.1%751,9500.3%+ 113.8%7682
75Jeep Compass3720.3%+ 69.1%891,4030.2%+ 12.6%8986
76Changan Eado Plus3610.3%+ 104.0%711,4710.2%+ 731.1%86152
77VW Teramont3610.3%– 18.1%851,9900.3%– 18.1%7370
78Ram 1500-40003560.3%+ 7.2%581,9590.3%+ 14.1%7576
79Seat Leon3530.3%+ 82.9%761,6180.3%+ 17.6%8089
80Chevrolet Spark EUV3520.3%new721,6420.3%new79179
81Mitsubishi Xpander3360.3%+ 30.7%812,3110.4%+ 39.3%6973
82Toyota Prius3310.3%– 44.9%772,1580.3%– 9.5%7171
83Changan CS55 Plus3240.3%+ 70.5%701,5650.2%+ 162.1%8198
84BMW X33110.2%+ 224.0%871,2290.2%+ 139.1%96115
85Chevrolet Onix3110.2%– 70.6%535,2900.8%– 11.4%3941
86Suzuki Fronx3070.2%– 37.2%981,4740.2%– 1.5%8578
87MG HS/eHS3050.2%– 18.4%971,3760.2%– 3.2%91140
88Peugeot Partner Rapid3050.2%+ 8.9%941,9630.3%+ 36.5%7492
89Changan CS35 Plus3030.2%– 15.8%861,2750.2%+ 7.7%9299
90Cupra Formentor3020.2%+ 85.3%821,5420.2%+ 39.4%8296
91Suzuki Ertiga2960.2%– 35.1%791,6940.3%– 23.6%7869
92Mitsubishi Outlander2790.2%+ 350.0%1071,2480.2%+ 204.4%93201
93Changan Alsvin2750.2%– 14.3%831,4700.2%+ 1.4%8784
94Peugeot Rifter2750.2%– 57.6%1441,1970.2%– 17.5%9983
95Ford Edge2530.2%n/a961,0810.2%n/a103277
96Ford Maverick2510.2%+ 75.5%1361,0990.2%– 14.3%102103
97GWM Haval H62510.2%– 11.6%1148390.1%– 31.6%126105
98Jeep Renegade2490.2%– 21.5%951,2230.2%– 7.0%9795
99Hyundai Tucson2450.2%– 45.1%931,5300.2%– 30.9%8372
100Jeep Wrangler2410.2%+ 19.9%1099410.1%– 18.0%117100
101Ford Transit2400.2%– 58.5%1081,2410.2%– 42.0%9474
102Isuzu Elf2390.2%+ 97.5%881,1300.2%+ 53.7%100117
103Cupra Terramar2340.2%+ 706.9%781,3970.2%+ 4717.2%90151
104VW Crafter2320.2%+ 34.9%1267550.1%+ 61.7%136107
105JAC 82230.2%– 12.9%991,2210.2%+ 43.0%98104
106Jetour T22150.2%+ 5275.0%1039640.2%+ 3916.7%114177
107GWM Poer2110.2%– 22.4%1171,0470.2%– 36.6%10480
108Ford Explorer2090.2%– 60.6%1377880.1%– 39.4%13188
109GMC Sierra2070.2%– 8.0%1219230.1%– 24.3%12093
110JAC 42040.2%– 4.2%1328300.1%– 31.9%127110
111Audi Q31990.2%– 14.6%1029690.2%– 2.9%113141
112Audi Q51990.2%+ 97.0%1139080.1%+ 63.9%121148
113Chevrolet Montana1990.2%– 24.9%1239430.2%– 33.0%11687
114Changan New Star Truck1980.2%+ 280.8%1001,0370.2%+ 55.9%106127
115Renault Boreal1910.2%new1772800.0%new212 –
116Mazda CX-901860.1%– 46.6%929240.1%– 24.6%119101
117Mazda CX-501840.1%– 20.0%809470.2%– 22.9%115106
118BMW X11830.1%+ 1.1%1387650.1%– 38.0%133126
119Peugeot 20081820.1%– 25.4%1049870.2%– 30.5%11285
120Chevrolet Express/Max1810.1%+ 118.1%2055440.1%+ 132.5%164186
121Honda Civic1810.1%– 35.1%1251,2370.2%– 30.5%9581
122Jeep Grand Cherokee1760.1%– 2.2%1247890.1%– 14.8%130125
123Mini Cooper1760.1%– 29.0%1525730.1%– 37.1%160122
124GMC Terrain1720.1%+ 258.3%1229300.1%+ 183.5%118144
125Subaru Forester1680.1%+ 66.3%1487400.1%+ 50.4%139146
126Seat Arona1660.1%+ 41.9%1347410.1%– 28.9%138118
127Subaru Crosstrek1630.1%+ 22.6%1287370.1%+ 1.1%140145
128Chevrolet Suburban1590.1%– 7.0%1427600.1%– 32.9%134112
129JAC Sunray1590.1%+ 1.3%1011,0130.2%+ 9.6%110135
130Audi A31560.1%+ 2.0%1397060.1%– 1.0%145143
131Nissan Frontier1550.1%+ 124.6%2003560.1%– 40.8%198169
132Renault Arkana1540.1%– 9.9%1051,0130.2%+ 9.5%111120
133Renault Oroch1530.1%– 15.0%1208800.1%– 12.1%122111
134Toyota Hiace1530.1%– 29.8%1508420.1%– 23.2%125116
135Renault Nueva Koleos1520.1%new1127450.1%new137172
136Fiat Pulse1500.1%– 16.2%1181,0200.2%+ 9.7%108102
137VW Polo1490.1%– 64.6%1197900.1%– 70.7%12967
138Changan Hunter1470.1%+ 6.5%1516870.1%+ 48.4%147157
139Ford Bronco Sport1470.1%+ 2.1%1537670.1%– 30.5%132123
140Jeep Cherokee1430.1%new2012620.0%new218 –
141Chevrolet Tracker1420.1%– 76.6%1107580.1%– 73.0%13562
142VW Caddy1360.1%+ 33.3%1115360.1%+ 15.8%168164
143Mercedes GLC1310.1%– 6.4%1436940.1%– 34.2%146131
144Renault Kardian1310.1%– 26.0%911,0270.2%+ 3.6%107129
145Jetour T11300.1%new1315900.1%#DIV/0!159274
146Porsche 9111300.1%+ 73.3%1596090.1%+ 99.0%157206
147GMC Canyon1250.1%– 6.7%1566530.1%+ 8.1%151159
148Changan Honor S1240.1%– 32.2%1457080.1%– 16.4%144134
149Mazda BT-501220.1%+ 248.6%1168640.1%+ 175.2%123180
150Peugeot 30081210.1%+ 80.6%1355620.1%+ 9.3%163171
151VW Golf/GTI1170.1%– 52.2%1755010.1%– 35.4%173166
152Geely Cityray1160.1%– 1.7%1308530.1%+ 32.5%124150
153BMW X51150.1%– 35.4%1656150.1%– 6.8%156160
154Renault Kangoo1150.1%– 37.5%1407300.1%– 12.9%142147
155Zeekr 7X1150.1%new1605420.1%new165 –
156Changan CS751130.1%+ 156.8%1296230.1%+ 1315.9%155218
157Chevrolet Colorado1130.1%– 28.0%1497330.1%+ 4.7%141136
158BMW 2 Series1110.1%– 26.5%1855620.1%+ 4.7%162163
159Chevrolet Tahoe1110.1%– 14.0%1667190.1%– 3.4%143139
160Kia Sorento1100.1%– 40.5%1156310.1%– 27.9%154154
161Mercedes GLE1100.1%– 17.3%1616840.1%– 16.3%148153
162Chevrolet Traverse1090.1%+ 11.2%1545020.1%– 23.2%171161
163Mazda MX-51080.1%+ 58.8%1274410.1%+ 36.5%180175
164Honda Pilot1070.1%– 33.5%1736600.1%– 4.5%149156
165VW Nivus1040.1%+ 116.7%1466550.1%– 41.0%150121
166Audi A51010.1%+ 320.8%1814280.1%+ 144.6%185200
167Geely Monjaro990.1%new1765400.1%new167204
168Buick Envista980.1%– 30.0%1715130.1%– 26.1%170130
169JAC 6980.1%+ 476.5%1584650.1%+ 297.4%176235
170Lincoln Nautilus980.1%+ 58.1%1953720.1%– 16.8%196187
171BMW X2970.1%+ 3.2%1724480.1%+ 0.7%178181
172Deepal S07960.1%+ 104.3%1874130.1%+ 154.9%187223
173Lynk & Co 08950.1%new1675410.1%new166 –
174MG 7950.1%+ 265.4%2383390.1%+ 99.4%202279
175Volvo XC60950.1%– 11.2%1804390.1%– 18.9%183174
176MG 3 HEV940.1%+ 370.0%2104550.1%+ 32.3%177224
177Porsche Macan920.1%+ 19.5%1863790.1%+ 13.1%195213
178VW Transporter920.1%+ 76.9%1645990.1%+ 63.2%158155
179JAC X350910.1%– 28.9%1574750.1%– 10.5%175176
180BMW 3 Series900.1%+ 11.1%1824350.1%+ 40.3%184207
181JAC Sunray City900.1%new1893970.1%new189306
182Mitsubishi Mirage G4880.1%– 67.4%1831,0160.2%– 16.7%109128
183JAC 2870.1%– 59.7%1336400.1%– 49.4%152109
184Jetour Dashing850.1%+ 84.8%1635250.1%+ 150.0%169280
185Mercedes CLA820.1%+ 34.4%1962890.0%+ 21.9%210250
186Mercedes Sprinter810.1%– 40.9%1555650.1%– 36.2%161113
187Hyundai Elantra800.1%+ 73.9%2342480.0%+ 37.8%220238
188VW Amarok800.1%– 48.4%1943510.1%– 42.6%199138
189Jeep Gladiator790.1%– 39.2%1904920.1%– 14.6%174162
190MG RX9790.1%+ 1216.7%2133490.1%+ 58.6%201291
191BMW X6780.1%– 22.0%1794210.1%– 16.0%186170
192Honda Odyssey780.1%– 55.4%2123900.1%– 34.2%192167
193Volvo EX30770.1%– 79.2%1686390.1%– 55.3%15397
194Mercedes GLB760.1%+ 61.7%2072670.0%+ 23.0%216239
195Fiat Fastback750.1%+ 13.6%2033810.1%– 9.3%194190
196Ford Bronco740.1%– 28.2%1624460.1%+ 1.4%179188
197Foton View740.1%+ 2366.7% –850.0%– 60.6%291260
198Peugeot Expert720.1%+ 28.6%1705020.1%+ 171.4%172216
199Ford Mustang710.1%– 34.9%2093380.1%– 14.0%203203
200Lexus NX700.1%– 11.4%1743920.1%+ 11.0%191189
201Porsche Cayenne680.1%+ 4.6%1913670.1%– 21.1%197191
202Ford Expedition660.1%– 32.7%1843500.1%+ 5.1%200197
203Jeep Commander650.1%– 57.0%1693820.1%– 58.3%193124
204Suzuki Baleno650.1%– 55.5%1781,0410.2%+ 45.4%105137
205Foton Hi-Van640.1%#DIV/0!2481240.0%+ 57.0%265347
206Peugeot Manager620.0%– 23.5%2024400.1%– 20.6%181173
207Toyota Tundra620.0%+ 34.8%2192800.0%– 16.7%213211
208Cadillac Escalade610.0%+ 10.9%2202250.0%– 35.2%229220
209Soueast S06600.0%new2291930.0%new240320
210GMC Yukon XL580.0%+ 1.8%2332200.0%– 29.9%231222
211Nissan Pathfinder560.0%– 21.1%2272240.0%– 30.2%230221
212Subaru Outback550.0%+ 323.1%1982160.0%+ 163.4%232351
213BMW 1 Series540.0%– 47.1%2311930.0%– 48.9%239208
214Hyundai Palisade540.0%+ 350.0%1882090.0%+ 167.9%233282
215Hyundai Santa Fe540.0%+ 10.2%2062390.0%– 40.3%223210
216IM LS7530.0%+ 103.8%2761220.0%+ 369.2%266299
217Range Rover Sport520.0%+ 4.0%2182420.0%– 24.8%222212
218Foton Tunland500.0%– 54.1%1992640.0%– 39.7%217205
219GMC Yukon500.0%– 23.1%2112350.0%– 35.3%225217
220Mazda CX-70490.0%+ 145.0%2082020.0%– 47.5%237245
221Peugeot 5008480.0%n/a2142030.0%n/a236322
222Mini Countryman470.0%– 26.6%1924110.1%– 10.7%188185
223Seat Ateca470.0%– 53.5%2451960.0%– 71.1%238182
224Alfa Romeo Junior450.0%new2351180.0%new268 –
225GMC Acadia450.0%– 45.8%2213130.0%– 38.4%205184
226Cadillac Escalade ESV440.0%– 27.9%2322350.0%– 30.5%224226
227Buick Envision430.0%– 23.2%2441590.0%– 46.8%251234
228Land Rover Defender430.0%– 25.9%2233080.0%+ 31.6%206244
229Lexus UX430.0%+ 72.0%2581180.0%– 33.0%269259
230Infiniti QX60420.0%+ 27.3%2162720.0%+ 48.6%214257
231JAC X200420.0%– 17.6%2171890.0%– 13.7%242243
232Buick Enclave410.0%– 34.9%2262260.0%– 13.4%228229
233GWM Tank 300410.0%– 33.9%2601580.0%– 46.8%252198
234Audi Q2390.0%– 11.4%2301860.0%– 8.8%244232
235BMW 4 Series380.0%– 44.9%2152290.0%– 23.7%227215
236Audi A1360.0%– 5.3%2471860.0%– 11.4%243225
237JAC Sei2360.0%+ 125.0%3121490.0%– 40.9%255258
238GWM Tank 500350.0%+ 16.7%2621090.0%– 18.0%270290
239Kia Niro350.0%– 60.2%1973070.0%– 25.8%207194
240Zeekr X350.0%new2411780.0%new246 –
241Audi Q8340.0%– 40.4%2591530.0%– 30.5%254247
242Lexus GX340.0%+ 61.9%2771430.0%+ 52.1%258305
243Lincoln Navigator340.0%– 43.3%2042320.0%+ 45.0%226256
244Lynk & Co 01340.0%new278960.0%new278 –
245MG 4340.0%+ 277.8%2652480.0%+ 66.4%221281
246Mercedes G-Class330.0%+ 83.3%2671470.0%– 9.3%256272
247Renault Duster330.0%– 76.1%2242870.0%– 56.1%211142
248Geely GX3 Pro320.0%– 74.8%2502040.0%– 62.8%235195
249Geely Starray320.0%– 77.0%2542930.0%– 60.0%209178
250JAC Traveler310.0%+ 210.0%2841030.0%+ 930.0%272330
251Mini E310.0%+ 181.8%2402090.0%+ 132.2%234286
252Toyota Sequoia310.0%+ 3.3%2731630.0%+ 38.1%249237
253Ford Mustang Mach-E300.0%+ 130.8%256750.0%+ 21.0%295338
254Lexus RX300.0%– 9.1%1932990.0%+ 51.0%208233
255Mini Aceman300.0%– 3.2%2391830.0%+ 76.0%245284
256Mercedes C-Class290.0%– 14.7%2661430.0%– 28.9%259262
257Changan UNI-K280.0%– 60.6%2362480.0%– 17.3%219214
258Jeep Wagoneer280.0%+ 27.3%2551030.0%+ 6.2%273316
259Mercedes A-Class270.0%– 25.0%2641320.0%– 50.2%264240
260Volvo XC90270.0%– 10.0%2251930.0%+ 25.3%241241
261Zeekr 001270.0%new2421440.0%new257 –
262Jetour G700260.0%new –260.0%new353 –
263Range Rover Evoque260.0%– 27.8%2511360.0%– 24.9%263270
264BMW Z4250.0%+ 47.1%2371020.0%+ 209.1%274348
265Infiniti QX80250.0%+ 56.3%249990.0%– 18.2%275295
266Volvo XC40250.0%+ 19.0%3041640.0%– 43.4%247228
267Buick Encore240.0%– 35.1%2461630.0%– 17.7%248253
268Subaru BRZ240.0%– 22.6%281930.0%– 16.2%282309
269Mercedes EQE230.0%+ 666.7% –230.0%+ 360.0%358402
270Acura ADX220.0%+ 57.1%2431530.0%+ 131.8%253329
271Honda Accord220.0%– 77.1%1412700.0%– 16.4%215209
272Chevrolet Equinox EV210.0%– 16.0%2281390.0%+ 39.0%261311
273Lexus LX210.0%+ 50.0%280870.0%+ 22.5%288308
274Lincoln Corsair210.0%– 19.2%2691220.0%– 39.3%267261
275Foton Wonder EV200.0%n/a –200.0%– 4.8%365403
276Mercedes GLA200.0%– 45.9%2711400.0%– 11.4%260249
277Audi Q7190.0%– 58.7%261890.0%– 55.5%286254
278Dodge Durango190.0%– 34.5%2523960.1%+ 71.4%190265
279Ford E-Transit180.0%– 67.9%321350.0%– 46.2%333264
280MG Cyberster180.0%+ 12.5%316390.0%+ 143.8%327365
281BMW X7170.0%– 34.6%268930.0%– 40.4%281266
282Chevrolet Blazer170.0%– 59.5%275910.0%– 54.0%284252
283Range Rover Velar170.0%+ 70.0%263810.0%+ 20.9%293341
284Infiniti QX50160.0%+ 0.0%298960.0%+ 77.8%277293
285Renault Master160.0%– 5.9%1473140.1%+ 157.4%204227
286Toyota GR Corolla160.0%new222960.0%new280 –
287VW ID.4160.0%new379380.0%new329364
288Acura MDX150.0%+ 7.1%323590.0%– 50.0%306307
289Audi A6150.0%+ 87.5%288590.0%+ 25.5%307337
290BMW iX150.0%+ 0.0%290970.0%+ 34.7%276326
291Lexus TX150.0%– 16.7%292610.0%– 15.3%305303
292Mercedes CLE150.0%– 11.8%270700.0%– 36.9%300304
293Mercedes GLS150.0%– 31.8%272920.0%– 43.9%283289
294Audi Q6 e-Tron140.0%– 17.6%310590.0%+ 5.4%308334
295JAC E10X140.0%– 75.9%341720.0%– 74.7%296242
296Mercedes E-Class140.0%+ 16.7%286910.0%– 42.8%285287
297Ram ProMaster140.0%+ 133.3%3171370.0%– 20.8%262296
298Range Rover140.0%– 12.5%303650.0%+ 22.6%302332
299BMW 5 Series130.0%– 31.6%282680.0%+ 3.0%301331
300Cadillac Optiq130.0%+ 0.0%274700.0%+ 233.3%298357
301Mercedes EQE SUV130.0%+ 44.4%293330.0%– 38.9%339340
302BMW iX2120.0%– 20.0%2831040.0%+ 19.5%271294
303Lynk & Co 09120.0%new315520.0%new316 –
304Nissan Z120.0%n/a334320.0%+ 146.2%341395
305Subaru Impreza/WRX120.0%– 61.3%279960.0%– 9.4%279297
306BMW iX1110.0%– 26.7%305710.0%+ 6.0%297292
307Chevrolet Cavalier110.0%+ 57.1%253700.0%– 60.5%299301
308GMC Hummer EV SUV110.0%+ 450.0%294510.0%+ 37.8%318355
309Soueast S09110.0%new328400.0%new326361
310Acura RDX100.0%+ 11.1%300630.0%– 30.8%303300
311Jetour X70100.0%+ 100.0%295570.0%– 31.3%309317
312JMC Grand Avenue100.0%– 74.4%351860.0%– 58.9%290271
313Kia Telluride100.0%– 75.0%314550.0%– 75.2%313275
314Mercedes S-Class100.0%+ 233.3%343340.0%+ 100.0%336385
315Cadillac Escalade IQ90.0%new320420.0%new323 –
316Cadillac Escalade IQL90.0%new338380.0%new328 –
317Mercedes Vito90.0%n/a345190.0%– 51.3%368344
318Acura Integra80.0%+ 0.0%297410.0%– 4.7%325360
319Infiniti QX5580.0%+ 0.0%299770.0%+ 2.7%294302
320Lynk & Co 0280.0%new285560.0%new311 –
321Renault Megane E-Tech80.0%– 46.7%296350.0%+ 133.3%334394
322BMW X470.0%– 91.7%325860.0%– 79.2%289196
323Chevrolet Corvette70.0%– 50.0%350450.0%+ 18.4%319349
324Honda Prelude70.0%new257560.0%new310 –
325Jetour X70 Plus70.0%– 63.2%313310.0%– 63.1%343345
326Lexus IS70.0%+ 133.3%302330.0%+ 37.5%338397
327BMW i460.0%– 57.1%337360.0%– 45.5%330342
328Chevrolet Blazer EV60.0%+ 0.0%306320.0%– 17.9%340359
329JAC E30X60.0%– 33.3%311420.0%– 57.1%324325
330Land Rover Discovery Sport60.0%+ 0.0%370250.0%+ 13.6%355371
331Mercedes EQS60.0%+ 50.0%37380.0%– 33.3%387404
332BMW 7 Series50.0%– 16.7%324200.0%– 16.7%363384
333Cadillac Lyriq50.0%+ 150.0%330200.0%– 42.9%364374
334Changan CS9550.0%– 64.3%326360.0%+ 157.1%331346
335Mercedes SL-Class50.0%+ 150.0%344280.0%+ 133.3%350378
336Mitsubishi Montero Sport50.0%– 50.0%358310.0%– 44.6%344327
337BMW i540.0%– 55.6%329300.0%– 23.1%345354
338Geely Okavango40.0%– 78.9%331290.0%– 78.8%349315
339GMC Hummer EV Pickup40.0%+ 33.3%308300.0%– 21.1%346358
340Lincoln Aviator40.0%– 66.7%342300.0%– 53.8%347318
341Mercedes AMG GT40.0%n/a352190.0%+ 533.3%367396
342Mercedes EQB40.0%– 42.9% –90.0%– 30.8%382376
343Mercedes EQC40.0%+ 100.0%37250.0%+ 150.0%393417
344Soueast S0740.0%new309440.0%new321313
345Toyota Supra40.0%+ 300.0%335320.0%+ 255.6%342386
346Volvo C4040.0%– 83.3%287880.0%– 46.0%287285
347Alfa Romeo Tonale30.0%– 81.3%319250.0%– 63.2%354314
348Audi A430.0%– 57.1% –80.0%– 80.0%383366
349BAIC U530.0%– 92.9% –420.0%– 73.4%322288
350BAIC X3530.0%– 93.8%289510.0%– 57.5%317267
351Dodge Journey30.0%– 98.5%327630.0%– 95.0%30465
352JAC Sei4 Pro30.0%– 40.0%367150.0%– 77.6%372339
353Lexus LC30.0%+ 50.0%37180.0%+ 33.3%386409
354Mercedes EQA30.0%+ 0.0%356110.0%– 21.4%375392
355Porsche Panamera30.0%– 57.1%375270.0%– 10.0%352372
356Seres 5 Max30.0%+ 50.0%353150.0%+ 50.0%373406
357Alfa Romeo Giulia20.0%– 33.3%361180.0%+ 12.5%369379
358Audi A820.0%n/a36240.0%+ 33.3%395420
359BMW XM20.0%– 60.0%348240.0%– 4.0%356369
360JAC J720.0%– 94.7%291230.0%– 90.5%357283
361JAC Sei7 Pro20.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 93.3%399356
362Mercedes EQS SUV20.0%– 33.3%374100.0%– 64.3%379381
363Renault Koleos20.0%– 93.3%376210.0%– 93.5%362248
364Soueast S0820.0%new –20.0%new407 –
365Volvo EX9020.0%– 91.3%33680.0%– 77.1%390363
366Acura TLX10.0%– 75.0% –40.0%– 66.7%394399
367BAIC BJ4010.0%– 66.7% –40.0%– 42.9%396407
368Bentley Bentayga10.0%#DIV/0! –20.0%#DIV/0!401425
369Cadillac XT410.0%– 95.7%339330.0%– 65.6%337319
370Cadillac XT510.0%– 88.9% –80.0%– 75.8%384367
371Chevrolet Beat10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a412 –
372Chevrolet Brightdrop10.0%n/a34970.0%+ 600.0%391421
373DFSK 60010.0%+ 0.0% –160.0%– 38.5%371343
374DFSK E510.0%– 94.7%355180.0%– 67.3%370328
375Fiat Argo10.0%– 98.8%365540.0%– 90.0%314192
376Foton TM 310.0%– 99.3% –210.0%– 92.4%360230
377GWM Ora 0310.0%– 95.0%366450.0%– 72.9%320276
378MG RX810.0%– 95.2%333560.0%– 75.9%312263
379Peugeot E-Partner10.0%– 90.9%359300.0%– 23.1%348268
380Porsche Taycan10.0%– 75.0%346210.0%– 30.0%361377
381Toyota GR Yaris10.0%n/a –280.0%– 82.3%351278

Source: INEGI

India May 2026: Maruti Suzuki breaks volume record again in market up 26%

12 June 2026 at 09:34

The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga breaks its monthly volume record in May.

15/06 update: Now with Top 88 All models ranking.

New locally produced light vehicles in India shoot up by a splendid +26% year-on-year in May to an all-time high 440,808 units. This is the fourth consecutive May record, above the 349,713 of May 2025, 349,057 of May 2024 and 334,499 of May 2023. As a result, for the first time the year-to-date tally crosses the 2 million sales milestone after just 5 months, up 17.8% to 2,203,443.

Maruti Suzuki (+40%) vastly outpaces its β€œhome” market to reach a record 190,337 units, its second straight record month. Tata (+42.2%) is also in outstanding shape at #2, distancing Mahindra (+10.7%), Hyundai (+9.1%) and Toyota (+4.4%). Kia (+23.6%) is more dynamic but stays at #6. Nissan (+117.7%), Renault (+64.4%) and Citroen (+57.7%) also shine below.

Model-wise, the Maruti Suzuki DZire (+35.7%) confirms it is Indian car buyers’ favourite, threepeating at #1 and cementing its YTD lead. The Maruti Suzuki Fronx (+52.3%) jumps to 2nd place vs. #9 so far this year, while the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga (+26.1%) stays at #3 but breaks its volume record at 20,350. The Tata Punch (+53.9%) and Nexon (+45.8%) complete the Top 5.

This post will be updated with the All models ranking when made available to us.

Previous month: India April 2026: Maruti Suzuki hits all time high volume, DZire now #1 year-to-date

One year ago: India May 2025: Maruti Suzuki DZire scores first win in over 5 years

Full May 2026 Top 14 All brands and Top 88 All models below.

India May 2025 – brands:

PosBrandMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1Maruti Suzuki190,33743.2%+ 40.0%1879,78939.9%+ 15.8%11
2Tata59,09013.4%+ 42.2%2316,83314.4%+ 36.0%23
3MahindraΒ Β 58,02113.2%+ 10.7%3298,15213.5%+ 17.4%32
4Hyundai47,83710.9%+ 9.1%4266,31712.1%+ 10.1%44
5Toyota30,5746.9%+ 4.4%5157,2687.1%+ 16.4%55
6Kia27,5866.3%+ 23.6%6139,1976.3%+ 14.6%66
7MG6,0481.4%– 4.1%828,3941.3%+ 8.8%98
8Skoda5,7601.3%– 14.5%732,6741.5%+ 4.8%77
9Honda5,1111.2%+ 29.4%1028,5871.3%+ 8.9%89
10Renault4,1130.9%+ 64.4%921,7821.0%+ 62.5%1011
11Nissan2,9480.7%+ 117.7%1115,2910.7%+ 46.9%1112
12Volkswagen2,6190.6%– 8.0%1213,8780.6%– 11.6%1210
13Citroen5250.1%+ 57.7%134,0410.2%+ 122.4%1313
14Jeep2390.1%– 13.4%141,2400.1%– 14.5%1414

India May 2026 – models:

PosModelMay-26/25Apr2026/24PosFY25
1Maruti Suzuki DZire24,546+ 35.7%1108,305+ 34.3%11
2Maruti Suzuki Fronx20,686+ 52.3%482,306+ 5.2%97
3Maruti Suzuki Ertiga20,350+ 26.1%392,184+ 18.4%45
4Tata Punch20,208+ 53.9%298,297+ 32.6%310
5Tata Nexon19,100+ 45.8%799,831+ 31.9%23
6Maruti Suzuki Baleno18,396+ 58.3%684,508+ 16.4%511
7Maruti Suzuki Wagon R18,076+ 29.6%583,752– 5.4%74
8Maruti Suzuki Swift17,519+ 23.9%882,532+ 3.4%86
9Mahindra Scorpio15,774+ 9.5%1075,278+ 3.3%118
10Hyundai Creta15,253+ 2.6%984,241– 0.6%62
11Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza13,425– 13.8%1179,028– 0.2%109
12Maruti Suzuki Eeco13,240+ 7.4%1361,194+ 7.5%1312
13Hyundai Venue11,714+ 55.8%1458,188+ 23.4%1414
14Maruti Suzuki Victoris10,853new1263,877new1234
15Mahindra Thar10,787+ 3.8%1856,583+ 20.8%1513
16Kia Seltos10,597+ 74.2%1653,151+ 67.9%1725
17Toyota Innova + Hycross10,325+ 16.2%1948,269+ 8.1%2015
18Kia Sonet9,707+ 20.5%1753,004+ 37.2%1818
19Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara9,366+ 80.2%2436,719– 25.4%2516
20Mahindra XUV 7X09,338new2246,423new2280
21Mahindra Bolero8,933– 0.1%2149,342+ 15.5%1917
22Maruti Suzuki Alto8,887+ 78.8%1553,359+ 32.3%1620
23Toyota Hyryder8,664+ 14.4%2046,500+ 73.8%2121
24Mahindra XUV 3X06,717– 15.5%2540,915+ 5.0%2319
25Tata Sierra6,606new2637,028new2488
26Hyundai Exter6,595+ 11.8%2330,990+ 8.2%2826
27Maruti Suzuki S-Presso6,388+ 253.7%3014,229+ 59.9%4048
28Kia Carens6,208+ 37.2%2930,054+ 15.0%2924
29Hyundai Aura5,077– 2.8%3131,038+ 25.6%2727
30Hyundai Elite i204,749+ 16.1%2727,516+ 34.7%3032
31Tata Tiago4,178– 34.8%2832,174– 11.6%2622
32Maruti Suzuki XL63,770+ 7.5%3418,709+ 9.8%3336
33Mahindra 9S3,502new3714,149new41 –
34Skoda Kylaq3,443– 30.4%3319,954– 2.7%3230
35Toyota Glanza3,198– 32.7%3516,218– 20.6%3528
36Maruti Suzuki Celerio3,018+ 62.2%449,030– 23.4%4746
37Hyundai Grand i102,920– 32.8%3225,400+ 7.1%3129
38Tata Altroz2,915+ 4.9%3913,043+ 27.3%4335
39Toyota Fortuner2,905+ 13.0%4515,075+ 1.2%3637
40Tata Harrier2,815+ 214.9%4214,993+ 148.4%3841
41Honda Amaze2,660+ 33.1%3816,791+ 16.2%3438
42Toyota Taisor2,496– 17.8%4113,236– 11.7%4233
43Toyota Rumion2,119+ 10.5%4014,242+ 39.4%3950
44MG Windsor2,032– 48.4%3615,024– 11.4%3731
45Mahindra XEV 9e1,939– 31.1%499,143– 14.4%4642
46Renault Triber1,890+ 33.9%4610,746+ 45.9%4445
47Tata Curvv1,680– 45.2%538,106– 51.1%4940
48Nissan Magnite1,665+ 24.8%4810,205– 0.9%4547
49MG ZS EV1,562+ 333.9%634,127+ 50.4%6364
50Skoda Kushaq1,310+ 103.4%475,911+ 25.0%5358
51Nissan Gravite1,283new525,086new57 –
52VW Taigun1,281+ 13.8%505,220– 22.0%5652
53Renault Duster1,267new435,028new58 –
54VW Virtus1,238– 27.5%568,094– 9.0%5044
55Honda City1,227+ 149.9%723,235– 12.4%6661
56Honda Elevate1,224– 16.2%578,561+ 5.6%4849
57MG Hector1,102+ 0.4%544,787+ 33.5%6062
58Tata Safari1,057– 4.7%518,079+ 15.8%5151
59Kia Syros961– 73.4%662,511– 89.4%6939
60Mahindra BE 6902– 25.2%555,699+ 30.1%5453
61MG Comet869+ 5.6%653,617+ 119.1%6559
62Skoda Slavia861– 8.1%616,198+ 11.1%5255
63Hyundai Alcazar814– 11.7%604,426– 25.5%6254
64Hyundai Verna723– 22.3%594,504– 24.7%6157
65Renault Kiger656+ 19.1%623,971+ 27.8%6460
66Tata Tigor531– 50.7%585,282– 23.1%5556
67Maruti Suzuki Jimny516– 24.3%642,988+ 55.5%6865
68MG Majestor424new –424new81 –
69Toyota Hilux414+ 28.6%691,664– 1.1%7169
70Citroen C3392+ 256.4%673,155+ 355.9%6766
71Maruti Suzuki Invicto301+ 35.0%701,069– 35.4%7268
72Renault Kwid300– 44.4%682,037– 30.6%7063
73Toyota Camry192– 3.0%71997– 1.8%7371
74Toyota Vellfire164+ 465.5%75774+ 85.6%7477
75Skoda Kodiaq146– 29.8%76611+ 75.6%7674
76Mahindra XUV 400129– 55.1%81620– 57.9%7570
77Jeep Compass118– 11.3%74601– 14.8%7772
78Kia Carnival113+ 156.8%73477– 50.7%7875
79Toyota Land Cruiser 30097n/a83293n/a8590
80Jeep Meridian88– 17.0%79472– 20.4%7978
81MG Astor59– 29.8%77415– 51.5%8273
82Citroen C3 Aircross58– 12.1%80441+ 54.7%8079
83VW Tayron51new78376new83 –
84VW Tiguan49+ 226.7%85182+ 65.5%8686
85Citroen Basalt43– 54.7%82301– 16.2%8476
86Jeep Wrangler33+ 13.8%84151+ 28.0%8787
87Citroen E C332– 46.7%87130– 69.3%8881
88Hyundai Ioniq 510– 9.1%8632– 59.0%8991

Source: Manufacturers

Portugal May 2026: Tesla Model 3 #1, BYD Atto 2 inside Top 10

11 June 2026 at 14:47

The BYD Atto 2 breaks into the Portuguese Top 10 in May.

25,080 new cars hit Portuguese roads in May, a 6.5% improvement which is a great result given May 2025 was already up 18.6% on the year prior. The year-to-date tally is now up 9.8% to 110,731. This month Volkswagen (+10.8%) takes the lead of the brands charts with 7.3% share, only 16 sales above traditional leader Peugeot (-27%) in freefall. Mercedes (+3.6%) completes the podium. The best performer in the Top 10 is clearly Tesla (+348.8%) up 4-fold year-on-year and 19 spots on April to #6 with 5.8% share vs. 4% so far this year. BMW (+15%) and Toyota (+14.5%) are also strong in the remainder of the Top 10. Below, BYD (+68.3%) and MG (+39.1%) stand out.

Model-wise, the Tesla Model 3 (+1616.4%) surges ahead to land in pole position for the 5th time in Portuguese history after November 2023, May 2024, September 2024 and September 2025. The Citroen C3 (-2.9%) is back up six spots on last month to #2 while the Peugeot 2008 (-25.6%), in great difficulty, rounds out the podium but remains #1 year-to-date. The Dacia Duster (-9.8%) and Renault Captur (+6.8%) round out the Top 5 ahead of last month’s leader, the Peugeot 208 (+4%). Outstanding month for the Hyundai i20 (+32.9%) up to #8. The other performer of the month is the BYD Atto 2 (+585.7%) up 47 ranks to break into the Top 10 at #10.

Previous month: Portugal April 2026: Peugeot scores 1-2 with 208 and 2008 in the lead

One year ago: Portugal May 2025: Peugeot 2008 and Citroen C3 on top in surging market (+18.6%)

Full May 2026 Top 58 All brands and Top 334 All models below.

Portugal May 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMay-26%/25Apr2026%/24PosFY25
1Volkswagen1,8207.3%+ 10.8%76,0905.5%+ 6.2%66
2Peugeot1,8047.2%– 27.0%111,0169.9%+ 1.1%11
3Mercedes1,7747.1%+ 3.6%28,2707.5%+ 8.3%22
4Dacia1,5166.0%– 12.5%36,4515.8%– 16.4%43
5Renault1,5096.0%– 1.6%66,1955.6%– 19.8%54
6Tesla1,4635.8%+ 348.8%254,3924.0%+ 58.4%98
7BMW1,4535.8%+ 15.0%46,9156.2%+ 11.4%35
8Toyota1,3865.5%+ 14.5%55,7565.2%+ 6.8%87
9Citroen1,3205.3%+ 1.9%95,8755.3%+ 22.4%79
10Kia9964.0%– 5.7%104,1163.7%– 1.1%1212
11Hyundai9853.9%+ 11.8%113,1862.9%+ 27.2%1613
12BYD9663.9%+ 68.3%143,2642.9%+ 44.5%1520
13Skoda8133.2%– 6.9%82,9132.6%+ 35.0%1719
14Seat7433.0%– 12.4%123,4473.1%+ 6.7%1410
15Opel7072.8%+ 7.6%134,3473.9%+ 29.7%1015
16MG6792.7%+ 39.1%163,6453.3%+ 120.2%1322
17Fiat6722.7%– 29.6%152,4562.2%– 1.7%1918
18Audi5982.4%+ 9.1%192,1642.0%+ 12.1%2017
19Volvo5952.4%– 5.9%182,8752.6%+ 18.2%1814
20Ford4801.9%– 14.7%172,1381.9%– 11.9%2116
21Cupra3241.3%+ 60.4%211,2421.1%+ 39.9%2423
22Nissan3031.2%– 54.1%204,1283.7%– 7.0%1111
23Mini2741.1%+ 54.8%221,3711.2%+ 43.0%2324
24Jeep2581.0%+ 11.7%231,4481.3%+ 28.4%2225
25Omoda2220.9%new247250.7%new27 –
26XpengΒ 2120.8%+ 158.5%267640.7%+ 149.7%2538
27Jaecoo1490.6%new313960.4%new30 –
28Leapmotor1050.4%+ 452.6%294440.4%+ 1431.0%29n/a
29Changan Deepal1020.4%new333270.3%new34 –
30Mitsubishi980.4%– 43.4%287540.7%– 56.9%2621
31Porsche860.3%– 32.3%275680.5%– 25.9%2826
32Land Rover770.3%– 8.3%323940.4%– 20.6%3128
33Ebro680.3%new43820.1%new42 –
34DS620.2%– 50.4%383400.3%– 23.4%3227
35Smart620.2%+ 31.9%302500.2%+ 6.8%3732
36Lexus590.2%+ 0.0%362760.2%– 1.8%3531
37Mazda510.2%+ 37.8%343290.3%+ 17.5%3330
38Honda500.2%– 30.6%372640.2%– 7.0%3629
39Polestar480.2%+ 77.8%352430.2%+ 46.4%3834
41Alfa Romeo340.1%– 41.4%391890.2%– 50.7%3933
40KGM290.1%+ 7.4%401750.2%+ 2.3%4136
42Aion220.1%new411170.1%new40 –
43Suzuki200.1%+ 66.7%45560.1%– 33.3%4535
44Alpine150.1%+ 400.0%44580.1%+ 427.3%4445
45Dongfeng130.1%– 18.8%52590.1%+ 11.3%4346
46Seres120.0%n/a –120.0%n/a53 –
47NIO90.0%new53240.0%new49 –
48Geely70.0%new –70.0%new57 –
49Aston Martin60.0%+ 50.0%49260.0%+ 30.0%4639
50Forthing60.0%– 68.4%56210.0%– 54.3%5148
51Ferrari50.0%+ 25.0%46170.0%+ 0.0%5243
52Zeekr50.0%new5180.0%new56 –
53Bentley20.0%– 66.7%48240.0%+ 0.0%4841
54Lamborghini20.0%+ 0.0%50220.0%+ 29.4%5042
55Maserati10.0%– 75.0%54100.0%– 47.4%5440
56Moke International10.0%n/a42260.0%n/a47 –
57Rolls Royce10.0%n/a –30.0%+ 50.0%6053
58Voyah10.0%– 50.0%47100.0%+ 25.0%5549

Portugal May 2026 – models:

PosModelMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1Tesla Model 31,0474.2%+ 1616.4%2292,4842.2%+ 28.4%48
2Citroen C38073.2%– 2.9%82,9422.7%+ 7.5%35
3Peugeot 20086692.7%– 25.6%23,8973.5%+ 4.1%12
4Dacia Duster6052.4%– 9.8%52,2082.0%– 16.0%64
5Renault Captur5032.0%+ 6.8%121,7611.6%– 21.7%157
6Peugeot 2084972.0%+ 4.0%13,0682.8%+ 9.9%26
7Toyota Yaris Cross4871.9%+ 14.1%42,0761.9%+ 22.4%711
8Hyundai i204771.9%+ 32.9%111,4211.3%+ 71.2%1827
9Seat Ibiza4621.8%+ 0.7%72,0391.8%+ 32.8%817
10BYD Atto 24321.7%+ 585.7%579000.8%+ 381.3%3585
11Tesla Model Y4151.7%+ 57.8%321,8941.7%+ 129.0%1215
12VW T-Cross3851.5%+ 28.3%421,1461.0%+ 27.1%2526
13VW Taigo3671.5%+ 25.3%311,0821.0%– 8.2%2732
14Toyota Yaris3471.4%+ 70.9%161,0981.0%+ 1.8%2625
15Dacia Sandero3361.3%– 44.4%32,2752.1%– 26.9%53
16Mercedes A-Class3321.3%– 19.0%102,0031.8%+ 8.8%910
17Citroen C3 Aircross3181.3%+ 28.2%151,6571.5%+ 539.8%1635
18Renault Clio3151.3%– 49.9%61,9761.8%– 43.7%111
19Ford Puma3001.2%+ 1.7%91,2701.1%+ 21.1%2219
20MG32881.1%+ 140.0%2511,0310.9%+ 200.6%29110
21Kia Stonic2851.1%– 40.3%261,5321.4%– 9.8%1716
22Opel Corsa2781.1%+ 7.3%231,9791.8%+ 15.4%1013
23Toyota C-HR2761.1%+ 126.2%271,0781.0%+ 77.9%2841
24Skoda Kamiq2701.1%+ 7.6%137590.7%+ 9.5%4337
25BMW X12621.0%+ 3.1%211,1761.1%+ 42.2%2422
26Dacia Bigster2471.0%+ 394.0%846760.6%+ 531.8%5280
27Fiat Grande Panda2380.9%new228880.8%new3674
28Audi A32310.9%+ 14.4%507140.6%+ 5.5%4636
29Peugeot 3082310.9%– 23.5%331,3191.2%– 33.0%199
30Kia Xceed2240.9%+ 16.7%705880.5%– 8.4%5864
31Mercedes GLC2240.9%+ 111.3%537060.6%+ 139.3%4754
32VW T-Roc2230.9%+ 10.4%309490.9%– 5.5%3221
33Dacia Jogger2190.9%– 30.3%198070.7%– 29.0%3820
34VW Tiguan2160.9%+ 21.3%446800.6%+ 4.1%5139
35Skoda Fabia2100.8%+ 96.3%247820.7%+ 177.3%3982
36Jeep Avenger2090.8%+ 2.0%401,2511.1%+ 26.2%2323
37Mercedes CLA2040.8%+ 82.1%201,0050.9%+ 85.1%3043
38Kia Picanto2000.8%+ 30.7%297630.7%+ 57.0%4177
39Mercedes C-Class1990.8%+ 17.8%387500.7%+ 14.9%4447
40Renault Symbioz1990.8%+ 131.4%545240.5%+ 96.3%67107
41Volvo XC401970.8%+ 23.1%417750.7%+ 11.4%4049
42BMW 1 Series1810.7%+ 46.0%729100.8%– 15.0%3434
43Peugeot 30081780.7%– 60.5%141,3041.2%– 2.2%2018
44Volvo EX301690.7%– 22.5%439540.9%+ 37.7%3133
45Seat Leon1670.7%+ 7.1%527630.7%– 11.0%4224
46BMW iX11640.7%+ 82.2%256350.6%+ 22.8%5453
47BYD Dolphin Surf1520.6%+ 508.0%734240.4%+ 1596.0%81102
48Hyundai Kauai1510.6%+ 19.8%585010.5%+ 8.4%7061
49Opel Frontera1480.6%+ 25.4%498510.8%+ 386.3%3746
50Cupra Formentor1470.6%+ 53.1%635270.5%+ 28.9%6659
51Xpeng G61410.6%+ 193.8%465180.5%+ 181.5%6899
52Fiat 6001350.5%– 50.2%795580.5%– 50.4%6129
53Peugeot 50081350.5%– 39.2%289160.8%+ 26.7%3338
54Cupra Terramar1330.5%+ 90.0%614420.4%+ 160.0%7587
55BYD Seal U1320.5%– 15.9%755330.5%+ 23.4%6558
56Opel Mokka1310.5%+ 67.9%816980.6%+ 10.3%4950
57Fiat 5001290.5%n/a373930.4%+ 1608.7%87288
58Nissan Qashqai1280.5%– 61.3%561,8361.7%+ 7.5%1314
59BMW 3 Series1260.5%– 7.4%396970.6%+ 3.4%5052
60BMW 5 Series1260.5%+ 2.4%517420.7%+ 17.0%4542
61Hyundai Bayon1250.5%+ 101.6%713270.3%+ 98.2%93120
62Mercedes GLA1180.5%– 30.2%625350.5%– 29.8%6431
63Renault 51180.5%+ 5.4%605690.5%– 18.1%5930
64Mercedes GLB1140.5%+ 171.4%553980.4%+ 150.3%86125
65Mini Cooper1140.5%+ 31.0%486020.5%+ 41.6%5775
66Seat Arona1140.5%– 50.6%356450.6%– 21.5%5328
67MG ZS1100.4%– 27.6%181,2751.2%+ 165.6%2169
68BMW iX21080.4%+ 17.4%455560.5%+ 40.4%6271
69Mercedes E-Class1060.4%– 23.2%477010.6%– 5.4%4845
70Toyota Corolla1050.4%– 32.3%366280.6%+ 16.1%5567
71Nissan Juke1040.4%– 63.4%171,7971.6%– 21.8%1412
72Renault Megane E-Tech1040.4%+ 593.3%1023170.3%+ 124.8%96130
73Skoda Kodiaq1040.4%+ 9.5%663400.3%– 12.6%9268
74VW Caddy1040.4%+ 65.1%943250.3%+ 51.9%9496
75Citroen C5 Aircross1030.4%+ 543.8%834680.4%+ 457.1%73138
76Kia EV31030.4%– 5.5%644590.4%– 15.8%7466
77Mercedes GLC Coupe1030.4%+ 15.7%744320.4%– 6.7%7870
78BMW i41020.4%+ 12.1%774890.4%– 0.8%7262
79VW ID.4970.4%+ 131.0%1702410.2%+ 18.7%111116
80Dacia Spring950.4%+ 43.9%684030.4%– 25.2%8556
81MG4920.4%+ 5.7%822700.2%– 31.6%10289
82Omoda 7920.4%new –920.1%new185–
83BYD Sealion 7880.4%+ 15.8%694080.4%+ 23.3%8473
84MG S5 EV880.4%+ 340.0%953480.3%+ 1640.0%91108
85VW Polo880.4%– 65.9%1244160.4%+ 20.6%83100
86Mini Countryman870.3%+ 123.1%803700.3%+ 35.0%8894
87Jaecoo 5860.3%new2501650.1%new132–
88Hyundai Inster850.3%+ 10.4%1002630.2%+ 24.6%104106
89VW Golf840.3%– 25.7%883090.3%– 3.1%9791
90Mercedes EQA830.3%– 19.4%784910.4%+ 6.0%7163
91MG HS790.3%– 17.7%656020.5%+ 57.6%5657
92Omoda 5790.3%new344340.4%new77324
93Audi A5780.3%– 4.9%863560.3%+ 97.8%8993
94Deepal S05760.3%new992410.2%new110267
95Mini Aceman730.3%+ 52.1%903540.3%+ 56.6%9092
96BMW 2 Series720.3%+ 4.3%964220.4%+ 5.2%8283
97Fiat Panda720.3%– 89.2%1264360.4%– 66.1%7640
98Opel Astra720.3%– 52.3%675150.5%– 15.7%6972
99Xpeng G9710.3%+ 173.1%1302460.2%+ 158.9%108169
100Renault Austral690.3%+ 60.5%1152960.3%+ 72.1%100119
101VW Multivan680.3%+ 19.3%1291840.2%– 29.0%12490
102Audi Q6670.3%+ 17.5%1351390.1%– 43.3%15088
103Skoda Elroq670.3%+ 148.1%1062290.2%+ 236.8%114137
104Toyota Corolla Cross670.3%+ 139.3%1172490.2%+ 12.2%106117
105Mercedes Vito Tourer640.3%+ 39.1%1512090.2%– 1.4%119147
106BMW iX3630.3%n/a932100.2%+ 3400.0%118345
107Jaecoo 7630.3%new852310.2%new112303
108Audi Q3620.2%+ 933.3%873170.3%+ 498.1%95167
109VW Tayron610.2%+ 306.7%972500.2%+ 443.5%105164
110Leapmotor B10600.2%new892310.2%new113229
111Opel Grandland600.2%+ 100.0%1312090.2%+ 51.4%120163
112Hyundai Tucson590.2%– 21.3%1083050.3%+ 8.9%9976
113Mercedes CLE590.2%+ 96.7%1131950.2%+ 10.8%122131
114BYD Atto 3570.2%– 65.2%595580.5%– 4.6%6060
115Citroen C4550.2%+ 1.9%1225420.5%– 12.2%6348
116BMW X3540.2%– 36.5%982460.2%+ 6.0%10778
117Fiat 600e540.2%new –540.0%new221–
118Ford Tourneo/Transit Custom540.2%+ 145.5%1121780.2%– 12.7%126126
119Kia EV2540.2%new –540.0%new222–
120Peugeot 408530.2%– 20.9%1273060.3%+ 68.1%98149
121Volvo XC60520.2%– 59.7%914320.4%– 16.8%7951
122Omoda 9510.2%new1191990.2%new121294
123Volvo EX40510.2%+ 363.6%1211630.1%+ 379.4%135185
124Audi Q2490.2%– 16.9%921750.2%– 12.5%129127
125Kia Sportage490.2%+ 8.9%1142900.3%– 13.7%10186
126BMW i5480.2%– 17.2%1092430.2%– 4.0%10997
127Jeep Compass480.2%+ 269.2%1031830.2%+ 112.8%125172
128Audi A6470.2%– 2.1%1771210.1%– 20.9%164122
129Mitsubishi ASX440.2%– 6.4%1044290.4%– 36.7%8065
130Skoda Superb440.2%– 24.1%1012230.2%+ 114.4%115123
131Skoda Octavia430.2%– 58.3%762650.2%+ 38.7%103113
132BMW iX410.2%– 31.7%1541640.1%+ 10.1%133114
133VW Passat410.2%+ 141.2%1051490.1%– 17.2%142132
134BYD Seal400.2%– 13.0%1161750.2%– 59.8%13081
135Renault Trafic400.2%+ 53.8%1841250.1%+ 38.9%162162
136Fiat 500e390.2%+ 160.0%178970.1%+ 90.2%180201
137Volvo XC90390.2%+ 34.5%1181410.1%+ 7.6%148153
138Audi Q4380.2%– 17.4%1331500.1%– 31.2%141105
139BMW X5370.1%– 5.1%1461000.1%– 21.9%175158
140Ford Explorer370.1%+ 37.0%1111650.1%+ 36.4%131141
141Ford Tourneo Courier370.1%+ 105.6%167980.1%– 40.6%178148
142Renault Scenic E-Tech370.1%– 43.1%1391590.1%– 23.2%137133
143Renault Twingo E-Tech360.1%new224530.0%new225 –
144DS No4340.1%new2561430.1%new144272
145Alfa Romeo Junior330.1%– 37.7%1401560.1%– 43.5%139111
146BYD Dolphin330.1%– 15.4%1561380.1%– 45.5%152101
147Honda HR-V330.1%+ 0.0%1481430.1%+ 13.5%145136
148Hyundai i30330.1%– 45.9%201590.1%– 52.8%213189
149Renault 4330.1%+ 1550.0%1361560.1%+ 7700.0%140177
150Mercedes EQE320.1%– 47.5%1501590.1%– 52.1%13679
151Polestar 4320.1%+ 113.3%1201580.1%+ 53.4%138151
152Volvo EX90320.1%+ 39.1%1921350.1%+ 145.5%157134
153Hyundai Ioniq 5310.1%+ 29.2%1071770.2%+ 30.1%127142
154VW ID.3310.1%+ 3.3%1601360.1%+ 19.3%153109
155BYD Seal 6300.1%new2251060.1%new170242
156Porsche 911300.1%+ 11.1%1231640.1%+ 16.3%134156
157Skoda Enyaq300.1%+ 30.4%1441000.1%+ 163.2%176200
158Leapmotor C10290.1%+ 262.5%1661350.1%+ 1127.3%155195
159Peugeot Expert Traveller290.1%+ 314.3%1801190.1%+ 88.9%166182
160Renault Rafale290.1%– 32.6%1761210.1%– 32.8%165104
161Toyota bZ4X290.1%– 25.6%2131400.1%– 35.5%149146
162BMW X2270.1%+ 350.0%199860.1%– 43.0%188159
163Mazda6e270.1%new1421430.1%new146184
164Mercedes GLE270.1%– 22.9%155960.1%+ 11.6%182155
165Nissan Micra270.1%new1371460.1%new143373
166Porsche Macan270.1%– 32.5%1531850.2%– 38.1%123103
167Deepal S07260.1%new182860.1%new189244
168Lexus LBX250.1%– 10.7%1411270.1%– 4.5%159152
169Volvo V60250.1%– 45.7%1811240.1%– 43.6%163115
170Cupra Tavascan240.1%+ 60.0%1101350.1%+ 7.1%154129
171DS 7240.1%– 58.6%1471420.1%– 33.3%147124
172Ebro S700240.1%new258280.0%new256 –
173Range Rover Sport240.1%– 20.0%1381270.1%– 28.2%160135
174Mercedes Citan Tourer230.1%– 4.2%1491010.1%+ 31.2%173187
175Nissan Primastar230.1%+ 666.7%1902190.2%+ 5375.0%116222
176Skoda Scala230.1%– 74.2%1281350.1%– 42.3%156128
177Smart #3230.1%– 11.5%158830.1%– 35.2%191157
178Ebro S400220.1%new279240.0%new265 –
179KGM Torres220.1%– 8.3%1621060.1%– 17.2%171160
180Kia EV4220.1%new1641120.1%new169225
181Porsche Cayenne Coupe220.1%– 37.1%1521310.1%– 22.9%158144
182Skoda Karoq220.1%– 81.7%198800.1%– 49.7%195171
183Toyota BZ4X Touring220.1%new –220.0%new268–
184Ford Capri210.1%+ 75.0%185530.0%+ 12.8%224216
185Mitsubishi Colt210.1%– 64.4%1721130.1%– 84.2%16844
186Smart #5210.1%+ 2000.0%145730.1%+ 7200.0%201224
187Volvo EC40210.1%+ 200.0%165950.1%+ 493.8%183235
188Toyota Aygo X200.1%– 84.8%1592140.2%– 56.3%11784
189BMW 4 Series190.1%+ 26.7%1731250.1%– 8.8%161165
190Ford Transit190.1%+ 90.0%1831760.2%+ 282.6%128190
191Lexus NX190.1%– 29.6%221980.1%– 18.3%179150
192Mercedes V-Class190.1%+ 0.0%2081130.1%– 7.4%167166
193Mitsubishi Outlander190.1%– 62.7%1751010.1%+ 98.0%174196
194Kia EV5180.1%new194730.1%new199 –
195Mazda MX-5180.1%+ 350.0%243640.1%+ 128.6%208237
196Smart #1180.1%– 10.0%157940.1%– 9.6%184175
197Kia Niro160.1%+ 14.3%196480.0%– 31.4%228199
198Leapmotor T03160.1%+ 45.5%188780.1%+ 333.3%197220
199Renault Espace160.1%+ 14.3%212590.1%– 4.8%214193
200MG S6150.1%new169700.1%new205–
201Audi A1140.1%– 69.6%1741380.1%– 24.6%151118
202Dacia Logan140.1%– 48.1%134820.1%– 56.8%193139
203Mercedes Sprinter140.1%– 46.2%207610.1%– 29.1%211183
204Aion UT130.1%new –130.0%new290–
205Citroen Spacetourer130.1%+ 85.7%234620.1%+ 100.0%210205
206Dongfeng Box130.1%– 18.8%278590.1%+ 11.3%212197
207Lexus RZ130.1%n/a189450.0%+ 350.0%230264
208VW ID.Buzz130.1%– 27.8%204560.1%– 6.7%219188
209Ebro S900120.0%new260160.0%new279 –
210Kia EV6120.0%– 61.3%195540.0%– 53.8%223170
211Land Rover Discovery Sport120.0%+ 50.0%262440.0%– 21.4%234221
212Mercedes EQB120.0%– 81.3%202840.1%– 68.7%19098
213Peugeot e-Rifter120.0%+ 300.0%143820.1%+ 134.3%194223
214Polestar 3120.0%+ 500.0%222400.0%+ 166.7%241266
215Range RoverΒ Β 120.0%– 14.3%211580.1%– 21.6%215194
216Seres 5120.0%n/a –120.0%n/a297405
217Toyota Proace Verso120.0%– 42.9%231710.1%– 44.5%203143
218Cupra Leon110.0%+ 22.2%200560.1%– 50.0%217161
219Nissan X-Trail110.0%– 45.0%268330.0%– 69.7%248179
220Toyota Proace City Verso110.0%+ 22.2%230420.0%– 26.3%237208
221VW Caravelle110.0%– 38.9%214640.1%– 26.4%209191
222VW Crafter110.0%+ 10.0%215500.0%+ 16.3%226214
223Alpine A290100.0%+ 400.0%205440.0%+ 528.6%232253
224Ebro S800100.0%new259140.0%new289 –
225Mercedes B-Class100.0%– 41.2%237650.1%– 46.3%207140
226Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross100.0%– 33.3%210710.1%– 26.8%202211
227Nissan Ariya100.0%– 37.5%252970.1%– 47.8%181112
228Opel Zafira Life100.0%– 23.1%191550.0%+ 17.0%220207
229Range Rover Evoque100.0%– 16.7%197730.1%– 18.9%200180
230Range Rover Velar100.0%+ 25.0%326260.0%– 33.3%263238
231VW ID.7100.0%+ 0.0%296270.0%– 57.8%260218
232Aion V90.0%new1321040.1%new172233
233Cupra Born90.0%– 25.0%125820.1%– 9.9%192173
234Hyundai Ioniq 990.0%new171290.0%new255–
235Land Rover Defender90.0%– 25.0%187660.1%+ 11.9%206213
236Mercedes G-Class90.0%– 35.7%206490.0%– 18.3%227198
237Audi Q580.0%+ 700.0%233410.0%+ 925.0%238254
238Opel Combo80.0%+ 300.0%228390.0%+ 178.6%244257
239Toyota Prius80.0%– 52.9%168420.0%– 40.0%236209
240Citroen e-Berlingo70.0%+ 16.7%218780.1%+ 333.3%196245
241Hyundai i1070.0%– 90.8%186570.1%– 74.0%216121
242NIO Firefly70.0%new322150.0%new287333
243Suzuki Swift70.0%+ 16.7%294270.0%– 40.0%259232
244VW California70.0%+ 250.0%271180.0%+ 500.0%276332
245BMW XM60.0%– 25.0%255240.0%– 48.9%264219
246BMW Z460.0%+ 200.0%216230.0%+ 76.9%266277
247Citroen Jumper60.0%n/a –70.0%+ 600.0%310301
248Ford Kuga60.0%– 57.1%161740.1%– 33.3%198176
249Kia EV960.0%– 45.5%310280.0%– 30.0%257227
250Mercedes GLS60.0%+ 100.0%319160.0%+ 77.8%281299
251Renault Kangoo60.0%– 14.3%245400.0%+ 73.9%243206
252Suzuki eVitara60.0%new –60.0%new320–
253Volvo EX30 Cross Country60.0%newn/a190.0%new272–
254Citroen Berlingo50.0%+ 400.0%303130.0%– 51.9%291260
255Ford Mustang (incl. Mach E)50.0%+ 66.7%248220.0%– 26.7%267248
256Honda Jazz50.0%– 72.2%242430.0%– 43.4%235192
257Honda ZR-V50.0%– 50.0%249310.0%+ 34.8%251247
258Hyundai Santa Fe50.0%– 76.2%236350.0%– 50.0%246202
259KGM Actyon50.0%new –440.0%new233 –
260Zeekr X50.0%new33160.0%new322 –
261Audi Q840.0%+ 300.0%301110.0%+ 37.5%298273
262BMW 7 Series40.0%+ 33.3%240320.0%+ 3.2%249236
263BMW i740.0%+ 33.3%276140.0%– 17.6%288289
264Citroen C4 X40.0%– 69.2%193910.1%– 35.5%186154
265DS No840.0%+ 100.0%257130.0%+ 550.0%292313
266Forthing S50EVK40.0%+ 0.0% –50.0%– 44.4%329308
267Geely Starray40.0%new –40.0%new338–
268Honda Civic40.0%+ 0.0%284130.0%+ 8.3%294261
269Kia Sorento40.0%– 69.2%288260.0%– 49.0%261217
270Mercedes eVito Tourer40.0%+ 100.0%292130.0%+ 44.4%295297
271MG S940.0%new238310.0%new253–
272Mitsubishi Grandis40.0%new203400.0%new240287
273Polestar 240.0%– 60.0%239450.0%– 6.3%231186
274Porsche Taycan40.0%– 66.7%217370.0%– 43.1%245215
275Suzuki Vitara40.0%+ 33.3%263160.0%– 30.4%282255
276Alpine A39030.0%new27280.0%new306–
277Fiat Qubo L30.0%n/a30640.0%n/a336 –
278Geely E530.0%new –30.0%new348–
279Honda CR-V30.0%– 25.0%219320.0%+ 6.7%250239
280Hyundai Ioniq 630.0%n/a235120.0%+ 100.0%296292
281Kia K430.0%new220560.1%new218 –
282Mazda230.0%– 80.0%179700.1%– 47.4%204168
284MG Cyberster30.0%– 70.0%267180.0%– 25.0%274251
285Porsche Panamera30.0%– 70.0%223400.0%– 47.4%242204
286Suzuki S-Cross30.0%+ 50.0% –70.0%– 53.3%316269
287Volvo ES9030.0%new270340.0%new247407
288VW ID.530.0%– 82.4%29580.0%– 85.7%308226
289Alpine A11020.0%+ 100.0% –60.0%+ 50.0%317329
290Aston Martin DB1220.0%+ 100.0%29850.0%+ 66.7%323338
291Aston Martin Vantage20.0%+ 100.0% –40.0%+ 0.0%334312
292BMW X720.0%– 33.3%247160.0%+ 14.3%278268
293BYD Tang EV20.0%+ 0.0%277190.0%+ 171.4%271285
294Ferrari Amalfi20.0%new28150.0%new326–
295Ferrari Purosangue20.0%+ 100.0%30550.0%+ 25.0%327331
296Lexus RX20.0%– 33.3%31250.0%– 37.5%330295
297Mercedes eSprinter20.0%n/a –30.0%n/a349–
298Mercedes GLE Coupe20.0%– 83.3%244280.0%– 41.7%258210
299Mercedes S-Class20.0%– 81.8%227310.0%– 34.0%252234
300Mercedes SL-Class20.0%n/a32050.0%– 16.7%331326
301Nio EL620.0%new –50.0%new332360
302Renault Arkana20.0%– 88.9%269180.0%– 83.2%275174
303Renault Master20.0%+ 100.0%253210.0%+ 50.0%270263
304Toyota RAV420.0%– 96.4%246910.1%– 67.3%18795
305Alfa Romeo Tonale10.0%– 80.0%232300.0%– 69.4%254212
306Aston Martin DB12 Volante10.0%+ 0.0%29930.0%– 40.0%343310
307Aston Martin DBX10.0%+ 0.0%27390.0%+ 12.5%302290
308Bentley Bentayga10.0%– 66.7%27470.0%+ 0.0%309307
309Bentley Continental10.0%– 66.7%275150.0%+ 0.0%284278
310BMW X610.0%– 50.0% –50.0%– 16.7%324305
311Citroen Jumpy10.0%+ 0.0% –90.0%+ 800.0%303335
312Ferrari Roma Spider10.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 57.1%346312
313Fiat Doblo10.0%n/a28250.0%n/a312353
314Fiat Ducato10.0%– 75.0%241150.0%+ 25.0%285275
315Ford Tourneo/Transit Connect10.0%– 66.7%30840.0%– 89.5%328250
316Forthing Friday10.0%– 80.0%30930.0%– 76.9%347262
317Forthing U-tour10.0%– 83.3% –130.0%– 27.8%293265
318Jeep Renegade10.0%– 90.9%28640.0%– 87.5%339231
319KGM Korando10.0%+ 0.0%287160.0%– 30.4%280279
320KGM Tivoli10.0%– 50.0% –90.0%– 47.1%304284
321Lamborghini Temerario10.0%new –10.0%new368402
322Lamborghini Urus10.0%– 50.0%265170.0%+ 30.8%277293
323Maserati Grecale10.0%– 66.7%31370.0%– 53.3%312270
324Mazda CX-3010.0%– 50.0%290110.0%– 38.9%299280
325Mazda CX-6010.0%+ 0.0%29170.0%– 56.3%313286
326Mazda310.0%– 50.0%316110.0%– 26.7%300291
327Mercedes AMG GT10.0%– 80.0%31760.0%– 66.7%319256
312Mercedes e-Citan Tourer10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 83.3%373282
329Mercedes EQV10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 80.0%374296
330Mercedes Vito10.0%+ 0.0% –20.0%+ 100.0%362354
331Moke10.0%new163260.0%new262359
332Rolls Royce Cullinan10.0%n/a –20.0%+ 100.0%363393
333Tesla Model S10.0%n/a –80.0%+ 100.0%307320
334Voyah Courage10.0%new25490.0%new305298

Source: ACAP

Hungary May 2026: Volkswagen up 46.3%, BYD, Omoda and Jaecoo shine

11 June 2026 at 07:49

VW T-Roc sales are up 46.9% year-on-year in May.

The Hungarian new passenger car market is up 5.7% year-on-year in May to 11,518 units, leading to a year-to-date volume up 9.6% to 59,805. Including LCVs the market is up 7.3% to 69,011. Skoda (+20.7%) is very dynamic and stays at #1 in the PC brands ranking with 9.6% share, distancing Toyota (-7.7%) and a surging Volkswagen (+46.3%). Local producer Suzuki (-17.5%) is in freefall at #4, a ranking it also holds year-to-date whereas it was #1 over the Full Year 2025. BMW (+15.3%) soars to 5th place overall with 5.6% share while Nissan (-10.2%) is down to #6. BYD (+636.7%) Β delivers its first Top 10 finish of the year at #10, just as Omoda (#16) and Jaecoo (#20) crack the Top 20.

Over in the PC+LCV models ranking, the Nissan Qashqai (+21.9%) is back in charge thanks to re-exports. It is followed by the Skoda Octavia (+14.8%) and the Suzuki S-Cross (stable). The Hyundai Tucson (+148.4%) surges to #4 with the Suzuki Vitara (-13.1%) sliding down to #5. Excellent month for the VW T-Roc (+46.9%), Toyota Yaris Cross (+26.9%) and Corolla (+21.8%). Year-to-date, the Qashqai is far above the rest at 6.2% share (including LCV), distancing the Octavia at 3.9%, the S-Cross at 3.4% and the Vitara at 2.9%. Notice also the Chery Tiggo 7 at #29, the Tiggo 8 at #30 and the Jaecoo 7 at #40.

Previous month: Hungary April 2026: Skoda and Octavia in the lead, market up 9.7%

One year ago: Hungary May 2025: Skoda Octavia and Nissan Qashqai push Suzukis down

Full May 2026 Top 20 brands and Top 10 models, January-May Top 90 models below.

Hungary May 2026 – brands (PC only):

PosBrand PC onlyMay-26%/25Apr2026 1-5%/25PosPos
1Skoda1,1029.6%+ 20.7%15,6779.5%+ 16.3%33
2Toyota1,0979.5%– 7.7%26,67811.2%+ 13.9%12
3Volkswagen1,0399.0%+ 46.3%44,0746.8%+ 8.5%54
4Suzuki8427.3%– 17.5%35,0058.4%– 22.8%41
5BMW6495.6%+ 15.3%63,1745.3%+ 18.3%67
6Nissan6405.6%– 10.2%75,7159.6%+ 68.6%28
7Ford6175.4%– 21.8%53,1365.2%– 22.8%75
8Hyundai4964.3%+ 9.5%102,3854.0%+ 18.0%910
9Mercedes4473.9%– 2.6%82,3523.9%+ 7.5%109
10BYD4423.8%+ 636.7%121,6322.7%+ 126.0%1122
11Kia4013.5%– 46.8%92,4734.1%– 29.4%86
12Audi3753.3%+ 37.4%141,5732.6%+ 9.6%1215
13Dacia3392.9%– 14.8%131,5592.6%– 3.1%1411
14Renault3332.9%– 10.2%181,1021.8%– 27.0%1613
15Chery3072.7%new111,5662.6%new13n/a
16Omoda2382.1%n/an/a8231.4%+ 114.9%21n/a
17MG2161.9%+ 35.8%178611.4%+ 38.2%1919
18Opel2031.8%– 22.2%151,2502.1%+ 14.9%1512
19Peugeot1701.5%– 50.1%208401.4%– 21.5%2017
20Jaecoo1611.4%n/an/a6491.1%+ 281.8%n/an/a
n/aVolvo1581.4%– 40.4%161,0011.7%– 14.6%1714
n/aCitroenΒ 1491.3%+ 31.9%198621.4%+ 97.7%18n/a

Hungary May 2026 – models (PC only):

PosModelMay-26/25Apr2026 1-5%/25PosFY25
1Nissan Qashqai556+ 21.9%24,2936.2%+ 96.6%15
2Skoda Octavia526+ 14.8%12,6663.9%+ 3.1%22
3Suzuki S-Cross418+ 0.0%32,3613.4%– 19.4%31
4Hyundai Tucson308+ 148.4%61,3852.0%+ 109.8%614
5Suzuki Vitara305– 13.1%41,9842.9%– 20.6%43
6Toyota Yaris Cross250+ 26.9%71,5012.2%+ 46.4%57
7Toyota Corolla246+ 21.8%81,3552.0%+ 23.9%712
8VW T-Roc216+ 46.9%188621.2%+ 66.1%1225
9Toyota C-HR175+ 0.0%109701.4%+ 3.1%1011
10Kia Sportage171– 12.3%121,0341.5%+ 2.2%913

Hungary January-May 2026 – models (PC+LCV):

PosModel2026 1-5%PosFY25
1Nissan Qashqai4,2936.2%15
2Skoda Octavia2,6663.9%22
3Suzuki S-Cross2,3613.4%31
4Suzuki Vitara1,9842.9%43
5Toyota Yaris Cross1,5012.2%57
6Hyundai Tucson1,3852.0%614
7Toyota Corolla1,3552.0%712
8Ford Ranger1,2311.8%89
9Kia Sportage1,0341.5%913
10Toyota C-HR9701.4%1011
11Ford Kuga8641.3%1118
12VW T-Roc8621.2%1225
13Dacia Duster8411.2%134
14Ford Tourneo Custom8301.2%148
15Skoda Kodiaq8061.2%1517
16Skoda Superb7921.1%1637
17Ford Transit Custom (LCV)7751.1%1732
18Nissan X-Trail7741.1%1833
19Toyota Corolla Cross7371.1%1916
20Toyota Aygo X6901.0%2059
21Renault Master6811.0%2149
22VW Golf6781.0%2226
23Ford Puma6460.9%2374
24Citroen C3 Aircross5810.8%2478
25Suzuki Swift5700.8%2522
26Omoda 55510.8%2623
27Mercedes GLC/Coupe5310.8%2773
28VW Tiguan5310.8%2855
29Chery Tiggo 75230.8%2990
30Chery Tiggo 85220.8%30129
31Opel Frontera5110.7%3175
32Dacia Bigster5100.7%3241
33Toyota Proace Max5030.7%3354
34Nissan Juke5020.7%3491
35Ford Transit5010.7%3531
36Toyota Yaris4900.7%3629
37Mercedes Citan4570.7%3753
38MG ZS4520.7%3848
39Skoda Scala4490.7%3946
40Jaecoo 74360.6%4056
41Kia Ceed4110.6%4158
42Tesla Model Y4000.6%4219
43BMW X1/iX13990.6%4389
44BYD Seal U3880.6%4427
45BMW 5 Series3780.5%4569
46Fiat Ducato3730.5%4640
47Mercedes Sprinter3670.5%4743
48BMW X33560.5%4857
49BYD Atto 23530.5%49n/a
50BMW X53490.5%5061
51Toyota Hilux3460.5%5135
52VW T-Cross3400.5%5279
53Mercedes GLE/Coupe3320.5%5367
54Chery Tiggo 43310.5%54n/a
55Skoda Karoq3310.5%5566
56Peugeot 30083290.5%5651
57VW Tayron3250.5%57111
58Volvo XC603170.5%5821
59Ford Transit Custom (PC)3150.5%5939
60Volvo XC403120.5%6072
61VW Passat3120.5%6171
62Ford Transit Courier3080.4%6250
63Toyota Proace City (PC)3080.4%6338
64KGM Korando2970.4%646
65BMW 3 Series2900.4%6520
66VW Caddy2870.4%6615
67Toyota RAV42860.4%6710
68BYD Dolphin Surf2810.4%68148
69Renault Captur2690.4%6962
70Opel Combo2680.4%7060
71Kia Xceed2660.4%7183
72Opel Corsa2600.4%7268
73Hyundai i302530.4%7342
74Lexus NX2530.4%7481
75Peugeot 20082510.4%7544
76Audi A3Β 2470.4%7670
77Audi A52410.3%7796
78Hyundai Kona2410.3%7845
79Audi Q32390.3%79112
80Peugeot Boxer2370.3%8076
81Renault Trafic2290.3%8187
82BYD Atto 32230.3%82118
83Seat Leon2220.3%8382
84BYD Sealion 72200.3%84120
85Mercedes V Class2160.3%8563
86Renault Kangoo Van2160.3%86138
87Jaecoo 52130.3%87n/a
88Renault Symbioz2110.3%88n/a
89Skoda Fabia2090.3%89102
90Jeep Avenger2080.3%9064
91Tesla Model 32080.3%9134

Source: Dataforce. Many thanks to Csaba.

Slovenia May 2026: Renault Clio leads, Leapmotor up to #12 brand

11 June 2026 at 06:45

Leapmotor is up to #12 in the Slovenian brands ranking in May.

6,154 new cars hit Slovenian roads in May, a splendid 20.2% year-on-year improvement. This brings the year-to-date tally up 14.7% to 28,659. Volkswagen surges 38.8% to 17.7% share vs. 15.2% so far this year and is followed like last month by Skoda (+13.6%), Renault (+7%) and Toyota (+20.7%). Peugeot (+12.2%) is back up 7 spots on last month to #5 but trails the market. It’s a mediocre month for Hyundai (-38.3%) while BMW (+30.2%) is in outstanding form at #10. Launched last July, Chinese newcomer Leapmotor is up seven ranks on April to #12 with 185 sales and 3% share, all records.

Over in the models charts, the Renault Captur (+21.4%) lodges its first win of the year at 4.1% share, distancing the Skoda Octavia (+26.2%) which becomes #1 year-to-date. The Peugeot 3008 (+71.2%) is up 12 spots on last month to #3, ending the month ahead of the VW T-Roc (+86.5%) and Renault Clio (-32.1%). The VW Touran (+134.1%) and Golf (+75.3%) also shine in the remainder of the Top 10 while the Skoda Kamiq (+22.1%) is just above the market growth rate. The best-selling recent launches are the Leapmotor B10 and T03, equal #16.

Previous month: Slovenia April 2026: VW T-Roc (+186.5%), Toyota Corolla (+167.3%) highlight strong market (+15.6%)

One year ago: Slovenia May 2025: Renault Captur catches up to Skoda Octavia YTD

Full May 2026 Top 62 All brands and Top 276 All models below.

Slovenia May 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1Volkswagen1,09117.7%+ 38.8%14,36215.2%+ 13.0%11
2Skoda63610.3%+ 13.6%23,06210.7%+ 5.2%22
3Renault61510.0%+ 7.0%32,4208.4%+ 1.3%33
4Toyota3736.1%+ 20.7%41,8106.3%+ 29.5%45
5Peugeot2674.3%+ 12.2%121,2254.3%– 5.6%57
6Citroen2213.6%+ 1.4%61,1193.9%+ 22.4%711
7Hyundai2213.6%– 38.3%71,1474.0%– 25.5%64
8Ford2053.3%– 9.3%51,0983.8%– 7.3%86
9Dacia1993.2%+ 1.0%89893.5%+ 33.1%99
10BMW1943.2%+ 30.2%117992.8%+ 10.8%1313
11Audi1893.1%– 3.6%98583.0%– 3.9%1010
12Leapmotor1853.0%new195261.8%new1828
13Opel1702.8%– 0.6%108042.8%+ 28.0%1212
14MG1562.5%+ 183.6%136512.3%+ 162.5%1517
15Kia1492.4%– 19.0%148202.9%– 26.5%118
16Seat1141.9%+ 90.0%164691.6%+ 65.1%1922
17Mercedes1001.6%+ 14.9%157662.7%+ 14.3%1414
18Mazda981.6%+ 36.1%214281.5%+ 19.9%2120
19Suzuki981.6%+ 32.4%244421.5%– 1.3%2018
20Fiat831.3%+ 388.2%223701.3%+ 120.2%2224
21Cupra731.2%+ 5.8%203271.1%– 12.3%2321
22Jaecoo711.2%new292170.8%new2936
23Dongfeng671.1%+ 272.2%172380.8%+ 118.3%2629
24Tesla651.1%– 27.8%256382.2%+ 103.2%1616
25Nissan631.0%– 19.2%265561.9%+ 23.6%1715
26Omoda490.8%new232690.9%new2538
27Volvo370.6%+ 60.9%282260.8%+ 29.1%2726
28Forthing350.6%– 5.4%273011.1%+ 15.3%2419
29Geely310.5%+ 3.3%182100.7%+ 23.5%3025
30BYD260.4%new46530.2%new4047
31Mini240.4%+ 500.0%42560.2%+ 40.0%3937
32Honda220.4%+ 37.5%32800.3%– 5.9%3432
33Jeep220.4%– 15.4%302190.8%+ 14.7%2823
34Mitsubishi210.3%– 8.7%37940.3%+ 28.8%3333
35Porsche210.3%– 19.2%36950.3%– 19.5%3230
36KG Mobility170.3%– 34.6%311750.6%+ 13.6%3127
37Lexus160.3%+ 23.1%35710.2%– 16.5%3534
38Vinfast150.2%new38330.1%new43 –
39Land Rover140.2%+ 16.7%39640.2%+ 4.9%3635
40Zeekr120.2%new33610.2%new3748
41Xpeng110.2%new40320.1%new46 –
42BAIC90.1%n/a34520.2%+ 2500.0%4143
43Lynk & Co80.1%+ 700.0%41370.1%+ 208.3%4240
44Alfa Romeo60.1%– 33.3%44580.2%– 17.1%3831
45DS60.1%– 14.3%48320.1%+ 0.0%4441
46Man50.1%– 37.5%45180.1%– 25.0%4742
47Subaru50.1%– 58.3%43320.1%– 5.9%4539
48Alpine20.0%n/a49100.0%+ 66.7%4946
49Deepal20.0%new5480.0%new50 –
50Ferrari20.0%+ 100.0%6020.0%– 50.0%5349
51Hongqi20.0%+ 0.0%47170.1%+ 750.0%4845
52Secma10.0%new –10.0%new57 –
 –Others300.5%– 43.4% –2160.8%– 39.5% – –

Slovenia May 2026 – models:

PosModelMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1Renault Captur2554.1%+ 21.4%27412.6%– 14.3%33
2Skoda Octavia2313.8%+ 26.2%18983.1%+ 2.0%12
3Peugeot 20081782.9%+ 71.2%156892.4%+ 54.8%49
4VW T-Roc1662.7%+ 86.5%36012.1%+ 45.2%87
5Renault Clio1632.6%– 32.1%68332.9%+ 3.3%21
6VW Tiguan1342.2%+ 10.7%55732.0%+ 15.5%96
7VW Golf1282.1%+ 75.3%85131.8%– 6.7%1011
8Skoda Kodiaq1262.0%+ 7.7%96332.2%+ 1.0%55
9Skoda Kamiq1161.9%+ 22.1%76152.1%– 12.4%74
10VW Touran1031.7%+ 134.1%322530.9%+ 19.3%3034
11Toyota Corolla1001.6%+ 96.1%46232.2%+ 110.5%615
12VW T-Cross921.5%+ 17.9%124201.5%+ 1.9%1210
13Ford Tourneo Custom831.3%+ 31.7%163701.3%+ 22.9%1724
14VW Taigo831.3%– 1.2%133981.4%+ 16.7%1316
15Citroen C3 Aircross811.3%+ 131.4%243391.2%+ 539.6%2077
16Leapmotor B10801.3%new1331580.6%new53174
17Leapmotor T03801.3%new252911.0%new2385
18Toyota Yaris Cross801.3%– 23.8%113951.4%+ 10.0%1514
19Opel Frontera791.3%+ 295.0%233151.1%+ 1475.0%2158
20Dacia Sandero781.3%+ 136.4%283091.1%+ 96.8%2222
21Hyundai Tucson761.2%– 36.7%293971.4%– 24.4%148
22VW Multivan721.2%+ 60.0%392340.8%– 34.1%3425
23Tesla Model Y621.0%– 17.3%192600.9%+ 35.4%2621
24Seat Leon601.0%+ 233.3%212851.0%+ 103.6%2444
25Dacia Duster591.0%– 45.9%103681.3%– 14.0%1812
26Toyota C-HR580.9%+ 23.4%302160.8%+ 3.3%3837
27MG 3570.9%+ 470.0%311950.7%+ 680.0%43111
28VW Polo570.9%+ 3.6%172420.8%+ 54.1%3043
29Citroen C3550.9%– 53.8%143411.2%– 30.3%1913
30MG ZS EV550.9%+ 71.9%351660.6%+ 40.7%5263
31Kia Sportage530.9%+ 10.4%402470.9%– 19.5%3120
30Jaecoo 7520.8%new581420.5%new62123
31Audi A3510.8%+ 59.4%981140.4%– 2.6%7766
32BMW X3510.8%+ 240.0%1201120.4%+ 148.9%7893
33Dacia Bigster510.8%+ 45.7%712550.9%+ 507.1%2855
34Fiat Grande Panda500.8%new222640.9%new25131
35Renault Austral490.8%+ 16.7%262270.8%– 16.2%3630
36VW Touareg490.8%+ 444.4%461560.5%+ 147.6%56129
37Suzuki Vitara480.8%+ 6.7%362330.8%+ 5.4%3535
38Renault Twingo460.7%new88660.2%new114 –
39Skoda Fabia460.7%+ 84.0%761530.5%– 4.4%5854
40VW Passat450.7%– 25.0%441780.6%– 27.9%4729
41Omoda 5430.7%new202360.8%new32139
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This is your brain on ChatGPT

Sizzle. Sizzle. That's the sound of your neurons frying over the heat of a thousand GPUs as your generative AI tool of choice cheerfully churns through your workload. As it turns out, offloading all of that cognitive effort to a robot as you look on in luxury is turning your brain into a couch potato.

That's what a recently published (and yet to be peer-reviewed) paper from some of MIT's brightest minds suggests, anyway.

The study examines the "neural and behavioral consequences" of using LLMs (Large Language Models) like ChatGPT for, in this instance, essay writing. The findings raise serious questions about how long-term use of AI might affect learning, thinking, and memory. More worryingly, we recently witnessed it play out in real life.

Google DeepMind, you EmptyMind

The study, titled, "Your Brain on ChatGPT: Accumulation of Cognitive Debt when Using an AI Assistant for Essay Writing Task," involved 54 participants split into three groups:

  • LLM group: Instructed to complete assignments using only ChatGPT, and no other websites or tools.
  • Search engine group: Allowed to use any website except LLMs, even AI-enhanced answers were forbidden.
  • Brain-only group: Relying only on their own knowledge.

Across three sessions, these groups were tasked with writing an essay about one of three changing topics. An example of the essay question for the topic of "Art" was: "Do works of art have the power to change people's lives?"

Participants then had 20 minutes to answer the question related to their chosen topic in essay form, all while wearing an Enobio headset to collect EEG signals from their brain.

In a fourth session, LLM and Brain-only groups were swapped to measure any potential lasting impact of prior sessions.

The results? Across the first three tests, Brain-only writers had the most active, widespread brain engagement during the task, while LLM-assisted writers showed the lowest levels of brain activity across the board (although routinely completed the task fastest). Search engine-assisted users generally fell somewhere in between the two.

Bizarre man looking confused in front of a laptop at home with a colorful propeller hat on.

Researchers say tools like ChatGPT can lull people into a state of "metacognitive laziness," where thinking slows and AI takes the wheel. (Image credit: Getty Images (piola666))

In short, Brain-only writers were actively engaging with the assignment, producing more creative and unique writing while actually learning. They were able to quote their essays afterwards and felt strong ownership of their work.

Alternatively, LLM users engaged less over each session, began to uncritically rely on ChatGPT more as the study went on, and felt less ownership of the results. Their work was judged to be less unique, and participants often failed to accurately quote from their own work, suggesting reduced long-term memory formation.

Researchers referred to this phenomenon as "metacognitive laziness" β€” not just a great name for a Prog-Rock band, but also a perfect label for the hazy distance between autopilot and Copilot, where participants disengage and let the AI do the thinking for them.

But it was the fourth session that yielded the most worrying results. According to the study, when the LLM and Brain-only group traded places, the group that previously relied on AI failed to bounce back to pre-LLM levels tested before the study.

TL;DR: AI makes us stupid, but we didn't need a study to prove it

To put it simply, sustained use of AI tools like ChatGPT to "help" with tasks that require critical thinking, creativity, and cognitive engagement may erode our natural ability to access those processes in the future.

But we didn't need a 206-page study to tell us that.

On June 10, an outage lasting over 10 hours saw ChatGPT users cut off from their AI assistant, and it provoked a disturbing trend of people openly admitting, sans any hint of awareness, that without access to OpenAI's chatbot, they'd suddenly forgotten how to work, write, or function.

How it feels like coding yourself without chatgpt ChatGPT is down pic.twitter.com/KEThaV0QU9January 23, 2025

This study may have used EEG caps and grading algorithms to prove it, but most of us may already be living its findings.

When faced with an easy or hard path, many of us would assume that only a particularly smooth-brained individual would willingly take the more difficult, obtuse route.

However, as this study claims, the so-called easy path may be quietly sanding down our frontal lobes in a lasting manner β€” at least when it comes to our use of AI.

This is how I feel when Chat GPT is down: #ChatGPT pic.twitter.com/Ne1pslXFk7June 10, 2025

That's especially frightening when you think of students, who are adopting these tools en masse, with OpenAI itself pushing for wider embrace of ChatGPT in education as part of its mission to build "an AI-Ready Workforce."

A 2023 study conducted by Intelligent.com revealed that a third of U.S. college students surveyed used ChatGPT for schoolwork during the 2022/23 academic year.

In 2024, a survey from the Digital Education Council claimed that 86% of students across 16 countries use artificial intelligence in their studies to some degree.

AI's big sell is productivity, the promise that we can get more done, faster. And yes, MIT researchers have previously concluded that AI tools can boost worker productivity by up to 15%, but the long-term impact suggests codependency over competency. And that sounds a lot like regression.

At least for the one in front of the computer.

Sizzle. Sizzle.

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