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Watch: Jude Bellingham appears to blame England teammate for Argentina goal

16 July 2026 at 02:37

Jude Bellingham seemed to blame England teammate Jordan Pickford for the Enzo Fernandez goal for Argentina in the World Cup semi-final.

Chelsea midfielder Fernandez fired in a superb long-range strike for Argentina to make it 1-1, but it seems Bellingham feels the shot was actually quite central.

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Watch below as some fans seem to have been able to lip-read Bellingham’s reaction to the goal, with the Real Madrid ace complaining that it was in the middle of the goal…

Bellingham moaning about Pickford’s little arms. ‘It’s the middle of the goal’ ?? pic.twitter.com/eMqWz2FKg7

— Paul (@pclfc8) July 15, 2026

Make your own minds up, but that perhaps seems a bit harsh on England goalkeeper Pickford, who mostly had a really good game and another strong tournament overall.

Bellingham has been superb for England at this World Cup, but it’s moments like this that perhaps rub some fans up the wrong way, as he can be a little petulant when things aren’t going for him.

Who’s to blame for England’s World Cup exit?

England will likely need to do some soul-searching after this World Cup semi-final loss, as they were a goal up with just a few minutes left, but perhaps handed momentum back to Argentina by being overly defensive and cautious.

Perhaps Pickford could have done better too, but overall it seemed more like the wrong tactical approach from Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel.

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Still, this was a good tournament for England and there’ll perhaps be some optimism about what they can build for the future, even if it feels painful now to have missed out on a place in the final.

England still haven’t won the World Cup since all the way back in 1966, and to many this felt like the best opportunity to finally do it again.

Argentina are a fantastic team, however, and are now looking to retain the trophy in what should be a mouth-watering encounter against Spain this Sunday.

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Argentina 2-1 England player ratings: Messi gets 9/10 with 2 assists while Chelsea & Spurs stars shine

16 July 2026 at 01:35

Argentina have beaten England and made it to the World Cup final, with Lionel Messi and co. now preparing to take on Spain.

Anthony Gordon gave England the lead in Wednesday night’s semi-final, but Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez scored twice late on to send the Three Lions out of the World Cup.

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For England, the 60 years of hurt goes on, and they’ll have to look back at what ended up being a pretty negative performance against Argentina.

Thomas Tuchel went far too defensive after England went ahead, so it’s not exactly the players’ fault, but here’s our look at how the players from both sides rated…

Argentina 2-1 England World Cup semi-final player ratings

Jordan Pickford – 6

Reece James – 7

Djed Spence – 7

Marc Guehi – 6

John Stones – 6

Declan Rice – 7.5

Elliot Anderson – 6

Jude Bellingham – 6.5

Morgan Rogers – 7

Anthony Gordon – 7.5

Harry Kane – 6

Not too many stand-out performers there from England, but Rogers and Gordon combined well for the goal, while Rice also played his part and generally worked hard in a difficult midfield battle. James and Spence were also in good form at both ends of the pitch, with the latter particularly impressive with one last-ditch challenge in the second half.

Emiliano Martinez – 6

Nahuel Molina – 6

Nicolas Tagliafico – 6

Cristian Romero – 8

Lisandro Martinez – 7

Leandro Paredes – 7

Alexis Mac Allister – 6.5

Enzo Fernandez – 8

Giulio Simeone – 6

Julian Alvarez – 7

Lionel Messi – 9

Argentina were not exactly spectacular, but Messi and Fernandez produced when it mattered and that will give them confidence against Spain in the final. A word too to Romero, who hasn’t always been at his best in a Tottenham shirt, but who looked like a real leader at the back tonight in an important game, keeping Kane quiet throughout.

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Who do you think will win this weekend’s final now? Give us your predictions in the comments!

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Talks to begin for surprise club to sign Manchester United star

15 July 2026 at 21:09

It seems that surprise talks could be about to begin for Fenerbahce to sign Manchester United misfit Marcus Rashford this summer.

The England international, currently at the World Cup 2026 and preparing for tonight’s semi-final clash against Argentina, has been left in limbo after his loan spell at Barcelona.

Rashford shone during his spell at the Nou Camp last season, but it seems that Barca will not be taking up the option to sign him permanently.

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According to Turkish outlet Fanatik, Fenerbahce are now targeting Rashford after already completing their deal to sign Mason Greenwood.

Marcus Rashford set to move to Turkey?

Rashford was once a star player for Man Utd and showed he’s still got what it takes to perform at the highest level with some fine performances for Barcelona in La Liga and the Champions League.

So, in many ways, it seems slightly surprising that Rashford might now be about to move to the Turkish league, which would represent a significant step down in terms of the competitiveness of the division.

Still, there are also a lot of good players at clubs like Fenerbahce, Galatasaray, and Besiktas, so perhaps Rashford can flourish there and make an impact in major competitions like the Champions League.

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It would also be interesting to see Rashford linking up with his former United teammate Greenwood again, with the pair often combining well together at Old Trafford.

MUFC will now have a decision to make, as some fans might even feel that Rashford’s fine form at Barcelona last season should mean he’s in contention for a first-team role again.

Perhaps that ship has now sailed and a fresh start would be the best for everyone, but much of that will now hinge on whether or not Rashford himself is open to joining Fenerbahce, or if he waits for other opportunities.

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Vietnam June 2026: VinFast up 57.7%, Limo Green #1 again

15 July 2026 at 14:40

The VinFast Limo Green is the best-selling vehicle in Vietnam in June.

According to data by VAMA, Hyundai and VinFast, the Vietnamese new vehicle market is up 11.1% year-on-year in June to 52,805 units, leading to a H1 tally up 29.1% to 328,818 (locally made vehicles only). Local EV maker VinFast continues on its dominant show, with sales up a whopping 57.7% to 34% share. This is however below the 35.3% it holds year-to-date. Toyota (+4.5%) and Thaco-Kia (+4.4%) are shy below while Hyundai (-10.7%) underperforms again. Suzuki (+35.4%) and Honda (+31.5%) shine but Ford (-34.2%), Mazda (-18.1%) and Mitsubishi (-13.8%) fall apart.

Over in the models charts, VinFast “only” monopolises the Top 4 vs. Top 5 over the past four months. The new Limo Green lodges a 7th win in the past 8 months at 7.3% share, distancing the VF 3 (-3.2%), VF 5 (+9.9%) and VF 6 (+140%). The Toyota Innova Cross (+100.2%) doubles its sales year-on-year, is up 13 spots on May to become the best of the rest at #5. Meanwhile the VinFast VF 7 (+98.2%) soars to #7 and the new MPV 7 is down three ranks to #7. Notice also the Toyota Hilux (+257.1%) and Honda City (+185.9%) posting fantastic gains below.

Previous month: Vietnam May 2026: VinFast monopolises Top 5 for 4th month in a row, EC Van in Top 10

One year ago: Vietnam June 2025: VinFast VF 3 reclaims top spot

Full June 2026 Top 18 All brands and Top 63 All models below.

Note: Brands data include medium and heavy commercial vehicles, models data doesn’t. Some brands such as BMW, Lexus, Mini and Peugeot don’t share models detail.

Vietnam June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1VinFast17,95534.0%+ 57.7%1115,91635.3%+ 71.6%11
2Toyota6,49412.3%+ 4.5%235,41010.8%+ 21.0%22
3Thaco-Kia5,0049.5%+ 4.4%329,3148.9%+ 17.4%33
4Hyundai3,7467.1%– 10.7%425,0697.6%+ 3.6%44
5Mitsubishi3,1586.0%– 13.8%621,6176.6%+ 36.9%56
6Ford2,7415.2%– 34.2%521,2326.5%– 2.2%65
7Mazda2,3614.5%– 18.1%715,2984.7%+ 4.2%77
8Honda2,0023.8%+ 31.5%811,3053.4%+ 0.6%88
9Isuzu9001.7%+ 7.8%95,3851.6%+ 16.3%99
10Suzuki6541.2%+ 35.4%103,8141.2%+ 35.9%1010
11Dothanh – JMC2520.5%+ 55.6%121,3370.4%+ 51.8%1213
12Hino2290.4%– 8.4%131,6670.5%+ 39.4%1111
13Lexus2180.4%– 32.5%111,2590.4%+ 56.6%1314
14BMW+Mini2000.4%– 8.7%141,1410.3%+ 18.9%1415
15Peugeot1220.2%– 46.5%156700.2%– 49.4%1512
16Samco100.0%– 52.4%161150.0%+ 23.7%1718
17Daewoo Bus60.0%– 57.1%18310.0%– 76.5%1816
18Hyundai Trucks50.0%– 70.6%171660.1%+ 62.7%1617

Vietnam June 2026 – models:

PosModelJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1VinFast Limo Green3,8687.3%new127,9278.5%new13
2VinFast VF 33,5506.7%– 3.2%223,7817.2%+ 3.0%21
3VinFast VF 5 3,3646.4%+ 9.9%320,1676.1%– 7.5%32
4VinFast VF 62,9885.7%+ 140.0%514,0454.3%+ 64.2%44
5Toyota Innova Cross1,6703.2%+ 100.2%185,6231.7%+ 63.2%1421
6VinFast VF 71,4372.7%+ 98.2%176,8492.1%+ 91.0%1016
7VinFast MPV 71,2542.4%new49,1772.8%new5 –
8Toyota Yaris Cross1,2062.3%+ 4.9%68,1462.5%+ 50.3%69
9Mazda CX-51,1442.2%– 23.7%88,1232.5%+ 10.0%77
10Mitsubishi Xforce1,0952.1%– 23.5%196,2991.9%+ 37.7%118
11Mitsubishi Xpander1,0512.0%– 39.0%77,7912.4%– 4.8%85
12Toyota Hilux1,0001.9%+ 257.1%223,9811.2%+ 170.3%2334
13Honda City9121.7%+ 185.9%273,5221.1%– 1.8%2615
14Ford Ranger8521.6%– 39.3%106,9862.1%– 10.3%96
15Ford Everest8181.5%– 27.1%116,1011.9%+ 18.8%1311
16Hyundai Creta7871.5%+ 87.4%204,6711.4%+ 47.7%1718
17Ford Territory7841.5%– 29.3%126,1441.9%+ 9.1%1212
18Toyota Corolla Cross7791.5%– 3.3%153,7111.1%+ 1.9%2419
19Kia Seltos7021.3%+ 38.7%164,5291.4%+ 73.9%1924
20Mitsubishi Destinator6871.3%new135,1891.6%new1546
21Hyundai Tucson6461.2%– 25.7%214,4421.4%+ 15.9%2017
22Toyota Veloz Cross6221.2%– 18.8%145,0971.6%+ 61.9%1620
23Kia Sonet5501.0%+ 31.3%253,9811.2%+ 59.9%2226
24Mazda24710.9%+ 2.8%282,5920.8%+ 8.3%2828
25Honda HR-V4670.9%+ 8.6%262,5190.8%– 3.1%2923
26Kia Carnival4540.9%+ 4.1%292,3140.7%– 10.0%3129
27Honda CR-V4430.8%+ 1.8%233,5541.1%+ 32.5%2525
28Toyota Vios4360.8%– 58.8%244,5491.4%– 13.6%1810
29Kia Carens4090.8%+ 12.4%302,4760.8%+ 38.0%3031
30Hyundai Stargazer3030.6%– 1.6%331,9890.6%+ 14.2%3337
31Mazda CX-82870.5%+ 38.6%341,7810.5%+ 45.3%3541
32Ford Transit2810.5%– 47.2%321,9310.6%– 36.1%3427
33Suzuki Super Carry Pro2770.5%+ 22.0%371,4950.5%+ 1.8%3839
34Kia Sportage2750.5%+ 59.9%409380.3%– 10.0%4449
35Toyota Prado2480.5%+ 275.8%604040.1%+ 28.3%5760
36Mitsubishi Triton2210.4%– 30.3%411,5400.5%– 15.2%3730
37Hyundai Accent2010.4%– 62.3%352,0860.6%– 44.7%3222
38Mazda31900.4%+ 3.3%361,5660.5%+ 24.8%3640
39Toyota Fortuner1810.3%– 39.3%447860.2%– 41.9%4535
40Toyota Camry1700.3%– 23.8%625590.2%– 51.9%5444
41Kia Sorento1670.3%+ 54.6%485630.2%+ 28.8%5358
42Suzuki Fronx1640.3%new436440.2%new4974
43Honda BR-V1430.3%– 50.3%381,2700.4%– 36.3%4032
44Hyundai Grand i101430.3%– 25.1%391,2640.4%– 20.7%4136
45Hyundai Santa Fe1250.2%– 13.8%421,0640.3%– 16.9%4243
46Mazda CX-31200.2%– 67.6%475890.2%– 62.5%5148
47Hyundai Palisade1140.2%+ 50.0%456500.2%+ 50.8%4856
48Mitsubishi Attrage1040.2%– 35.0%467170.2%– 19.2%4751
49Mazda CX-301010.2%– 38.0%515990.2%– 25.3%5053
50Suzuki XL7790.1%– 64.6%539950.3%– 17.3%4342
51Hyundai Custin720.1%– 36.8%495820.2%– 19.7%5254
52Toyota Land Cruiser690.1%– 10.4%563770.1%+ 69.8%5862
53Suzuki Eeco680.1%n/a633710.1%n/a59 –
54Hyundai Venue420.1%– 77.2%507530.2%– 39.1%4647
55Toyota Avanza Premio400.1%– 63.3%544270.1%– 24.8%5657
56Honda Civic370.1%– 24.5%524400.1%+ 27.2%5559
57Suzuki Jimny370.1%+ 12.1%581540.0%+ 6.9%6571
58Toyota Alphard340.1%+ 30.8%611880.1%+ 64.9%6369
59Suzuki Swift290.1%new551550.0%new6464
60Hyundai Elantra180.0%– 64.7%592040.1%– 40.0%6161
61Isuzu D-Max180.0%– 41.9%573700.1%+ 45.1%6063
62Isuzu MU-X80.0%– 65.2%65820.0%– 37.9%6667
63Ford Mustang Mach-E60.0%new64700.0%new6879

Source: VAMA, Hyundai, VinFast

Cyprus June 2026: BYD up to record 9.8% share, places Atto 3 at #2

15 July 2026 at 12:40

The BYD Atto 3 is the 2nd best-selling vehicle in Cyprus in June. (Evo model pictured)

According to our local partners SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT, new car sales in Cyprus skid -15.9% year-on-year in June to just 1,133 units. The H1 2026 volume is now down -11.9% to 7,244. Despite a ghastly YoY fall, Kia (-36%) remains the most popular carmaker in the country, albeit by just one sale above Toyota (+19%) in outstanding shape. Newcomer BYD repeats at an all-time high #3 but smashes its volume (111) and share (9.8%) records. Hyundai (-43.8%) falls apart and #4 and Skoda (+30.6%) rounds out the Top 5. BMW (+24.4%) also shines at #6.

The Kia Stonic (-8.2%) confirms it is the best-selling nameplate in Cyprus at 5.9% share vs. 5.4% so far this year. The new BYD Atto 3 surges from outside the May Top 20 directly into a new record 2nd place, eclipsing its previous best of #3 reached last January. In fact BYD also places the Seal U at #7 and the Dolphin Surf at #11. The Renault Captur (+650%) stuns at #5 and the Toyota Yaris Cross (+81%) also impresses. The Ford Puma (+188.9%) also posts a surreal gain in the remainder of the Top 10. The Top 14 best-selling models are all SUVs.

Previous month: Cyprus May 2026: BYD up to record #3, Kia monopolises podium

One year ago: Cyprus June 2025: Top 10 100% SUV, Dacia Duster, Kia EV3 shine

Full June 2026 Top 34 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Cyprus June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Kia12611.1%– 36.0%11,16416.1%– 19.7%11
2Toyota12511.0%+ 19.0%26268.6%– 11.3%22
3BYD1119.8%new34996.9%new418
4Hyundai726.4%– 43.8%144406.1%– 37.7%63
5Skoda645.6%+ 30.6%101982.7%– 10.0%1313
6BMW564.9%+ 24.4%44175.8%– 7.7%76
7Nissan494.3%– 61.1%56178.5%– 12.7%35
8Renault494.3%+ 2.1%62894.0%– 15.0%98
9Volkswagen494.3%– 66.7%114456.1%– 42.4%54
10Mercedes484.2%– 18.6%83344.6%– 21.2%87
11Ford413.6%+ 28.1%131702.3%– 37.3%1512
12MG363.2%+ 38.5%241111.5%+ 98.2%1921
13Dacia353.1%– 58.3%122293.2%– 8.4%1111
14Jeep292.6%– 47.3%92443.4%– 28.0%109
15Land Rover252.2%– 19.4%72012.8%+ 17.5%1215
16Seat242.1%+ 700.0%31540.7%– 14.3%2624
17Audi232.0%– 32.4%161772.4%– 38.8%1410
18Cupra221.9%+ 46.7%22761.0%+ 31.0%2222
19Lexus221.9%– 4.3%191011.4%– 1.9%2120
20Peugeot191.7%– 32.1%151452.0%+ 48.0%1619
21Citroen171.5%+ 30.8%21670.9%+ 168.0%2328
22Honda131.1%+ 8.3%29650.9%+ 10.2%2523
23Porsche131.1%– 40.9%201121.5%– 29.1%1816
24Ssangyong121.1%+ 200.0%23660.9%+ 65.0%2425
25Mini111.0%– 54.2%171041.4%– 43.2%2014
26Volvo111.0%– 38.9%181151.6%– 18.4%1717
27Suzuki70.6%+ 40.0%25370.5%+ 5.7%2727
28Alfa Romeo50.4%n/a33140.2%+ 250.0%3231
29BAIC50.4%new28310.4%new29 –
30Opel50.4%+ 25.0%26290.4%+ 45.0%3029
31Mazda40.4%– 42.9%27320.4%– 27.3%2826
32Lamborghini20.2%n/a –50.1%+ 25.0%3434
33Rolls Royce20.2%n/a3540.1%+ 300.0%3535
34Bentley10.1%– 66.7%3280.1%– 11.1%3330

Cyprus June 2026 – models:

PosModelJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Kia Stonic675.9%– 8.2%13935.4%– 21.7%11
2BYD Atto 3433.8%newn/a1331.8%new12n/a
3Toyota C-HR383.4%+ 0.0%41912.6%+ 7.3%78
4Toyota Yaris Cross383.4%+ 81.0%71802.5%+ 13.9%810
5Renault Captur302.6%+ 650.0%81161.6%+ 103.5%14n/a
6Hyundai Tucson282.5%– 56.9%132353.2%– 25.4%43
7BYD Seal U262.3%new91331.8%new13n/a
8Ford Puma262.3%+ 188.9%15821.1%– 4.7%2026
9Nissan Qashqai262.3%– 55.9%62944.1%+ 1.7%24
10Jeep Avenger242.1%– 31.4%101782.5%– 15.6%97
11BYD Dolphin Surf232.0%new181071.5%new15n/a
12Kia Sportage181.6%– 61.7%52863.9%– 25.9%32
13Hyundai Kona171.5%+ 240.0%n/a951.3%– 55.8%1811
14BMW X1161.4%+ 60.0%n/a951.3%– 38.7%1713
15Skoda Fabia (est)151.3%n/an/a691.0%+ 32.7%3045
16Dacia Duster141.2%– 65.0%n/a961.3%+ 3.2%1618
17VW Taigo141.2%– 33.3%n/a821.1%– 28.7%2221
18Kia EV3111.0%– 71.1%31692.3%+ 43.2%1019
19Toyota Yaris111.0%+ 37.5%14711.0%– 10.1%2925
20Nissan X-Trail100.9%– 33.3%n/a731.0%– 29.8%2620
21VW Tiguan100.9%+ 11.1%n/a771.1%– 2.5%2422
n/aKia Xceed90.8%– 59.1%21972.7%+ 23.9%614
n/aDacia Sandero80.7%– 60.0%11711.0%– 4.1%2827
n/aKia Picanto80.7%– 27.3%n/a821.1%– 51.2%2117
n/aVW T-Cross80.7%– 71.4%n/a871.2%– 44.6%1912
n/aVW T-Roc70.6%– 87.9%n/a1411.9%– 53.9%115
n/aNissan Juke60.5%– 83.8%202223.1%– 16.2%56
n/aPeugeot 300860.5%+ 20.0%16801.1%+ 56.9%23n/a
n/aVolvo XC4030.3%– 76.9%19741.0%– 1.3%2524
n/aMini Countryman20.2%– 90.0%17721.0%– 55.8%2715

Source: SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT

USA June/Q2 2026: Hybrids spur market up 7.9%, Nissan and Stellantis recover

13 July 2026 at 22:33

Nissan Rogue sales are up 38.6% over Q2.

New light vehicle sales in the U.S. are up 7.9% year-on-year in June to 1.4 million units according to GlobalData. The Seasonally adjusted annualised rate of sales (SAAR) is up from 15.95 million a year ago in June 2025 to 16.6 million, also ahead of May’s 16.21 million. Q2 volumes edge up 0.6% to 4,238,996. According to JD Power and GlobalData average incentives are up 13% year-on-year in June to $3,217. Incentives on non-electric vehicles are up 19% to $2,970 while incentives on EVs are up just 3.1% to $9,824. Hybrids account for 16% of the US market in June, up from 13.7% in June 2025 with EV’s share at 7.4%.

Over the second quarter of the year, General Motors (-4.2%) remains the most successful OEM in the country ahead of Toyota Motor (+1.1%). However this is GM’s third consecutive quarterly decline. Ford Motor (-10.4%) takes a big hit, but the next six manufacturers all beat the market. Notably, Nissan Group (+9.2%) and Stellantis (+5.7%) recover, with the VW Group also up significantly at +9.8%. American Honda (+8.4%) impresses while Hyundai-Kia (+3.5%) is also up.

Toyota (+2.6%) is once again the most popular marque and extends its gap over #2 Ford (-10.1%) to above 65,000 units over Q2. Chevrolet (-3.8%) is also in difficulty in third place. Nissan shoots up 10.2% in Q1 and announced it has posted 16 consecutive months of year-over year retail U.S. sales increases. Honda (+9.4%) also delivers a very solid gain, with Subaru (+6.8%), Hyundai (+4%) and Kia (+2.8%) in shape. Further down, Chrysler (+80%), Volkswagen (+24.9%) and BMW (+13%) stand out.

Model-wise, the Ford F-Series (-11%) hits a wall, as a fire at a key supplier handicapped production. The Chevrolet Silverado (-7.3%) also struggles at #2 but the Honda CR-V (+16%) confirms it is the new SUV champion in the US. Indeed the Toyota RAV4 (-24.2%) continues on its difficult generation changeover and is down to #7 for the quarter. The Ram Pickup (+14.3%) is in great shape as is the Toyota Camry (+18.5%) while the GMC Sierra (+5%) is softer. The Tesla Model Y (+2.7%) falls to #8 ahead of the Honda Civic (+8.1%) and Toyota Tacoma (+5%). Excellent performances below by the Nissan Rogue (+38.6%), Ford Explorer (+13.8%) and Honda Accord (+41.2%).

Previous month: USA May 2026: Mazda (+35%), Honda (+10.5%), Subaru (+10.4%) impress, sedans up

One year ago: USA June/Q2 2025: Ford (+13.6%) overtakes Toyota (+7.1%) as #1 brand in weakening market

Full Q2 2026 Top 15 OEMs, Top 48 All brands and Top 303 All models below.

USA Q2 2026 – OEMs:

PosOEMQ2 2026/25
1General Motors711,162– 4.2%
2Toyota Motor673,970+ 1.1%
3Ford Motor Co545,978– 10.4%
4Hyundai-Kia489,663+ 3.5%
5American Honda420,089+ 8.4%
6Stellantis329,284+ 5.7%
7Nissan Motor Group/Mitsubishi265,868+ 9.2%
8Subaru165,390+ 6.8%
9Volkswagen Group144,964+ 9.8%
10Tesla115,000– 8.0%
11BMW Group110,559+ 11.9%
12Mazda107,361+ 7.4%
13Mercedes-Benz84,500– 2.9%
14Volvo Cars34,228+ 9.0%
15JLR24,400– 28.2%

USA Q2 2026 – brands:

PosBrandQ2 2026/25
1Toyota585,210+ 2.6%
2Ford519,589– 10.1%
3Chevrolet455,944– 3.8%
4Honda382,727+ 9.4%
5Hyundai245,180+ 4.0%
6Nissan230,443+ 10.2%
7Kia223,712+ 2.8%
8GMC169,226– 0.3%
9Subaru165,390+ 6.8%
10Jeep140,699– 5.5%
11Ram123,147+ 11.3%
12Tesla115,000– 8.0%
13Mazda107,361+ 7.4%
14BMW102,713+ 13.0%
15Volkswagen89,159+ 24.9%
16Lexus88,760– 7.5%
17Mercedes84,500– 2.9%
18Buick50,167– 7.5%
19Chrysler41,710+ 80.0%
20Audi38,030– 3.1%
21Acura37,362– 0.7%
22Cadillac35,825– 19.2%
23Volvo34,228+ 9.0%
24Lincoln26,389– 15.8%
25Land Rover23,700– 25.9%
26Mitsubishi23,127+ 4.6%
27Dodge21,818– 15.3%
28Genesis20,771+ 4.6%
29Porsche16,495– 16.7%
30Infiniti12,298– 0.2%
31Rivian10,200+ 2.9%
32Mini7,456– 2.1%
33Ineos1,500+ 25.0%
34Lucid1,500+ 50.0%
35Polestar1,100– 42.1%
36Maserati1,000– 33.3%
37Ferrari880+ 6.0%
38Alfa Romeo828– 31.7%
39Jaguar700– 64.6%
40Bentley650– 6.5%
41Lamborghini630– 28.0%
42Aston Martin550+ 5.8%
43Rolls Royce390+ 18.2%
44VinFast300– 55.9%
45McLaren290+ 7.4%
46Lotus160– 48.4%
47Fisker100– 54.5%
48Fiat82– 79.2%

USA Q2 2026 – models:

PosModelQ2 2026/25
1Ford F-Series197,900– 11.0%
2Chevrolet Silverado145,011– 7.3%
3Honda CR-V126,677+ 16.0%
4Ram Pickup109,166+ 14.3%
5Toyota Camry100,789+ 18.5%
6GMC Sierra95,147+ 5.0%
7Toyota RAV494,086– 24.2%
8Tesla Model Y77,000+ 2.7%
9Honda Civic74,840+ 8.1%
10Toyota Tacoma74,585+ 5.0%
11Chevrolet Equinox69,637– 8.7%
12Toyota Corolla68,829+ 6.6%
13Nissan Rogue65,796+ 38.6%
14Ford Explorer65,538+ 13.8%
15Hyundai Tucson62,186+ 6.6%
16Chevrolet Trax60,287– 0.5%
17Subaru Forester53,702+ 16.5%
18Honda Accord  52,751+ 41.2%
19Kia Sportage50,203+ 9.4%
20Subaru Crosstrek49,126+ 5.1%
21Jeep Grand Cherokee48,255– 5.8%
22Ford Maverick47,850– 0.4%
23Hyundai Elantra46,776+ 13.3%
24Ford Bronco45,739+ 15.9%
25Ford Transit44,677+ 7.7%
26Chevrolet Traverse43,568+ 19.5%
27Jeep Wrangler41,793– 12.3%
28Chrysler Pacifica/Voyager41,704+ 81.1%
29Toyota Grand Highlander40,914+ 3.1%
30Nissan Sentra39,817+ 28.5%
31Toyota Tundra39,752+ 0.9%
32Toyota 4Runner39,076+ 79.9%
33Kia Telluride37,674+ 19.0%
34Honda HR-V37,357– 2.1%
35Ford Bronco Sport36,466– 6.7%
36Kia K436,359– 5.6%
37Subaru Outback35,884+ 7.7%
38Mazda CX-5035,785+ 51.6%
39Hyundai Palisade35,749+ 15.5%
40Nissan Pathfinder35,517+ 32.1%
41Chevrolet Trailblazer   32,341+ 28.4%
42Honda Pilot31,890– 2.0%
43Toyota Corolla Cross31,448+ 15.6%
44Hyundai Santa Fe30,660– 9.0%
45Toyota Sienna30,600+ 4.8%
46Lexus RX30,568+ 8.5%
47VW Tiguan29,002+ 152.5%
48Kia Sorento27,838+ 7.9%
49Chevrolet Tahoe27,816– 8.1%
50Mazda CX-527,700– 22.7%
51Nissan Kicks26,251+ 4.9%
52Chevrolet Colorado26,097– 3.2%
53Honda Odyssey24,371– 12.7%
54Tesla Model 324,000– 38.5%
55GMC Yukon/XL23,896– 3.9%
56BMW X522,874+ 41.6%
57Ford Expedition22,857– 27.0%
58Hyundai Sonata22,510+ 31.0%
59Nissan Frontier21,690+ 34.6%
60VW Atlas21,549+ 18.6%
61Kia Carnival21,437+ 15.4%
62GMC Terrain20,221+ 23.2%
63BMW X319,904+ 11.9%
64Kia K519,588+ 4.1%
65Nissan Altima19,317– 26.5%
66Hyundai Kona18,778– 17.7%
67Mercedes GLC18,517+ 13.4%
68Jeep Compass18,453– 20.1%
69Dodge Durango18,275– 11.7%
70Kia Seltos17,805+ 31.3%
71Mercedes GLE17,731+ 15.1%
72Lexus NX17,544– 13.4%
73Buick Envista16,627+ 3.3%
74Honda Passport16,315+ 6.1%
75Ford Ranger16,294– 9.8%
76Toyota Highlander16,276– 9.8%
77VW Jetta15,949+ 9.7%
78Lexus TX15,623+ 3.4%
79Jeep Wagoneer/Grand15,103+ 14.5%
80Ford Mustang14,651+ 3.4%
81Chevrolet Blazer14,099– 28.3%
82Volvo XC9014,025+ 35.1%
83Ram ProMaster Van13,981– 7.7%
84Mazda CX-3013,718– 1.7%
85GMC Acadia13,224– 17.9%
86Acura MDX13,173+ 16.4%
87Buick Encore GX13,101– 15.9%
88Chevrolet Suburban13,014– 20.4%
89Chevrolet Express12,930– 14.5%
90Volvo XC6012,843+ 39.6%
91Cadillac Escalade12,770– 5.4%
92Honda Ridgeline12,510– 6.2%
93Mazda CX-9012,192– 5.5%
94Audi Q512,038+ 30.1%
95Ford Escape11,715– 74.1%
96Buick Enclave11,504+ 23.5%
97GMC Canyon11,272+ 22.0%
98Mazda311,143+ 46.7%
99Hyundai Ioniq 510,940+ 4.4%
100BMW 3 Series10,542+ 56.8%
101Lincoln Nautilus10,505+ 6.4%
102Subaru Ascent10,443+ 0.4%
103Mitsubishi Outlander  10,273+ 11.7%
104Nissan Murano10,138+ 6.4%
105Toyota Prius9,781– 43.1%
106BMW 4 Series9,618– 16.3%
107Mercedes Sprinter9,500+ 18.8%
108Genesis GV709,365+ 4.5%
109Lexus IS9,026+ 77.7%
110Jeep Gladiator8,946– 33.0%
111Buick Envision8,935– 32.6%
112Ford E-Series8,870– 9.4%
113Hyundai Venue8,864– 5.7%
114Acura ADX8,690+ 93.8%
115VW Atlas Cross Sport8,567+ 7.3%
116Mitsubishi Outlander Sport8,432+ 69.7%
117BMW X18,420+ 31.3%
118Toyota Land Cruiser8,329– 30.1%
119Acura Integra8,210+ 56.6%
120Jeep Cherokee8,112+ 7931.7%
121Toyota BZ/bZ4X8,078+ 122.0%
122VW Taos7,794– 43.9%
123Infiniti QX607,581+ 3.5%
124Toyota Sequoia7,557+ 6.2%
125Chevrolet Corvette7,182+ 23.8%
126Lincoln Aviator7,156– 1.3%
127Acura RDX7,104– 20.7%
128Ford Mustang Mach-E7,032– 30.9%
129Mercedes GLS7,024+ 13.1%
130BMW 5 Series6,984+ 17.3%
131Range Rover Sport6,800– 18.1%
132Genesis GV806,788+ 6.3%
133Land Rover Defender6,700– 23.9%
134Audi Q36,650– 8.5%
135Range Rover  6,600– 25.8%
136Mercedes C Class6,581+ 5.9%
137BMW X76,548– 12.4%
138Lexus GX6,416– 33.5%
139Kia Niro6,312– 5.4%
140Lincoln Navigator6,072– 17.4%
141Tesla Model X6,000+ 100.0%
142Toyota Crown Signia5,938+ 35.8%
143Cadillac XT55,764– 9.6%
144Rivian R1S5,700– 6.6%
145Porsche Macan5,473– 22.7%
146Volvo XC405,460– 22.3%
147Hyundai Santa Cruz5,437– 28.2%
148Nissan Armada5,412+ 27.0%
149Honda Prologue5,088– 24.7%
150Porsche Cayenne4,969– 0.5%
151Porsche 9114,652+ 39.4%
152Nissan Versa4,649– 59.5%
153Audi A54,510+ 8.6%
154Subaru Impreza4,470– 36.8%
155BMW 2 Series4,463– 14.0%
156Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross4,408– 2.8%
157Cadillac CT54,311+ 3.0%
158Kia EV94,295+ 263.4%
159Mercedes CLE4,292– 2.5%
160Cadillac Optiq4,236+ 31.4%
161Cadillac Lyriq4,208– 16.1%
162Audi Q74,129– 15.2%
163Audi Q84,059+ 46.9%
164Mini Cooper S4,051– 9.2%
165Tesla Cybertruck4,000– 33.3%
166Tesla Model S4,000+ 100.0%
167Toyota C-HR3,735n/a
168Mercedes E Class3,717– 10.5%
169Mercedes GLA3,701– 25.6%
170Mercedes GLB3,695+ 17.9%
171Subaru WRX3,606+ 124.8%
172BMW X63,567+ 72.3%
173GMC Savana3,518– 55.5%
174Mazda CX-703,508– 6.1%
175Chevrolet Bolt3,433+ 3020.9%
176Mini Countryman3,405+ 7.9%
177Infiniti QX803,402+ 18.5%
178Lexus RZ3,358+ 44.4%
179Mazda MX-5 Miata3,315+ 42.5%
180Dodge Charger3,205+ 9.5%
181VW Golf3,182+ 15.7%
182Genesis G703,161+ 14.5%
183Mercedes G Class3,110+ 13.3%
184Lexus UX3,099+ 25.2%
185BMW 7 Series2,921– 7.3%
186Hyundai Ioniq 92,868+ 183.1%
187Audi A32,862+ 9.2%
188Lincoln Corsair2,656– 61.3%
189Subaru Uncharted2,488new
190BMW X22,479+ 44.0%
191Subaru Trailseeker2,433new
192Audi A62,415+ 29.0%
193Rivian EDV2,380+ 13.3%
194Toyota Crown2,211– 21.5%
195Mercedes CLA2,163– 1.5%
196Subaru Solterra2,096– 37.8%
197Kia EV62,020– 5.5%
198Cadillac Vistiq2,001+ 14.7%
199Toyota GR861,961– 26.0%
200GMC Hummer pickup/SUV1,948– 56.8%
201Mercedes S Class1,881– 7.2%
202Lexus LX1,869– 5.4%
203VW ID.41,867– 6.3%
204Rivian R1T1,700+ 0.0%
205BMW iX1,657– 46.8%
206Cadillac CT41,564+ 9.4%
207Ineos Grenadier1,500+ 25.0%
208Range Rover Velar1,500– 34.8%
209Infiniti QX651,256new
210VW ID.Buzz1,249+ 121.5%
211Toyota Supra1,197+ 47.8%
212BMW 8 Series1,103+ 8.5%
213BMW Z41,099+ 100.9%
214Nissan Leaf1,016– 36.6%
215Lucid Gravity1,000new
216Honda Prelude928new
217Porsche Panamera891– 21.4%
218Volvo EX30890– 35.6%
219Cadillac XT6888– 81.7%
220Lexus ES852– 91.5%
221Nissan Z806– 50.7%
222Land Rover Discovery800– 27.3%
223Genesis G80783– 14.8%
224Subaru BRZ749– 13.2%
225Audi Q6 e-tron740– 80.1%
226Mercedes EQE SUV717– 40.4%
227Range Rover Evoque700– 50.0%
228Ferrari car650– 12.2%
229Maserati Truck650– 27.8%
230Polestar 3650– 61.8%
231Mercedes AMG GT644– 12.3%
232Land Rover Discovery Sport600– 50.0%
233Mercedes SL Class572+ 54.2%
234Jaguar F-Pace560– 53.3%
235Volvo S/60554– 68.6%
236Lucid Air500– 50.0%
237Porsche Taycan472– 55.6%
238Chevrolet BrightDrop 400460– 65.1%
239Bentley Car450– 10.0%
240Polestar 4450new
241Volvo EX90449– 53.8%
242Hyundai Ioniq 6412– 86.3%
243Lamborghini Urus400– 30.4%
244Rivian RCV400+ 3900.0%
245BMW XM398– 2.7%
246Subaru Legacy393– 92.7%
247Aston Martin car390+ 30.0%
248Genesis GV60368– 19.8%
249Lexus LC365+ 34.7%
250Maserati Car350– 41.7%
251Audi A8312– 20.8%
252Genesis G90306– 16.2%
253Alfa Romeo Stelvio305– 30.7%
254Dodge Hornet300– 80.5%
255McLaren Car290+ 7.4%
256Alfa Romeo Giulia267– 21.7%
257Alfa Romeo Tonale256– 40.6%
258Ferrari Purosangue230+ 155.6%
259Lamborghini car230– 23.3%
260Rolls Royce Cullinan230+ 9.5%
261Mercedes EQS SUV203– 71.4%
262Bentley Bentayga200+ 2.6%
263Mercedes EQB SUV188– 92.1%
264Mercedes EQS185– 64.0%
265Kia Soul181– 98.8%
266VinFast VF8170– 71.7%
267Aston Martin DBX160– 27.3%
268Rolls Royce car160+ 33.3%
269Lotus car155– 48.3%
270Acura TLX150– 92.9%
271Audi A7145– 69.3%
272BMW X4136– 91.8%
273VinFast VF9130+ 62.5%
274Audi e-Tron GT107– 52.0%
275Fisker Ocean100– 54.5%
276Cadillac XT483– 97.9%
277Fiat 50081– 76.2%
278Mercedes EQE79– 91.2%
279Chevrolet Malibu69– 97.9%
280Toyota Mirai66+ 371.4%
281Audi Q4 e-tron62– 95.0%
282Jaguar F-Type50– 54.5%
283Jaguar XF50– 66.7%
284Infiniti QX5039– 97.4%
285Dodge Challenger38– 93.4%
286Porsche 718 Boxster38– 98.3%
287Lexus RC37– 89.5%
288Acura ZDX35– 99.4%
289Nissan Ariya34– 99.5%
290Jeep Recon27+ 800.0%
291Infiniti QX5520– 96.2%
292Jaguar E-Pace20– 83.3%
293Jaguar i-Pace20– 95.0%
294Rivian R220new
295Mitsubishi Mirage14– 99.6%
296Jeep Renegade10– 95.5%
297Volvo S/V907– 98.8%
298Chrysler 3006– 95.9%
299Lotus Truck5– 50.0%
300Lexus LS3– 98.9%
301Toyota Venza2– 90.0%
302Audi Q8 e-tron1– 99.7%
303Fiat 124 Spider1+ 0.0%

Source: Manufacturers

Sam Darnold will need another Super Bowl to become a top-10 NFL quarterback

People love lists. Even if they don’t, the safest bet in the world is that the proliferation of list-based content will continue unabated. They drive conversation because, at their core, they are profoundly and proudly imperfect. There is no “correct” way to rank the top 150 high school football players in America or the concession offerings at all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums. If there were, the perfect list would drive zero conversation as consumers would nod silently through every paragraph and congratulate the list-maker on a job well done while clicking off the page. Getting it as right as possible is a goal but it’s not the ultimate goal.

That’s to drive conversation.

Admit it. When you see a list you instinctively take up armor to see what they got wrong and where you disagree with the ordering. This morning I experienced that buzz when I hopped over to see what ESPN had cooked up for its ordering of the top NFL quarterbacks for 2026. It’s the latest installment of a series where they asked league executives, coaches and scouts to help in the work of slotting top players at 11 different positions. And since this is the most important one in all of sports, there are obviously going to be different points of view and strong emotions.

Top NFL quarterbacks

To no one’s surprise, Josh Allen is No. 1, a spot over Patrick Mahomes. Matthew Stafford sits at No. 3, followed by Joe Burrow. That’s where things get a bit strange. Lamar Jackson checks in as the last top-five QB with Dak Prescott at No. 6. Justin Herbert is at No. 7 and Drake Maye, on the heels of a Super Bowl appearance, has climbed to No. 8. Jared Goff edges out Caleb Williams as the NFC North signal-callers make up the rest of the list. Super Bowl champion Sam Darnold is among the honorable mentions that also includes Jayden Daniels, Jordan Love, Brock Purdy, Baker Mayfield, Trevor Lawrence and Jalen Hurts.

Let this be a reminder just how hard it is to be someone one who is universally perceived to be in the top half of NFL starting quarterbacks. Hurts barely makes it and Mayfield isn’t entirely comfortable in his spot either.

There’s room for nuance when it comes to sports debate. Ask 100 people outside of Seattle to name the top-10 quarterbacks in the league and you might not hear Sam Darnold’s name more than a few teams. And yet he was awesome as his team captured the ultimate prize. What makes the omission—even if it’s understandable—more interesting is that almost half of the top 10 QBs featured here did not make the playoffs last season.

What makes a good QB?

What does that mean? I honestly don’t know. Good things?

I’m old enough to remember when Trent Dilfer and Brad won Super Bowls and people would stubbornly claim they should be seen as the NFL’s best QBs because winning is all that matters. It was just as stupid then as it sounds today. Wins and losses are not quarterback stats anymore and that’s progress. One wonders if we’ll get to a point where the stats and eye test actually become too weighted and victories will not be as valued as much as they should. It feels like we’re close, though it’s actually hard to quibble too much with what should be a ground rife for debate.

All in all, pretty good list considering the depth of top-end talent at the position—something that cannot always be said.

Slovenia June 2026: Tesla Model 3 leads, Renault Twingo inside Top 10

13 July 2026 at 14:09

The Slovenian new car market shoots up 29.8% year-on-year in June to 6,684 units, leading to a year-to-date tally up 17.3% to 35,343. Volkswagen (+17.9%) stays atop the brands charts at 12.9% share ahead of Renault (+0.5%) at 12%. Tesla (+323.6%) surges 21 spots on May to land at #3 overall with an exceptional 9.4% share, both records beating the previous best of #4 and 6.2% reached last March. The American brand now ranks #9 year-to-date vs. #16 over the Full Year 2025. Skoda (+0.7%) falls to #4 but remains #2 year-to-date. Opel (+100%), Ford (+39.2%) and Dacia (+38.6%) also beat the market in the remainder of the Top 10. Leapmotor is the best-selling recent brand launch at #17 but is down five ranks on last month.

Model-wise, the Tesla Model 3 (+954.3%) is up 10-fold year-on-year to snap its second ever Slovenian win after last March and smashes its share record at 7.3%. The Renault Clio (-27.3%) is in complete freefall but manages to climb back up to #2 and to the #1 YTD place. The Renault Captur (-17.3%) and Skoda Octavia (-20.6%) also suffer greatly. In contrast the Ford Kuga (+182.4%), Peugeot 2008 (+92.2%) and VW Tiguan (+36.9%) all have a great month below. Produced locally, the new Renault Twingo is up 30 spots on last month to break into the Slovenian Top 10 at #8. This is believed to be the first Top 10 ranking for the new retro-styled vehicles, as it ranks #15 at home in France this month. The Telsa Model Y (+39.2%) and VW T-Roc (+45.2%) complete the Top 10 in solid fashion.

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

One year ago: Slovenia June 2025: Renault Clio and Captur now in the YTD lead

Full June 2026 Top 51 All brands and Top 276 All models below.

Slovenia June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Volkswagen86112.9%+ 17.9%15,22314.8%+ 13.8%11
2Renault80312.0%+ 0.5%33,2239.1%+ 1.1%33
3Tesla6279.4%+ 323.6%241,2653.6%+ 173.8%916
4Skoda5588.3%+ 0.7%23,62010.2%+ 4.4%22
5Ford3695.5%+ 39.2%81,4674.2%+ 1.2%56
6Toyota2974.4%+ 13.4%42,1076.0%+ 26.9%45
7Opel2603.9%+ 100.0%131,0643.0%+ 40.4%1112
8Peugeot2403.6%+ 17.6%51,4654.1%– 2.5%67
9Dacia2303.4%+ 38.6%91,2193.4%+ 34.1%109
10Kia2023.0%+ 17.4%151,0222.9%– 20.7%138
11Hyundai1882.8%+ 7.4%71,3353.8%– 22.1%74
12Citroen1782.7%– 1.7%61,2973.7%+ 18.4%811
13Audi1722.6%+ 3.0%111,0302.9%– 2.8%1210
14BMW1672.5%+ 23.7%109662.7%+ 12.9%1413
15Mercedes1412.1%– 10.2%179072.6%+ 9.7%1514
16Suzuki1412.1%+ 28.2%195831.6%+ 4.5%1918
17Leapmotor1362.0%new126621.9%new1828
18Nissan1342.0%+ 59.5%256902.0%+ 29.2%1715
19Seat851.3%+ 66.7%165541.6%+ 65.4%2022
20Cupra841.3%+ 68.0%214111.2%– 2.8%2321
21Mazda821.2%+ 10.8%185101.4%+ 18.3%2120
22Omoda701.0%new263391.0%new2538
23Fiat641.0%+ 56.1%204341.2%+ 107.7%2224
24Geely630.9%+ 43.2%292730.8%+ 27.6%2725
25MG510.8%– 40.0%147022.0%+ 110.8%1617
26Dongfeng490.7%+ 36.1%232870.8%+ 97.9%2629
27Jaecoo440.7%new222610.7%new2836
28Forthing420.6%+ 0.0%283431.0%+ 13.2%2419
29Volvo300.4%+ 25.0%272560.7%+ 28.6%2926
30Xpeng270.4%new41590.2%new41 –
31BYD260.4%new30790.2%new3747
32Deepal220.3%new49300.1%new47 –
33Jeep220.3%– 37.1%332410.7%+ 6.6%3023
34Porsche200.3%– 4.8%351150.3%– 17.3%3230
35Zeekr200.3%new40810.2%new3648
36Vinfast190.3%new38520.1%new43 –
37Mitsubishi180.3%+ 28.6%341120.3%+ 28.7%3333
38Lexus170.3%+ 13.3%37880.2%– 12.0%3534
39Honda150.2%+ 50.0%32950.3%+ 0.0%3432
40KG Mobility120.2%– 58.6%361870.5%+ 2.2%3127
41Alfa Romeo90.1%– 59.1%44670.2%– 27.2%3931
42Mini90.1%– 25.0%31650.2%+ 25.0%4037
43Lynk & Co70.1%+ 250.0%43440.1%+ 214.3%4440
44BAIC40.1%n/a42560.2%+ 2700.0%4243
45DS40.1%+ 300.0%45360.1%+ 9.1%4541
46Land Rover40.1%+ 300.0%39680.2%+ 9.7%3835
47Alpine30.0%+ 200.0%48130.0%+ 85.7%5046
48Man30.0%– 62.5%46210.1%– 34.4%4842
49Subaru30.0%– 84.2%47350.1%– 34.0%4639
50Hongqi10.0%n/a51180.1%+ 800.0%4945
51Lotus10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a57 –
 –Others500.7%– 28.6% –2660.8%– 37.7% – –

Slovenia June 2026 – models:

PosModelJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Tesla Model 34857.3%+ 954.3%2148602.4%+ 411.9%445
2Renault Clio3014.5%– 27.3%51,1343.2%– 7.0%11
3Renault Captur2013.0%– 17.3%19422.7%– 15.0%33
4Skoda Octavia1622.4%– 20.6%21,0603.0%– 2.2%22
5VW Tiguan1522.3%+ 36.9%67252.1%+ 19.4%96
6Peugeot 20081482.2%+ 92.2%38372.4%+ 60.3%59
7Ford Kuga1442.2%+ 182.4%734001.1%+ 37.5%2123
8Renault Twingo1422.1%new382080.6%new48 –
9Tesla Model Y1422.1%+ 39.2%234021.1%+ 36.7%2021
10VW T-Roc1352.0%+ 45.2%47362.1%+ 45.2%77
11Skoda Kamiq1201.8%+ 44.6%97352.1%– 6.4%84
12Opel Mokka1171.8%+ 303.4%853180.9%+ 73.8%2830
13VW Golf1101.6%+ 44.7%76231.8%– 0.5%1111
14Skoda Kodiaq1051.6%+ 1.9%87382.1%+ 1.1%65
15Nissan Qashqai1041.6%+ 52.9%525301.5%+ 36.6%1217
16Dacia Duster931.4%+ 1.1%254611.3%– 11.3%1512
17Toyota Yaris Cross921.4%+ 64.3%184871.4%+ 17.3%1414
18VW Multivan911.4%+ 89.6%223250.9%– 19.4%2725
19Ford Tourneo Custom851.3%+ 18.1%134551.3%+ 22.0%1624
20Suzuki Vitara851.3%+ 73.5%373180.9%+ 17.8%2935
21Leapmotor T03811.2%new173721.1%new2485
22VW T-Cross791.2%– 6.0%124991.4%+ 0.6%1310
23Opel Frontera771.2%+ 450.0%193921.1%+ 1052.9%2358
24Kia Niro761.1%+ 3700.0%138850.2%+ 466.7%110231
25Omoda 5620.9%new412980.8%new30139
26Citroen C3610.9%– 34.4%294021.1%– 30.9%1913
27Ford Tourneo Courier580.9%+ 41.5%1021320.4%– 57.0%9736
28Dacia Bigster570.9%+ 90.0%333120.9%+ 333.3%3055
29Toyota Corolla570.9%– 6.6%116801.9%+ 90.5%1015
30Hyundai Tucson560.8%+ 12.0%214531.3%– 21.2%178
31Renault Austral550.8%+ 27.9%352820.8%– 10.2%3530
30Citroen C3 Aircross530.8%+ 211.8%153921.1%+ 460.0%2277
31Seat Leon530.8%+ 112.0%243381.0%+ 104.8%2644
32VW Taigo530.8%+ 55.9%144511.3%+ 20.3%1816
33Skoda Karoq470.7%+ 4.4%462870.8%+ 5.1%3431
34Geely Cityray460.7%+ 666.7%841160.3%+ 1833.3%85145
35Fiat Grande Panda450.7%new343090.9%new31131
36Dacia Sandero430.6%+ 72.0%203521.0%+ 93.4%2522
37Skoda Fabia420.6%+ 147.1%391950.6%+ 10.2%5154
38Toyota Yaris420.6%+ 10.5%791810.5%+ 21.5%5648
39Kia Sportage410.6%– 16.3%312880.8%– 19.1%3320
40Jaecoo 7400.6%new301820.5%new55123
41Toyota C-HR400.6%+ 60.0%262560.7%+ 9.4%3937
42Audi Q3380.6%+ 18.8%512370.7%– 10.6%4133
43Cupra Tavascan380.6%+ 245.5%421670.5%+ 111.4%6492
44Leapmotor C10380.6%new751150.3%new88153
45Dacia Jogger370.6%+ 117.6%125930.3%– 13.1%10081
46Mercedes GLA370.6%+ 54.2%1181210.3%+ 53.2%8197
47Suzuki SX4 S-Cross370.6%+ 0.0%531860.5%– 5.1%5456
48VW Passat370.6%– 37.3%402150.6%– 29.7%4529
49VW Touran370.6%+ 15.6%102900.8%+ 18.9%3134
50Forthing T5 Evo350.5%– 2.8%542880.8%+ 10.8%3219
51VW Tayron350.5%– 10.3%442410.7%+ 52.5%4042
52Hyundai i20330.5%+ 17.9%801110.3%– 47.1%9249
53Kia Stonic330.5%+ 3.1%742570.7%– 15.2%3828
54Audi A3320.5%+ 60.0%311460.4%+ 6.6%7166
55BMW X3320.5%+ 10.3%321440.4%+ 94.6%7493
56Ford Transit320.5%n/a1261060.3%+ 10500.0%93295
57Mazda CX-30320.5%– 43.9%492190.6%– 21.5%4431
58Peugeot 3008320.5%+ 18.5%822140.6%+ 30.5%4647
60Renault Symbioz320.5%+ 88.2%652090.6%+ 109.0%4746
61Skoda Elroq320.5%– 3.0%452280.6%+ 101.8%4261
62VW ID.7320.5%+ 190.9%482250.6%+ 150.0%4340
63Audi Q5300.4%+ 30.4%711450.4%+ 22.9%7369
64Audi Q6 e-tron270.4%+ 237.5%92900.3%+ 109.3%103105
65VW ID.4270.4%+ 68.8%621780.5%+ 2.9%6041
66VW Polo250.4%– 52.8%282670.8%+ 27.1%3643
67Opel Corsa240.4%– 20.0%641170.3%– 47.8%8439
68Skoda Superb240.4%– 20.0%1071310.4%+ 4.8%8073
69Toyota Proace240.4%– 27.3%911400.4%– 23.9%7652
70Dongfeng Box230.3%– 34.3%571520.4%+ 7.8%6960
71Hyundai Kona230.3%– 30.3%552580.7%– 0.4%3727
73Kia Ceed230.3%– 54.9%781800.5%– 43.9%5726
74Mercedes CLA230.3%– 23.3%1091020.3%+ 30.8%96125
75Peugeot 208230.3%– 65.2%811990.6%– 61.5%5018
76BMW X1220.3%+ 69.2%661580.4%+ 9.0%6675
77Citroen C5 Aircross220.3%– 12.0%611940.5%+ 94.0%5278
78Seat Ibiza220.3%+ 340.0%101900.3%+ 60.7%105108
79Opel Grandland X210.3%– 41.7%120770.2%– 36.4%11886
80Xpeng G6210.3%new173420.1%new157 –
81Hyundai Bayon200.3%+ 33.3% –890.3%– 44.7%10762
82Hyundai i30200.3%+ 100.0%691540.4%+ 6.2%6876
83Cupra Formentor190.3%+ 111.1%111800.2%+ 86.0%113130
84Kia Xceed190.3%+ 58.3%631150.3%– 14.8%8764
85Renault Trafic190.3%+ 35.7%114930.3%– 6.1%10191
86Suzuki Swift190.3%– 17.4%104710.2%– 16.5%12498
87Citroen Berlingo180.3%+ 38.5%671350.4%– 15.1%7879
88Audi A6170.3%+ 21.4%98830.2%+ 45.6%112117
89BMW 1 Series170.3%+ 88.9%122730.2%+ 9.0%122133
90Fiat 600170.3%+ 30.8%681120.3%+ 40.0%9188
91Ford Puma170.3%– 43.3%175960.3%– 20.0%6774
92Geely Starray170.3%+ 70.0%1451390.4%+ 101.4%77119
93Leapmotor B10170.3%new161750.5%new61174
94Toyota RAV4170.3%+ 13.3%501720.5%+ 5.5%6350
95Jeep Avenger160.2%– 42.9%1171720.5%– 4.4%6232
96Lexus LE160.2%+ 45.5%133620.2%– 19.5%132116
97Mazda CX-5160.2%+ 433.3%56680.2%+ 134.5%128200
98Mercedes GLC160.2%– 33.3%761860.5%+ 14.8%5351
99Nissan Micra160.2%new89590.2%new137 –
100Skoda Scala160.2%– 44.8%971420.4%+ 0.0%7568
101Volvo XC60160.2%+ 300.0%172900.3%+ 100.0%106124
102BYD Dolphin Surf150.2%new93410.1%new179276
103Citroen C4150.2%– 28.6%861320.4%– 3.6%7957
104Deepal S07150.2%new –160.0%new218 –
105Ford Explorer150.2%+ 114.3%130700.2%+ 250.0%125127
106Mercedes A-Class150.2%+ 114.3%261970.3%+ 22.8%98122
107Zeekr 7X150.2%new128670.2%new130283
108Cupra Born140.2%– 41.7% –900.3%– 52.9%10453
109Dongfeng Mage140.2%n/a112450.1%+ 4400.0%150354
110MG HS140.2%+ 250.0%127790.2%+ 46.3%116113
111BMW iX1130.2%+ 116.7%124680.2%+ 4.6%127104
112Cupra Terramar130.2%+ 116.7%94740.2%– 19.6%121100
113Hyundai Ioniq 5130.2%+ 116.7%105520.1%– 5.5%143120
114Mazda6e130.2%new106960.3%new99169
115MG ZS EV130.2%– 56.7%301790.5%+ 20.9%5863
116Peugeot Expert130.2%+ 333.3%139440.1%+ 300.0%152190
117Toyota bZ4X130.2%– 45.8%83890.3%+ 58.9%108136
118Toyota Aygo X120.2%+ 300.0%47910.3%+ 237.0%102198
119Vinfast VF8120.2%new136310.1%new177 –
120VW ID.Buzz120.2%n/a151370.1%+ 3600.0%165300
121Audi A5110.2%– 15.4%142770.2%– 26.7%11789
122Mercedes B-Class110.2%– 26.7%1561020.3%– 27.1%9580
123Porsche Cayenne110.2%+ 57.1%159500.1%+ 22.0%148138
124VW Touareg110.2%+ 175.0%361670.5%+ 149.3%65129
125BMW i4100.1%+ 233.3%123510.1%+ 37.8%144150
126BMW X5100.1%+ 150.0%196450.1%+ 4.7%169140
127Hyundai Inster100.1%– 47.4%871150.3%+ 91.7%86112
128Mercedes GLB100.1%– 47.4%262220.1%– 42.1%202180
129Mercedes V-Class100.1%– 16.7%991140.3%+ 75.4%90106
130Mitsubishi ASX100.1%+ 11.1%158570.2%+ 67.6%141144
131Peugeot 5008100.1%+ 66.7%149680.2%+ 0.0%129134
132Renault Scenic100.1%+ 11.1%121510.1%+ 200.0%145158
133Skoda Enyaq100.1%+ 0.0%1351040.3%+ 181.1%94121
134VW Caddy100.1%– 37.5%108750.2%– 39.0%12067
135BMW 2 Series90.1%– 52.6%77750.2%+ 2.7%119115
136MG S5 EV90.1%new58870.2%new109164
137Renault 490.1%new141360.1%new168223
138Renault 590.1%– 69.0%1001210.3%+ 27.4%8270
139Renault Megane90.1%+ 800.0%134260.1%+ 36.8%192212
140Volvo XC4090.1%– 10.0%701150.3%+ 59.7%89103
141BMW 5 Series80.1%– 38.5%115630.2%– 41.1%13196
142Citroen Jumpy80.1%– 27.3%129380.1%+ 2.7%163152
143Honda HR-V80.1%+ 700.0%154230.1%– 8.0%199173
144MG 380.1%– 75.0%272030.6%+ 256.1%49111
145Renault Megane Conquest80.1%– 52.9% –590.2%– 55.3%13883
146Alfa Romeo Junior70.1%– 53.3%165600.2%– 9.1%13495
147Deepal S0570.1%new220140.0%new225 –
148Dongfeng S770.1%new116410.1%new158 –
149Ford Tourneo Connect70.1%+ 40.0%431430.4%+ 472.0%7090
150Forthing U-Tour70.1%+ 16.7%201470.1%+ 11.9%149137
151Mazda CX-6070.1%+ 40.0%206430.1%+ 138.9%153192
152Mitsubishi Outlander70.1%n/a119280.1%+ 180.0%184203
153Opel Combo70.1%+ 16.7%264150.0%– 65.9%222155
154Peugeot 30870.1%– 69.6%90560.2%– 63.9%14282
155Peugeot Rifter70.1%+ 250.0%140250.1%– 26.5%193178
156Vinfast VF670.1%new182210.1%new208 –
157BMW iX260.1%+ 200.0%174190.1%+ 111.1%210213
158BMW iX360.1%n/a144380.1%+ 850.0%162293
159Hyundai Santa Fe60.1%+ 50.0%176340.1%+ 70.0%172179
160KG Mobility Korando60.1%– 62.5%204710.2%– 1.4%12399
161Lynk & Co 0260.1%n/a155340.1%+ 1600.0%173162
162Mazda360.1%+ 200.0%147420.1%– 4.5%155141
163Mercedes G-Class60.1%+ 500.0%225160.0%+ 100.0%219232
164Opel Vivaro60.1%n/a113600.2%+ 1900.0%135187
165Seat Ateca60.1%+ 0.0%161410.1%– 2.4%159142
166VW Caravelle60.1%+ 20.0%163510.1%+ 292.3%146175
167Xpeng G960.1%new215140.0%new229 –
168Audi Q250.1%– 64.3%143790.2%– 24.8%11487
169BMW X650.1%+ 400.0%218220.1%– 15.4%209168
170Hyundai Ioniq 650.1%+ 400.0%169220.1%+ 83.3%201214
171Nissan Townstar50.1%+ 150.0%211140.0%– 41.7%228182
172Nissan X-Trail 50.1%+ 0.0%229500.1%– 27.5%147128
173Omoda C750.1%new –50.0%new276 –
174Renault Espace50.1%+ 150.0%181320.1%+ 28.0%175195
175BMW 3 Series40.1%– 33.3%185310.1%+ 47.6%176194
176BMW X240.1%+ 33.3%195340.1%+ 36.0%171191
177BYD Atto 240.1%new219100.0%new258350
178BYD Seal40.1%n/a243130.0%+ 1200.0%230277
179Honda Jazz40.1%+ 33.3%137290.1%+ 123.1%180221
180Jaecoo 540.1%new88790.2%new115 –
181Jeep Compass40.1%+ 300.0%131590.2%+ 268.8%136161
182Mazda240.1%+ 300.0%207240.1%– 38.5%195163
183MG ZS40.1%– 66.7%2271200.3%+ 900.0%8371
184Mini Cooper40.1%– 20.0%96420.1%+ 82.6%156160
185Nissan Juke40.1%– 50.0%179370.1%– 27.5%164132
186Opel Astra40.1%– 73.3%103700.2%– 17.6%126110
187Opel Zafira40.1%n/a265150.0%n/a223311
188Porsche 91140.1%– 42.9%150360.1%– 21.7%167147
189Seat Arona40.1%– 73.3%60850.2%+ 21.4%111114
190Zeekr 7GT40.1%new –40.0%new286 –
191Audi Q830.0%– 70.0%184380.1%– 25.5%161135
192Audi RS530.0%n/a –30.0%n/a288 –
193BMW M330.0%+ 50.0%194180.1%+ 0.0%216201
194BMW M530.0%+ 0.0%187180.1%+ 12.5%217215
195Dongfeng Shine E330.0%+ 200.0%197100.0%+ 400.0%243302
196DS 730.0%+ 200.0%167280.1%– 3.4%182176
197Ford Capri30.0%+ 0.0%168240.1%+ 140.0%194189
198Ford Mustang30.0%n/a22250.0%– 28.6%293265
199Ford Mustang Mach-E30.0%n/a249100.0%+ 66.7%240250
200Honda CR-V30.0%– 25.0%203270.1%– 25.0%187151
201KG Mobility Tivoli30.0%+ 50.0%132580.2%+ 93.3%139146
202Kia EV230.0%new –30.0%new297 –
203Kia EV330.0%– 66.7%170450.1%– 39.2%151101
204Man TGE30.0%– 62.5%178210.1%– 34.4%207172
205Mercedes GLE30.0%+ 200.0%208190.1%+ 5.6%211202
206Mercedes Vito30.0%n/a157240.1%+ 1100.0%196229
207MG 530.0%n/a26350.0%+ 400.0%275237
208Mini Aceman30.0%+ 0.0%209100.0%– 23.1%244218
209Omoda 930.0%new171360.1%new166280
210Porsche Macan30.0%– 25.0%212190.1%– 40.6%212167
211Range Rover30.0%+ 0.0%180350.1%+ 45.8%170156
212Subaru Crosstrek30.0%+ 0.0%213130.0%+ 0.0%233230
213Volvo EX3030.0%– 25.0%231190.1%+ 11.8%213199
214VW California30.0%– 40.0%162330.1%+ 3.1%174171
215VW Crafter30.0%+ 200.0%183160.0%– 5.9%220196
216VW Transporter30.0%– 91.4%152300.1%– 63.0%178102
217Alpine A29020.0%+ 100.0%233110.0%+ 83.3%238249
218Audi Q720.0%– 77.8%110610.2%+ 35.6%133149
219BAIC X720.0%n/a216270.1%+ 2600.0%185233
220BMW 4 Series20.0%n/a240100.0%+ 0.0%242227
221BMW i520.0%– 50.0%193210.1%+ 0.0%205193
222BMW M220.0%+ 0.0%217120.0%+ 0.0%234228
223BMW M420.0%– 60.0%24280.0%– 46.7%253224
224BMW X720.0%– 50.0%188130.0%– 7.1%221220
225BMW XM20.0%+ 0.0% –90.0%– 10.0%257216
226BYD Sealion 720.0%new189110.0%new239319
227Dongfeng SX5G EV20.0%new153270.1%new186355
228Ford Focus20.0%– 94.4%200220.1%– 80.0%20094
229Jeep Wrangler20.0%– 33.3% –20.0%– 71.4%310240
230KG Mobility Torres20.0%– 86.7%190570.2%– 16.2%140107
231Mazda CX-8020.0%– 60.0%259140.0%– 30.0%227207
232Mazda MX-520.0%+ 100.0%26040.0%+ 100.0%281296
233Mercedes E-Class20.0%– 33.3%148280.1%– 12.5%183186
234Mini Countryman20.0%– 50.0%210130.0%– 18.8%232225
235Renault Rafale20.0%– 66.7%160220.1%– 37.1%204170
236Alfa Romeo Stelvio10.0%– 66.7% –40.0%– 71.4%277209
237Alfa Romeo Tonale10.0%– 75.0% –20.0%– 75.0%306267
238Alpine A39010.0%new23420.0%new307 –
239Audi A110.0%– 75.0%23580.0%– 60.0%250204
240Audi RS310.0%– 66.7%23690.0%– 18.2%246226
241Audi S310.0%+ 0.0%23780.0%– 11.1%251246
242Audi SQ810.0%n/a –10.0%– 80.0%322286
243BAIC BJ3010.0%new166230.1%new198344
244BAIC X5510.0%n/a –50.0%+ 400.0%270252
245BMW 7 Series10.0%– 50.0%24150.0%– 44.4%271259
246BMW i710.0%n/a –10.0%+ 0.0%325349
247BMW IX10.0%+ 0.0%186180.1%+ 63.6%215206
248BYD Sealion 510.0%new –30.0%new290 –
249Citroen C4 X10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 87.5%329260
250DS N.410.0%new –10.0%new332 –
251Fiat Ducato10.0%– 50.0%19990.0%+ 50.0%248253
252Fiat Panda10.0%– 96.2% –10.0%– 98.1%336166
253Hongqi EHS510.0%new –10.0%new339 –
254Hyundai i1010.0%– 88.9% –420.1%– 80.1%15438
255Hyundai Ioniq 910.0%new25350.0%new272290
256KG Mobility Rexton10.0%– 66.7%25430.0%– 66.7%296256
257Kia EV510.0%new25520.0%new312 –
258Kia Picanto10.0%– 88.9%205260.1%– 44.7%188143
259Kia PV510.0%new256120.0%new236 –
260Kia Sorento10.0%– 50.0% –50.0%– 58.3%273217
261Land Rover Defender10.0%+ 0.0%146260.1%– 10.3%189188
262Lexus NX10.0%– 50.0%177210.1%+ 40.0%206222
263Lotus Emira10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a344 –
264Lynk & Co 0110.0%– 50.0%25820.0%– 83.3%314258
265Mercedes AMG/GT10.0%– 50.0% –260.1%– 36.6%190159
266Mercedes C-Class10.0%– 83.3% –130.0%– 48.0%231177
267Mercedes CLE10.0%– 75.0%22460.0%+ 0.0%264269
268Mercedes GLS10.0%+ 0.0%226120.0%+ 33.3%237243
269Mercedes S-Class10.0%n/a –30.0%– 72.7%301251
270Mitsubishi Grandis10.0%new228260.1%new191 –
271Porsche Panamera10.0%n/a230100.0%+ 25.0%245238
272Porsche Taycan10.0%– 50.0%26730.0%– 62.5%304244
273Renault Kangoo10.0%– 75.0% –70.0%– 66.7%261208
274Volvo EX9010.0%+ 0.0%27440.0%– 20.0%284273
275Volvo V9010.0%– 66.7% –20.0%– 71.4%317266
276Zeekr X10.0%new27660.0%new267379

Source: ADS SLO

Romano confirms attacker in World Cup semifinal to hold talks with Man United soon

13 July 2026 at 11:34

Manchester United could be preparing to reopen a chapter that appeared finished only a few months ago.

After spending more than a year away from Old Trafford on loan, one of the club’s most recognisable academy graduates is expected to return for pre-season and discuss whether he can rebuild his career under Michael Carrick.

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The situation has changed considerably since his breakdown with former head coach Ruben Amorim.

Carrick’s arrival has created a possible route back into the first team, although United remain open to a permanent transfer if the right proposal arrives.

The coming talks will therefore be important for both the player’s future and the club’s attacking plans.

Carrick could open door to Rashford’s return at Man United

According to Fabrizio Romano, Marcus Rashford will hold direct discussions with Carrick after England’s World Cup campaign ends.

The 28-year-old has already informed United that he is available for pre-season and will initially rejoin the squad before both sides consider any offers that may arrive.

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The Guardian reports that there are no personal problems between Rashford and Carrick.

It adds that United expect to reintegrate the forward, although they would still consider a permanent exit and have no interest in arranging another loan.

Rashford remains under contract until 2028 after spells with Aston Villa and Barcelona.

Fresh start may suit both sides

United contacted Rashford’s representatives and made it clear he would be welcomed into Carrick’s pre-season group. Barcelona declined to activate their purchase option, leaving his long-term future unresolved.

Man United should give Rashford a genuine opportunity to impress before making a final decision.

Carrick offers a fresh tactical environment, and a motivated Rashford could still provide pace, goals and valuable Premier League experience.

However, the club cannot allow sentiment to control the situation. If Rashford is not fully committed or an attractive permanent offer arrives, a clean separation may remain the best outcome for everyone.

Former Man U defender tells Arsenal to “sweep” left winger up for £40m 

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Pikford İngiltərə millisində DÇ üzrə rekorda imza atdı

12 July 2026 at 14:00

İngiltərə millisinin qapıçısı Cordan Pikford futbol üzrə dünya çempionatlarında keçirdiyi oyunların sayına görə yığmanın yeni rekordçusu olub.

Arena.az xəbər verir ki, 32 yaşlı qolkiper bu göstəriciyə DÇ-2026-nın 1/4 final mərhələsində Norveçə qarşı keçirdikləri oyunda start heyətində meydana çıxmaqla nail olub.

Bununla da Pikford dünya çempionatlarında keçirdiyi matçların sayını 18-ə çatdıraraq İngiltərə millisinin tarixinə düşüb.

Əvvəlki rekord 17 oyunla sabiq qapıçı Piter Şilton və hazırkı hücumçu Harri Keynə məxsus idi. Keyn də Norveçlə qarşılaşmada meydana çıxıb.

Pikford üçün bu, karyerasında üçüncü dünya çempionatıdır. O, daha əvvəl 2018 və 2022-ci illərdə keçirilən mundiallarda da İngiltərə millisinin əsas qapıçısı olub. Komanda həmin turnirlərin hər ikisində 1/4 finala qədər irəliləmişdi.

2017-ci ilin yayından “Everton”un formasını geyinən qolkiper İngiltərə millisinin heyətində iki dəfə Avropa çempionatının gümüş medalını da qazanıb (2020, 2024).

Qeyd edək ki, Piter Şilton 1982, 1986 və 1990-cı illər dünya çempionatlarında iştirak edib. O, 125 oyunla İngiltərə millisinin tarixində ən çox oyun keçirən futbolçudur.

Harri Keyn üçün isə DÇ-2026 karyerasında üçüncü mundialdır. O, həmçinin İngiltərə millisinin tarixində 85 qolla ən məhsuldar futbolçu rekordunun sahibidir.

Georgi Çakvetadze “Udineze”yə keçdi

11 July 2026 at 23:00

İtaliyanın “Udineze” klubu heyətini futbol üzrə Gürcüstan yığmasının hücumameyilli yarımmüdafiəçisi Georgi Çakvetadze ilə gücləndirib.

Arena.az xəbər verir ki, bu barədə A Seriyası təmsilçisinin mətbuat xidməti məlumat yayıb.

26 yaşlı hücumameylli yarımmüdafiəçi İngiltərənin “Uotford” klubundan tamhüquqlu əsasda transfer olunub. Gürcüstan millisinin üzvü ilə 2030-cu ilin iyununun sonuna qədər nəzərdə tutulmuş müqavilə imzalanıb.

Klublar arasında gerçəkləşən transferin maliyyə detalları açıqlanmayıb.

Qeyd edək ki, Georgi Çakvetadze karyerası ərzində Gürcüstanın “Dinamo” (Tiflis), Belçikanın “Gent”, Almaniyanın “Hamburq” və İngiltərənin “Uotford” klublarında çıxış edib. O, həmçinin uzun illərdir Gürcüstan millisinin əsas oyunçularından biridir. Yarımmüdafiəçi indiyə qədər yığmanın heyətində 39 oyuna çıxıb, 10 qol vurub, 10 məhsuldar ötürmə verib.

Kallum Uilson “Brentford”da!

11 July 2026 at 16:00

Futbol üzrə İngiltərə milli komandasının keçmiş mərkəz hücumçusu Kallum Uilson bundan sonra “Brentofrd”un uğurları üçün çalışacaq.

Arena.az xəbər verir ki, bu barədə Premyer Liqa təmsilçisinin mətbuat xidməti məlumat yayıb.

Bu yay İngiltərə Premyer Liqasından Çempionşipə yuvarlanmış “Vest Hem”dən azad agent kimi ayrılmış təcrübəli hücumçu yeni klubu ilə 2 illik müqaviləyə imza atıb. Uilson 2027-ci ilin iyun ayının sonuna qədər müddət ərzində “Brentford”un xidmətində olacaq.

Kallum Uilson 2025-ci ilin yayında “Vest Hem”ə qoşulmuş və 1 illik müqaviləyə imza atmışdı. O, bu komandanın heyətində 35 oyuna çıxıb, 7 qol vurub, 1 məhsuldar ötürmə müəllifi olub.

Uilson daha öncə “Nyukasl”, “Bornmut”, “Koventri Siti”, “Ketterinq Tuan” və “Tamuort” klublarının da formasını geyinib.

34 yaşlı forvard vaxtilə İngiltərə milli komandasında da 9 oyuna çıxıb, 2 qola imza atıb.

“Transfermarkt” internet-portalı 34 yaşlı hücumçunun transfer dəyərini 4 milyon avro məbləğində qiymətləndirir.

Argentina June 2026: Ford (+28.4%) defies sinking market (-13.7%)

9 July 2026 at 09:40

The Territory (+167.1%) helps Ford up 28.4% this month.

It’s another poor month for new light vehicle sales in Argentina, with June volumes down -13.7% year-on-year to 43,199 units. The year-to-date tally is off -10.5% to 277,049. Toyota (-17.8%) leads the brands ranking for the 4th month in a row and finally ascends to the first spot year-to-date, displacing Volkswagen (-31.6%) in complete freefall this month. Fiat (-28.2%) also endures a harsh fall but Ford (+28.4%) defies the negative market and stays at #4 with 10.1% share. Chevrolet (-13%) evolves like th market and rounds out the Top 5 above sinking Peugeot (-37.3%) and Renault (-49.3%). Newcomer BYD equals its ranking record at #8 and is at an all-time high 1,740 sales. Chery (+1316.3%), BAIC (+302.9%) and Haval (+180.6%) stand out in the remainder of the Top 20.

Over in the models charts, the Toyota Hilux (+34.1%) goes against the depleted market and achieves its highest share so far this year at 6.9%. The Fiat Cronos (-34.6%) is back up to #2 ahead of the Ford Ranger (-16%) while the Ford Territory (+167.1%) continues to perform very well at #4. The VW Amarok (-34.7%), in poor form, rounds out the Top 5 which is better than the 7th spot it holds year-to-date. The VW Tera (#6) is the best-selling recent launch in the country above the Toyota Yaris Cross (#9), BYD Atto 2 (#24), BYD Dolphin Mini (#26) and BYD Song Pro (#27).

Previous month: Argentina May 2026: Sales plunge -26.2%, BYD breaks records again

One year ago: Argentina June 2025: Market surges 68.9% to best June in 7 years

Full June 2026 Top 40 brands and Top 284 All models below.

Argentina June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota6,77515.7%– 17.8%138,58013.9%– 26.8%11
2Volkswagen5,48712.7%– 31.6%237,91713.7%– 28.3%22
3Fiat5,22612.1%– 28.2%334,18012.3%– 20.1%33
4Ford4,37510.1%+ 28.4%426,8219.7%+ 11.7%46
5Chevrolet3,8478.9%– 13.0%523,6458.5%+ 4.7%57
6Peugeot2,7186.3%– 37.3%720,7367.5%– 28.4%65
7Renault  2,6706.2%– 49.3%620,4787.4%– 35.2%74
8BYD1,7404.0%new88,2493.0%new925
9Citroen1,7254.0%– 15.1%910,8993.9%– 21.8%88
10Jeep1,0712.5%– 49.5%107,2792.6%– 38.5%109
11Nissan9842.3%– 36.4%126,9312.5%– 7.2%1110
12Mercedes7061.6%+ 47.4%115,2341.9%+ 60.1%1311
13Chery6941.6%+ 1316.3%143,1211.1%+ 714.9%1620
14BAIC6891.6%+ 302.9%135,2361.9%+ 297.0%1214
15Hyundai5111.2%– 0.2%153,4371.2%+ 41.5%1412
16Ram5111.2%+ 9.7%163,2451.2%+ 4.0%1513
17Honda3920.9%+ 75.8%173,0771.1%+ 45.2%1715
18Audi3790.9%+ 87.6%181,7490.6%+ 32.0%2218
19Haval 3760.9%+ 180.6%192,6601.0%+ 446.2%1817
20MG3400.8%new221,9020.7%new2034
21BMW3240.8%+ 50.7%201,8010.7%+ 79.7%2119
22Kia2700.6%– 5.6%212,1820.8%+ 60.2%1916
23Changan1960.5%+ 6433.3%231,0180.4%+ 7171.4%2342
24Suzuki1620.4%+ 390.9%264990.2%+ 349.5%2835
25Foton 1300.3%+ 66.7%257410.3%+ 93.0%2523
26DFSK1000.2%+ 49.3%285320.2%+ 49.9%2722
27Iveco1000.2%+ 58.7%274570.2%– 1.3%2921
28JAC770.2%– 7.2%295700.2%+ 67.6%2624
29Jetour540.1%+ 42.1%248310.3%+ 383.1%2428
30Dongfeng520.1%new302140.1%new3340
31Subaru520.1%+ 48.6%323330.1%+ 52.8%3027
32GAC Motor500.1%new341750.1%new35 –
33Mini480.1%+ 128.6%312570.1%+ 89.0%3233
34Lexus350.1%40.0%n/a1640.1%-0.60%3632
35Mitsubishi350.1%+ 9.4%352630.1%+ 61.3%3129
36Arcfox340.1%new33890.0%new42n/a
37Shineray290.1%– 12.1%n/a1880.1%+ 79.0%3436
38Kyc230.1%+ 21.1%371450.1%– 5.8%3831
39Porsche230.1%+ 91.7%381020.0%+ 209.1%4039
40DS210.0%– 61.1%401520.1%– 63.2%37n/a
 –Resto1680.4%n/a –9600.3%n/a – –

Argentina June 2026 – models:

PosModelJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota Hilux3,0026.9%+ 34.1%115,5495.6%– 9.4%11
2Fiat Cronos1,9004.4%– 34.6%312,0584.4%– 35.0%23
3Ford Ranger1,7864.1%– 16.0%210,3983.8%– 24.8%55
4Ford Territory1,5843.7%+ 167.1%410,5923.8%+ 70.1%412
5VW Amarok1,2292.8%– 34.7%68,0882.9%– 40.8%76
6VW Tera1,1312.6%new108,2403.0%new638
7Chevrolet Tracker1,1132.6%– 33.0%97,6032.7%– 20.7%89
8Peugeot 2081,0892.5%– 53.5%511,4704.1%– 38.3%34
9Toyota Yaris Cross1,0752.5%new84,4701.6%new16247
10Chevrolet Onix1,0732.5%– 16.4%77,2102.6%+ 11.6%913
11Toyota Yaris1,0062.3%– 64.3%126,0612.2%– 61.0%112
12Peugeot 20088231.9%– 48.6%136,0722.2%– 24.7%1011
13Toyota Corolla Cross8211.9%– 54.8%155,6342.0%– 43.3%138
14Renault Kangoo II7901.8%+ 624.8%193,3801.2%+ 117.5%2249
15VW Polo7771.8%– 66.9%165,5682.0%– 53.8%147
16VW Taos7481.7%– 43.8%115,6822.1%– 45.0%1210
17Peugeot Partner6311.5%+ 106.9%422,0920.8%+ 28.1%4243
18Renault Kwid6081.4%– 59.9%175,2341.9%– 6.5%1514
19Fiat Strada6041.4%– 3.0%213,6171.3%– 15.6%2122
20Jeep Compass6011.4%– 43.2%243,9261.4%– 32.5%1818
21VW Nivus5551.3%– 49.5%253,7421.4%– 34.3%1917
22Chevrolet S105461.3%– 5.9%272,8951.0%+ 21.6%3033
23Fiat Argo5291.2%– 25.8%283,1601.1%+ 160.1%2642
24BYD Atto 25231.2%new142,5450.9%new35 –
25Renault Kardian 4941.1%– 54.5%184,0541.5%– 39.2%1715
26BYD Dolphin Mini4811.1%new292,1780.8%new40133
27BYD Song Pro4721.1%new352,4980.9%new37105
28Citroen Basalt    4621.1%– 27.4%302,8791.0%– 15.7%3125
29Fiat Fiorino4571.1%+ 2588.2%223,3731.2%+ 60.8%2334
30Nissan Kait4441.0%new1274720.2%new81 –
31VW T-Cross4441.0%– 41.0%313,3451.2%– 48.7%2419
32Mercedes Sprinter4321.0%+ 35.0%233,1901.2%+ 45.3%2535
33Jeep Renegade4151.0%– 54.6%322,8211.0%– 47.1%3220
34Chery Tiggo 74111.0%new381,7630.6%new49126
35Citroen Aircross3920.9%new402,4680.9%new38 –
36Citroen C33850.9%– 10.7%342,9831.1%+ 18.0%2932
37Fiat Titano           3820.9%+ 6266.7%392,5140.9%+ 41800.0%3659
38Baic BJ30             3780.9%+ 950.0%203,6911.3%+ 3137.7%2053
39Citroen Berlingo3780.9%+ 43.7%501,8850.7%+ 19.7%4545
40Fiat Mobi3730.9%+ 62.0%511,5990.6%– 67.6%5326
41Toyota Corolla3600.8%– 51.2%333,0021.1%– 45.2%2821
42VW Virtus3570.8%+ 839.5%651,2250.4%+ 3123.7%57 –
43Fiat Pulse3450.8%– 35.3%432,3940.9%– 32.8%3928
44Chevrolet Captiva3270.8%new361,8190.7%new48268
45Ram Dakota3100.7%new441,6050.6%new52238
46Chevrolet Montana3090.7%– 38.9%462,1090.8%– 5.0%4137
47Toyota SW42960.7%– 31.2%372,5970.9%– 27.2%3429
48Hyundai HB20  2920.7%+ 12.7%471,9730.7%+ 36.8%4344
49Fiat Toro2800.6%– 60.2%263,0341.1%– 34.5%2723
50Fiat Fastback2640.6%– 66.8%481,8660.7%– 46.6%4630
51Renault Boreal2370.5%new458750.3%new67 –
52Ford Maverick2360.5%– 0.4%591,8860.7%+ 36.9%4441
53Haval Jolion2100.5%+ 233.3%531,0420.4%+ 251.1%6061
54Nissan Kicks2040.5%– 71.1%412,6190.9%+ 36.4%3331
55Changan CS551870.4%new528390.3%new68223
56Ford Everest1870.4%+ 405.4%647850.3%+ 4883.3%7066
57Ram Rampage1840.4%– 54.5%561,2240.4%– 55.7%5839
58Kia K3   1830.4%– 3.7%491,6930.6%+ 191.5%5055
59Honda WR-V1780.4%new548760.3%new66320
60Chevrolet Spin1770.4%– 26.6%629160.3%– 17.9%6447
61MG ZS1760.4%new678820.3%new65143
62Chery Tiggo 41560.4%+ 231.9%666630.2%+ 61.5%7377
63Haval H61430.3%+ 146.6%601,2000.4%+ 978.6%5963
64Ford Transit1410.3%+ 24.8%704600.2%– 48.9%8264
65Chevrolet Sonic  1370.3%new –1370.0%new133 –
66Ford Bronco Sport1370.3%– 31.5%639730.4%– 2.7%6251
67Audi Q51300.3%+ 188.9%723820.1%+ 5.0%8690
68Honda HR-V1300.3%– 9.1%571,4160.5%+ 7.8%5452
69MG 31250.3%new586690.2%new72146
70Renault Oroch1240.3%– 38.0%799950.4%– 17.2%6154
71BYD Shark1170.3%new692690.1%new97 –
72Hyundai Creta1160.3%– 26.1%616480.2%– 1.8%7465
73BYD Yuan Pro1150.3%new775770.2%new77134
74Ford F-1501130.3%+ 189.7%735090.2%+ 7.9%8072
75Nissan Frontier1120.3%– 81.6%741,8620.7%– 48.1%4727
76Renault Duster1100.3%– 77.0%841,2760.5%– 51.5%5540
77BAIC EU51060.2%+ 10500.0%1521650.1%+ 490.0%120192
78Toyota Hiace1040.2%– 39.5%685930.2%– 30.1%7656
79Suzuki Swift1010.2%new951760.1%new117 –
80BAIC X55910.2%+ 11.0%886180.2%– 17.9%7558
81Mercedes GLC870.2%+ 210.7%753550.1%+ 20.7%8780
82Iveco Daily840.2%+ 75.0%853310.1%– 27.6%9075
83Nissan Versa830.2%– 5.7%557300.3%+ 88.1%7157
84Fiat 600820.2%new814120.1%new84141
85VW Vento820.2%+ 105.0%1012480.1%– 51.3%10079
86Nissan X-Trail770.2%+ 234.8%764360.2%+ 34.0%8369
87Toyota RAV4740.2%+ 236.4%963460.1%+ 1713.3%8983
88VW Saveiro740.2%– 69.7%711,2430.4%– 30.9%5648
89Ford Mustang 710.2%+ 914.3%245800.0%– 81.6%155137
90BMW X1670.2%+ 52.3%823300.1%+ 134.8%9195
91VW Tiguan650.2%– 40.4%982970.1%– 40.5%9468
92Peugeot Expert630.1%– 7.4%923300.1%– 9.5%9285
93Hyundai HB20s 610.1%+ 96.8%803530.1%+ 981.5%8898
94Renault Arkana610.1%– 36.5%899390.3%+ 1040.3%6367
95BMW 1 Series570.1%+ 50.0%992000.1%+ 41.6%10894
96BMW X3570.1%+ 850.0%832700.1%+ 317.6%96107
97Renault Kangoo570.1%– 94.4%911,6140.6%– 68.9%5116
98Audi Q3530.1%+ 60.6%782890.1%– 6.7%9582
99BAIC BJ40530.1%+ 381.8%1511390.1%+ 152.9%129150
100Suzuki Jimny530.1%+ 71.0%1002360.1%+ 147.3%101112
101Audi SQ5480.1%n/a110880.0%n/a151263
102Peugeot 3008470.1%+ 4600.0%933020.1%+ 1600.0%9384
103Citroen C4460.1%new1061550.1%new123 –
104Chevrolet Spark450.1%new1401670.1%new119122
105Foton Tm2440.1%+ 25.7%971860.1%+ 100.0%114118
106Renault Master440.1%– 22.8%942620.1%+ 13.5%9973
107Audi A1420.1%+ 23.5%1181750.1%– 20.4%118100
108Foton Tm1420.1%+ 27.3%1161920.1%– 28.9%11196
109Jeep Commander420.1%– 64.7%863830.1%– 26.7%8560
110BMW 3 Series400.1%+ 60.0%1221530.1%+ 39.5%124110
111Audi A3370.1%– 9.8%1032280.1%– 20.1%10386
112Chevrolet Silverado 370.1%– 14.0%1051850.1%– 57.1%11578
113GAC Motor Emkoo370.1%new1131200.0%new139265
114Mercedes GLA360.1%+ 176.9%872070.1%– 12.3%10787
115Nissan Sentra360.1%– 50.7%1251900.1%+ 51.0%11281
116Renault Logan360.1%– 86.4%1395570.2%– 78.7%7836
117BMW 2 Series340.1%+ 100.0%1041860.1%+ 145.2%11399
118Foton Tunland340.1%+ 385.7%1021930.1%+ 3875.0%110142
119Chevrolet Trailblazer330.1%– 62.9%1141980.1%+ 4.4%10976
120Honda ZR-V330.1%– 29.8%1122670.1%– 40.9%9874
121DFSK C31320.1%+ 357.1%1152170.1%+ 168.1%105139
122Audi A5280.1%+ 600.0%1281220.0%+ 1075.0%138123
123Mercedes A Class280.1%– 9.7%1262240.1%– 13.3%10489
124Chery Tiggo 2270.1%new1351090.0%new145221
125DFSK C35260.1%+ 160.0%1631090.0%+ 36.1%146132
126JAC JS6260.1%new1331410.1%new127250
127Mitsubishi L200260.1%+ 116.7%1321380.0%+ 69.7%131121
128Baic U5 Plus250.1%+ 400.0%1071650.1%+ 122.2%121125
129Mini Cooper250.1%+ 92.3%1471040.0%+ 33.9%148130
130Subaru Crosstrek             250.1%n/a1421100.0%+ 107.3%144135
131Kia K2500240.1%+ 4.3%1311340.0%– 23.1%134106
132BAIC X35220.1%– 12.0%1211460.1%– 42.6%12592
133Jetour X50220.1%new902310.1%new102222
134Ford Bronco 210.0%n/a –400.0%– 36.7%186159
135Arcfox T1200.0%new143350.0%new196 –
136Chery Arrizo 8200.0%new1111370.0%new132 –
137JMEV Easy 3200.0%new1091250.0%new137326
138Mercedes C Class200.0%+ 1900.0%1171410.1%+ 332.1%128129
139Mercedes GLB200.0%+ 5.3%1241380.0%+ 19.2%130119
140BMW X2190.0%– 29.6%144700.0%– 47.4%162117
141BYD Seal   180.0%new –180.0%new228 –
142Kyc Mamut180.0%+ 5.9%1341070.0%– 32.1%147104
143Mercedes Vito170.0%+ 325.0%201550.0%+ 322.2%176170
144Citroen Jumpy160.0%– 69.8%1381290.0%– 46.7%13588
145Mercedes GLE 160.0%+ 45.5%1085240.2%+ 2108.7%79172
146Peugeot Boxer160.0%+ 77.8%141700.0%– 73.7%165102
147Renault Koleos160.0%+ 433.3%1601120.0%– 51.8%14391
148Zanella Z Truck 160.0%+ 220.0%150730.0%– 34.5%160144
149Citroen C5 Aircross150.0%+ 400.0%240180.0%– 91.7%229187
150Dongfeng Captain W 412 Sc150.0%new154580.0%new171190
151Hyundai Tucson150.0%– 66.7%1291250.0%+ 0.9%13697
152JMC Grand Avenue150.0%+ 400.0%171750.0%+ 1900.0%158184
153Kia Sportage150.0%+ 36.4%213700.0%– 61.3%163116
154Honda CR-V140.0%– 22.2%145790.0%– 70.2%156103
155Jetour Dashing140.0%– 30.0%1231600.1%+ 105.6%122120
156Kia Carnival140.0%– 30.0%164570.0%– 61.3%173128
157Lexus UX130.0%+ 225.0%185380.0%+ 108.3%191179
158Mercedes CLE130.0%new –130.0%new247 –
159Audi S3120.0%n/a162420.0%+ 900.0%183174
160Kia Seltos120.0%– 45.5%190660.0%– 58.1%169108
161Mercedes CLA120.0%+ 0.0%1461160.0%+ 10300.0%140153
162Mini Countryman120.0%+ 71.4%120850.0%+ 43.1%152155
163Subaru Forester120.0%+ 71.4%158810.0%+ 72.5%154138
164Volvo EX30120.0%– 14.3%236380.0%– 60.0%194140
165DS 7/Crossback110.0%– 42.1%136690.0%– 65.7%167101
166Geely EX5110.0%new169420.0%new184 –
167Jac JS2110.0%new182670.0%new168183
168Kia K4110.0%new137400.0%new188 –
169Porsche Macan110.0%+ 1000.0%157520.0%+ 583.3%177212
170Shineray M7110.0%new223320.0%new204342
171Lexus NX100.0%+ 25.0%192280.0%– 69.5%208149
172Porsche Cayenne100.0%+ 150.0%159310.0%+ 200.0%205207
173Shineray T30100.0%– 67.7%173760.0%+ 1.5%157115
174Arcfox T590.0%new161240.0%new216282
175BMW X490.0%+ 50.0%153690.0%– 18.9%166147
176BMW X690.0%– 30.8%168330.0%– 57.1%199152
177DFSK E590.0%new –390.0%new190216
178DFSK K01H90.0%– 62.5%175440.0%– 53.9%179114
179Honda Civic90.0%+ 28.6%220370.0%– 49.1%195151
180Iveco 10-190 90.0%+ 50.0%230200.0%– 47.6%225177
181Jac JS4  90.0%– 71.9%183840.0%– 13.8%153109
182Jac JS8  90.0%– 47.1%170440.0%+ 133.3%180148
183Jetour X7090.0%– 35.7%130730.0%+ 56.1%159145
184Maxus T6090.0%n/a215160.0%n/a235 –
185Mitsubishi Outlander90.0%– 43.8%156890.0%+ 33.3%150124
186Dongfeng Mage80.0%new198150.0%new238 –
187Jac T980.0%new200330.0%new202324
188Peugeot 500880.0%n/a186490.0%+ 78.3%178161
189Range Rover Evoque80.0%+ 700.0%235160.0%+ 100.0%236258
190BMW 4 Series70.0%– 50.0%179400.0%– 5.7%185158
191Chery Tiggo 870.0%new187430.0%new181211
192DFSK C3270.0%– 46.2%207390.0%– 23.8%189154
193Forthing T5 HEV70.0%new155320.0%new203 –
194Jeep Wrangler70.0%– 56.3%231200.0%– 27.8%226178
195Peugeot 40870.0%new193600.0%new170191
196Renault Alaskan70.0%– 92.2%1722170.1%– 61.7%10662
197Shineray G03F70.0%+ 250.0%203230.0%+ 1500.0%218246
198Toyota Land Cruiser70.0%+ 250.0%195380.0%#DIV/0!193164
199Agrale Ma 8.760.0%+ 200.0%255210.0%+ 25.0%222202
200Audi RS360.0%– 68.4%166350.0%+ 31.8%197168
201Citroen Jumper60.0%– 71.4%206430.0%– 76.6%182113
202Dongfeng Captain V 41460.0%new218180.0%new230286
203DS 460.0%– 50.0%244290.0%– 78.7%206127
204Foton Wonder60.0%new228400.0%new187237
205Jetour T160.0%new1891000.0%new149199
206Lexus RX60.0%+ 20.0%214270.0%+ 23.5%210200
207Mini John Cooper Works60.0%n/a280190.0%n/a227251
208Volvo XC6060.0%– 14.3%178570.0%+ 104.0%174165
209Audi Q850.0%– 28.6%165260.0%– 40.0%212160
210Citroen C3 Aircross50.0%– 99.2%1807920.3%– 82.1%6924
211DFSK Glory 50050.0%+ 66.7%226150.0%+ 25.0%237194
212Dongfeng Huge50.0%new208120.0%new248 –
213Forthing Friday50.0%new –120.0%new249 –
214Kyc V750.0%new191130.0%new246 –
215Subaru Impreza50.0%n/a194270.0%n/a211219
216Subaru WRX50.0%n/a282380.0%+ 312.5%192259
217Baic BJ6040.0%– 20.0%204260.0%+ 69.2%213186
218Domy V1             40.0%+ 33.3%216240.0%+ 1900.0%217209
219Dongfeng Captain V 31240.0%new242130.0%new243285
220Dongfeng Captain W 31040.0%new219160.0%new233311
221DS 340.0%n/a243200.0%– 67.3%224163
222Gac Motor Empow40.0%new26770.0%new267 –
223Great Wall Ora 0340.0%new211290.0%new207196
224Hyundai Santa Fe40.0%n/a199330.0%n/a201240
225JAC S240.0%– 86.7%184550.0%– 58.5%175111
226Leapmotor C10   40.0%new –40.0%new279 –
227Mercedes G-Class40.0%n/a23280.0%+ 100.0%263260
228Renault Stepway40.0%– 98.0%2221430.1%– 89.1%12646
229Arcfox S530.0%new174140.0%new240 –
230Audi Q230.0%– 25.0%196700.0%+ 31.4%161131
231Audi Q730.0%+ 200.0%197130.0%– 23.1%242198
232BMW 5 Series30.0%n/a167170.0%+ 16.7%231206
233DFSK Glory 580  30.0%– 66.7%227270.0%+ 0.0%209162
234Dongfeng Captain W 412 Dc30.0%new181220.0%new220213
235Forthing U-Tour30.0%new246110.0%new252 –
236Great Wall Poer30.0%– 57.1%247100.0%– 72.0%256180
237Great Wall Tank 30030.0%new176330.0%new200224
238Hyundai Staria30.0%+ 0.0%269130.0%– 54.5%245173
239Isuzu Dmax30.0%n/a27080.0%n/a260277
240JAC X20030.0%n/a27280.0%+ 25.0%261233
241Lexus LBX30.0%+ 0.0%250250.0%– 35.3%215171
242Toyota Crown30.0%+ 50.0% –70.0%– 71.4%269189
243Xev Yoyo30.0%new254110.0%new254297
244Alfa Romeo Tonale20.0%– 81.8%238100.0%– 81.4%255167
245BMW Ix2               20.0%+ 0.0%25860.0%– 76.5%270208
246BMW X520.0%– 33.3%205220.0%– 41.2%219175
247Changan Deepal S0520.0%new –20.0%new295 –
248Coradir Tita20.0%+ 100.0% –60.0%– 55.6%271229
249DFSK EC35            20.0%new24170.0%new266273
250Forthing T5-MT20.0%new209170.0%new232 –
251GAC Motor GS820.0%new229130.0%new244276
252JAC EV30x20.0%new248100.0%new257 –
253Kaiyi KYX7 Pro  20.0%new –20.0%new300 –
254Lexus IS20.0%+ 0.0%27740.0%– 71.4%280234
255Mercedes E Class20.0%– 50.0% –80.0%– 33.3%262214
256Porsche 91120.0%– 60.0%252120.0%+ 400.0%250228
257Ram 150020.0%– 95.7%221580.0%– 74.2%17293
258Rely R8  20.0%new –20.0%new304 –
259Toyota Etios   20.0%n/a177150.0%– 55.2%239203
260Arcfox Kaola10.0%new22540.0%new276 –
261Audi A410.0%– 75.0% –10.0%– 100.0%312182
262Dongfeng Box10.0%new21760.0%new272 –
263Ferrari 296  10.0%new –10.0%new323 –
264Fonix K5ms10.0%new –10.0%new325 –
265Ford E-Transit    10.0%n/a2661130.0%+ 5500.0%142230
266GAC Motor Aion ES  10.0%new –10.0%new328 –
267Gac Motor GS3 Emzoom10.0%new210110.0%new253319
268Holiday Rambler Dakota10.0%new –10.0%new329 –
269JAC T610.0%+ 0.0% –30.0%– 66.7%286255
270Jeep Gladiator 10.0%n/a27320.0%+ 0.0%298261
271Jetour T210.0%new212220.0%new221241
272Kaiyi KYX310.0%new –10.0%new333 –
273Land Rover Defender10.0%– 50.0%24970.0%– 14.3%268217
274Lexus GX10.0%– 50.0% –20.0%– 50.0%301257
275Mercedes AMG GT10.0%n/a –210.0%+ 25.0%223218
276Mercedes Benz Amg SL 6310.0%n/a25130.0%n/a289 –
277Mini Aceman10.0%new23450.0%new275 –
278Peugeot e-2008   10.0%new –10.0%new340 –
279Range Rover10.0%n/a10.0%n/a341340
280Subaru Outback10.0%– 96.3%224100.0%– 90.1%258136
281Toyota GR8610.0%n/a –140.0%– 59.4%241176
282Volvo C4010.0%+ 0.0% –30.0%#DIV/0!291215
283Volvo XC4010.0%+ 0.0% –20.0%– 96.9%310188
284VW Nuevo Virtus10.0%– 99.4% –1800.1%– 88.4%11670

Source: ACARA

Cordan Henderson əməliyyat olundu, DÇ-ni erkən başa vurdu

8 July 2026 at 21:30

İngiltərə millisinin və “Brentford”un yarımmüdafiəçisi Cordan Henderson DÇ-2026-nın 1/8 finalından sonra aldığı zədə səbəbindən əməliyyat olunub.

Arena.az xəbər verir ki, təcrübəli futbolçu bu barədə sosial şəbəkə hesabında məlumat verib.

Hadisə İngiltərənin Meksika üzərində 3:2 hesablı qələbəsindən sonra yaşanıb. Henderson komandasının 1/4 finala yüksəlməsini qeyd edərkən reklam lövhələrinin üzərindən tullanmağa çalışıb, lakin uğursuz eniş edərək biləyini sındırıb.

Futbolçu meydanı xərəkdə və oksigen maskası ilə tərk edib, daha sonra isə təcili xəstəxanaya çatdırılıb. Müayinələrdən sonra onun bilək nahiyəsindən əməliyyat olunmasına qərar verilib.

Henderson bu zədə səbəbindən dünya çempionatının qalan hissəsini buraxacaq.

36 yaşlı yarımmüdafiəçi turnirdə əsasən ehtiyat oyunçular skamyasında yer alıb. O, yalnız qrup mərhələsinin Panama ilə son oyununda (2:0) sonradan meydana daxil olub. Bununla belə, Henderson İngiltərə millisinin tarixində dörd dünya çempionatında çıxış edən ilk futbolçu kimi tarixə düşüb.

Qeyd edək ki, Cordan Henderson 2025-ci ilin yayından “Brentford”un formasını geyinir. O, karyerasının böyük hissəsini “Liverpul”da keçirərək İngiltərə çempionluğu, UEFA Çempionlar Liqası, klublararası dünya çempionatı, UEFA Super Kuboku, İngiltərə Kuboku, İngiltərə Super Kuboku və iki dəfə İngiltərə Liqa Kubokunu qazanıb.

İngiltərə millisinin heyətində isə 90 oyuna çıxmış Cordan Henderson 3 qol vurub və 11 məhsuldar ötürmə müəllifi olub.

Hungary June/H1 2026: Nissan reexports 81.4% of its volume

8 July 2026 at 07:20

The Nissan Qashqai is #1 in Hungary over H1 but 80% are reexported.

15,100 new passenger cars were registered in Hungary in June, a fantastic +31.2% year-on-year improvement. The year-to-date tally halfway through the year is up 74,905, up 13.3% on H1 2025. Including LCV the June tally stands at 17,686 with H1 volumes up 11.3% to 86,697. Petrol sales account for 20.6% of total PC volumes over H1 vs. 23.9% last year, diesel is at 9.5% vs. 11.3%, mild hybrids are at 35.6% vs. 35.7%, full hybrids at 15.8% vs. 14.8%, PHEVs at 8% vs. 5.5% and BEVs at 10% vs. 8.5% over the First Half of 2025. Private sales represent 36% of the H1 volume vs. 64% for fleet sales, but looking at BEV sales only the fleet share rises to 76% vs. 80% over the Full Year 2025.

Skoda (+74.1%) threepeats at #1 in the PC brands ranking with 11.3% share vs. 9.9% over H1, keeping YTD leader Toyota (+25%) in 2nd place. Suzuki (+26.8%) is up 26.8% to #3. Nissan shoots up 468.6% to #4 and 7.1% share and ranks #3 year-to-date at +89.6% to 9.1% share. However this is almost entirely due to reexports which account for a whopping 81.4% of its sales over the First Half of 2025. The average reexport ratio is 18.7% vs. 21.8% last year. BYD (+227.2%), Hyundai (+45.8%) and MG (+41%) also shine below. Over in the PC+LCV brands ranking and over H1, Toyota (+16.1%) leads the way with 11.5% share above Ford (-16.6%) and Skoda (+25.9%). Nissan is up 86.1% to #4.

Looking at models (PC+LCV), the Skoda Octavia (+78%) is in the lead above the Nissan Qashqai (+713.7%), the latter owing its score to roughly 80% reexports. The Suzuki S-Cross (+68.7%) and Vitara (+33.5%) follow with the Toyota Corolla (+45.1%), Hyundai Tucson (+194%) and Kia Sportage (+69.7%) in tow. The Toyota Yaris Cross (+54%), Skoda Kodiaq (+41.9%) and Toyota C-HR (+21.8%) also make it into the Top 10. As for H1 figures, the Nissan Qashqai (+124.1%) is in pole position ahead of the Skoda Octavia (+15%), Suzuki S-Cross (-9.9%) and Vitara (-14.1%). The Chery Tiggo 7 (#25) is the best-selling recent launch above the Dacia Bigster (#28) and Omoda 5 (#30).

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

One year ago: Hungary June 2025: Skoda Octavia and Dacia Duster on top

Full June 2026 Top 15 PC brands and Top 40 models, H1 2026 Top 20 PC brands, Top 10 PC+LCV brands and Top 100 PC+LCV models below.

Hungary June 2026 – brands (PC only):

PosBrand PC onlyJun-26%/25May2026 1-6%/25PosPos
1Skoda1,71011.3%+ 74.1%17,3879.9%+ 26.0%23
2Toyota1,4329.5%+ 25.0%28,11010.8%+ 15.7%12
3Suzuki1,2028.0%+ 26.8%46,2078.3%– 16.5%41
4Nissan1,0697.1%+ 468.6%66,7849.1%+ 89.6%38
5Volkswagen1,0577.0%+ 16.0%35,1316.9%+ 10.0%54
6BMW7354.9%+ 22.1%53,9095.2%+ 19.0%67
7Kia6734.5%– 8.7%113,1464.2%– 25.8%86
8Ford6654.4%– 11.2%73,8015.1%– 21.0%75
9Hyundai6144.1%+ 45.8%82,9994.0%+ 22.8%910
10Mercedes5023.3%– 11.8%92,8543.8%+ 3.5%109
11BYD4943.3%+ 227.2%102,1262.8%+ 143.8%1122
12Dacia4893.2%– 6.3%132,0482.7%– 3.9%1211
13Renault4432.9%– 8.8%141,5452.1%– 22.6%1613
14Chery3322.2%n/a151,8982.5%n/a14n/a
15Audi3312.2%+ 9.2%121,9042.5%+ 9.6%1315
n/aOpel3182.1%– 12.4%181,5682.1%+ 8.1%1512
n/aMG2992.0%+ 41.0%171,1601.5%+ 38.9%1819
n/aPeugeot2541.7%– 21.4%191,0941.5%– 21.5%1917
n/aVolvo2281.5%– 12.6%n/a1,2291.6%– 14.2%1714
n/aOmoda1671.1%n/a169901.3%n/a20n/a
n/aJaecoo1390.9%n/a207881.1%+ 177.5%24n/a
n/aCitroen 880.6%– 48.5%n/a9501.3%+ 56.5%22n/a
n/aTeslan/an/an/an/a8941.2%– 18.5%2316
n/aMazdan/an/an/an/a9661.3%+ 38.4%2121

Hungary H1 2026 – brands (PC+LCV) and Reexport ratios:

PosBrandH1 2026%/25ReexpNo Reexp/25
1Toyota9,92911.5%+ 16.1%8.1%9,128+ 12.9%
2Ford7,3898.5%– 16.6%32.0%5,027+ 3.4%
3Skoda7,3878.5%+ 25.9%2.7%7,187+ 27.5%
4Nissan6,7887.8%+ 86.1%81.4%1,262– 3.4%
5Suzuki6,2077.2%– 16.5%6.9%5,780– 3.1%
6Volkswagen6,1147.1%+ 8.7%6.3%5,727+ 22.1%
7Mercedes3,9604.6%+ 9.4%7.2%3,675+ 14.8%
8BMW3,9094.5%+ 19.0%4.2%3,744+ 44.1%
9Kia3,2473.7%– 23.4%2.2%3,176– 23.4%
10Renault3,0243.5%– 1.1%31.1%2,085+ 21.2%

Hungary June 2026 – models (PC+LCV):

PosModelJun-26%/252026 1-6%/25PosFY25
1Skoda Octavia8744.9%+ 78.0%3,5404.1%+ 15.0%22
2Nissan Qashqai8304.7%+ 713.7%5,1235.9%+ 124.1%15
3Suzuki S-Cross6043.4%+ 68.7%2,9653.4%– 9.9%31
4Suzuki Vitara4542.6%+ 33.5%2,4382.8%– 14.1%43
5Toyota Corolla3732.1%+ 45.1%1,7282.0%+ 27.9%612
6Hyundai Tucson3411.9%+ 194.0%1,7262.0%+ 122.4%714
7Kia Sportage3021.7%+ 69.7%1,3361.5%+ 12.3%913
8Toyota Yaris Cross2881.6%+ 54.0%1,7892.1%+ 47.6%57
9Skoda Kodiaq2711.5%+ 41.9%1,0771.2%– 1.3%1317
10Toyota C-HR2511.4%+ 21.8%1,2211.4%+ 6.5%1011
11Ford Ranger2491.4%+ 77.9%1,4801.7%+ 11.4%89
12Ford Kuga2451.4%+ 169.2%1,1091.3%+ 50.1%1118
13Dacia Duster2391.4%– 39.6%1,0801.2%– 29.6%124
14Tesla Model Y2361.3%+ 51.3%6360.7%– 29.0%3119
15Toyota Hilux2261.3%n/a5720.7%+ 94.6%3935
16Ford Transit Custom (LCV)1941.1%+ 218.0%9691.1%+ 93.8%1632
17VW T-Roc1931.1%+ 65.0%1,0551.2%+ 65.9%1425
18Skoda Superb1921.1%+ 43.3%9841.1%+ 72.3%1537
19VW Golf1741.0%+ 20.8%8521.0%+ 36.5%1926
20Renault Captur1701.0%n/a4390.5%n/a4962
21Skoda Scala1701.0%+ 486.2%6190.7%+ 84.2%3346
22Renault Kangoo Van1650.9%n/a3810.4%n/a64138
23Renault Master1600.9%n/a8411.0%n/a2049
24BYD Seal U1530.9%– 39.3%5410.6%– 28.2%4127
25MG ZS1520.9%+ 166.7%6040.7%+ 60.2%3648
26Chery Tiggo 71490.8%new6720.8%new2590
27Dacia Bigster1440.8%new6540.8%new2841
28Ford Transit1390.8%+ 131.7%6400.7%– 23.4%2931
29Hyundai Kona1390.8%+ 41.8%3800.4%– 19.8%6545
30VW Tiguan1390.8%+ 110.6%6700.8%+ 81.6%2655
31KGM Korando1380.8%– 48.5%4350.5%– 76.4%516
32Suzuki Swift1360.8%+ 17.2%7060.8%– 6.0%2422
33Seat Leon1300.7%n/a3520.4%n/a7282
34Mercedes GLC/Coupe1240.7%n/a6550.8%n/a2773
35Toyota Proace Max1220.7%+ 40.2%6250.7%+ 59.8%3254
36Toyota Yaris1180.7%+ 66.2%6080.7%+ 10.5%3429
37Jeep Avenger1150.7%n/a3230.4%– 4.4%7664
38BMW X31140.6%+ 22.6%4700.5%+ 11.9%4657
39Fiat Ducato1070.6%+ 9.2%4800.6%– 30.3%4540
40Toyota Proace City (PC)1070.6%– 15.7%4150.5%– 22.3%5638

Hungary H1 2026 – models (PC+LCV):

PosModel2026 1-6%/25FY25
1Nissan Qashqai5,1235.9%+ 124.1%5
2Skoda Octavia3,5404.1%+ 15.0%2
3Suzuki S-Cross2,9653.4%– 9.9%1
4Suzuki Vitara2,4382.8%– 14.1%3
5Toyota Yaris Cross1,7892.1%+ 47.6%7
6Toyota Corolla1,7282.0%+ 27.9%12
7Hyundai Tucson1,7262.0%+ 122.4%14
8Ford Ranger1,4801.7%+ 11.4%9
9Kia Sportage1,3361.5%+ 12.3%13
10Toyota C-HR1,2211.4%+ 6.5%11
11Ford Kuga1,1091.3%+ 50.1%18
12Dacia Duster1,0801.2%– 29.6%4
13Skoda Kodiaq1,0771.2%– 1.3%17
14VW T-Roc1,0551.2%+ 65.9%25
15Skoda Superb9841.1%+ 72.3%37
16Ford Transit Custom (LCV)9691.1%+ 93.8%32
17Ford Tourneo Custom9181.1%– 34.0%8
18Nissan X-Trail8601.0%+ 72.0%33
19VW Golf8521.0%+ 36.5%26
20Renault Master8411.0%n/a49
21Toyota Corolla Cross8230.9%– 11.6%16
22Toyota Aygo X7830.9%+ 113.9%59
23Ford Puma7500.9%+ 119.9%74
24Suzuki Swift7060.8%– 6.0%22
25Chery Tiggo 76720.8%new90
26VW Tiguan6700.8%+ 81.6%55
27Mercedes GLC/Coupe6550.8%n/a73
28Dacia Bigster6540.8%new41
29Ford Transit6400.7%– 23.4%31
30Omoda 56400.7%+ 0.5%23
31Tesla Model Y6360.7%– 29.0%19
32Toyota Proace Max6250.7%+ 59.8%54
33Skoda Scala6190.7%+ 84.2%46
34Toyota Yaris6080.7%+ 10.5%29
35Chery Tiggo 86040.7%new129
36MG ZS6040.7%+ 60.2%48
37Nissan Juke5990.7%+ 99.0%91
38Citroen C3 Aircross5910.7%new78
39Toyota Hilux5720.7%+ 94.6%35
40Opel Frontera5640.7%+ 75.2%75
41BYD Seal U5410.6%– 28.2%27
42Jaecoo 75380.6%new56
43Mercedes Citan5130.6%+ 36.4%53
44BMW X1/iX14820.6%n/a89
45Fiat Ducato4800.6%– 30.3%40
46BMW X34700.5%+ 11.9%57
47BYD Atto 24490.5%n/an/a
48Kia Ceed4490.5%n/a58
49Renault Captur4390.5%n/a62
50BMW 5 Series4380.5%+ 26.6%69
51KGM Korando4350.5%– 76.4%6
52Mercedes Sprinter4290.5%– 7.5%43
53Skoda Karoq4210.5%+ 26.0%66
54Mercedes GLE/Coupe4170.5%n/a67
55Ford Transit Custom (PC)4160.5%– 20.3%39
56Toyota Proace City (PC)4150.5%– 22.3%38
57Volvo XC604140.5%– 43.8%21
58Ford Transit Courier4060.5%+ 18.0%50
59VW Passat4030.5%n/a71
60BMW X54020.5%+ 7.8%61
61VW Tayron3970.5%new111
62Peugeot 30083860.4%n/a51
63Chery Tiggo 43820.4%newn/a
64Renault Kangoo Van3810.4%n/a138
65Hyundai Kona3800.4%– 19.8%45
66VW T-Cross3760.4%+ 8.4%79
67VW Caddy3720.4%– 67.6%15
68Kia Xceed3670.4%+ 7.6%83
69Volvo XC403670.4%n/a72
70Toyota RAV43600.4%– 75.6%10
71BYD Dolphin Surf3530.4%new148
72Seat Leon3520.4%n/a82
73BMW 3 Series3350.4%– 63.7%20
74Peugeot 20083310.4%– 45.1%44
75Opel Corsa3290.4%n/a68
76Jeep Avenger3230.4%– 4.4%64
77Opel Combo3190.4%– 12.1%60
78VW Transporter3170.4%n/a126
79Renault Symbioz2990.3%newn/a
80Audi A3 2970.3%n/a70
81BYD Atto 32910.3%n/a118
82Lexus NX2870.3%– 19.8%81
83Audi Q32820.3%n/a112
84Audi A52780.3%n/a96
85Hyundai i302780.3%– 51.3%42
86MG 32700.3%n/a141
87Peugeot Boxer2670.3%– 16.6%76
88BYD Sealion 72580.3%new120
89Renault Trafic2570.3%n/a87
90Tesla Model 32560.3%– 50.0%34
91Mercedes V Class2510.3%– 19.6%63
92Jaecoo 52500.3%newn/a
93Mazda CX-602430.3%n/a100
94Omoda 92430.3%new –
95Skoda Fabia2430.3%n/a102
96Mercedes CLA2410.3%n/a150
97Chery Tiggo 92400.3%new –
98Iveco Daily2400.3%n/a115
99BMW iX32390.3%newn/a
100VW Touran2350.3%n/a97
101BMW 4 Series Coupe/Cabrio2270.3%n/a95
102Honda HR-V2270.3%n/a144
103Toyota Camry2270.3%n/a84

Source: Dataforce, many thanks to Csaba.

Chile June 2026: Chevrolet Groove back on podium

7 July 2026 at 09:39

The Chevrolet Groove achieves a podium finish for the first time in almost two years.

New vehicle sales in Chile advance 9.5% year-on-year in June to 26,576 units, bringing the YTD tally up 5.5% to 153,574. Toyota (+11%) holds onto the brands top spot but Suzuki (+27.4%) is getting closer in 2nd place. Hyundai (+13.2%) is at #3 ahead of a surging Ford (+36.9%) while Kia (+9.8%) closes out the Top 5. MG (+29%), Foton (+27.9%) and Changan (+24.5%) shine below. Further down, Tesla (+512.3%), Jeep (+201.8%), BYD (+126.8%), Jetour (+93.5%) and BMW (+67.1%) stand out. All in all, Chinese manufacturers hold 34.6% of the Chilean market thanks to sales up 16.2% year-on-year.

Looking at the models charts, the Mitsubishi L200 (-5.7%) is the overall best-seller again above the Toyota Hilux (-14.4%) with both models missing out on the market growth. In contrast the Chevrolet Groove (+63.3%) score its first podium finish since August 2024 while the Suzuki Fronx (+114.7%), Swift (+188.1%) and Hyundai Grand i10 (+96.6%) all post sensational gains. The Omoda C5 (+10%) delivers its best ranking since last October at #9, just as the MG ZX (+123.7%), Ford F-150 (+110.6%) and Toyota RAV4 (+105%) make themselves notice below.

Previous month: Chile May 2026: Mitsubishi L200 #1, Riddara RD6 at world best

One year ago: Chile June 2025: Mitsubishi L200 now #1 YTD

Full June 2026 Top 71 All brands and Top 30 models below.

Chile June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota  2,1138.0%+ 11.0%112,3328.0%+ 7.9%11
2Suzuki2,0497.7%+ 27.4%211,7077.6%+ 6.0%23
3Hyundai  1,7646.6%+ 13.2%310,2786.7%+ 8.6%32
4Ford 1,4985.6%+ 36.9%67,9765.2%+ 5.4%66
5Kia   1,4085.3%+ 9.8%48,8765.8%– 0.5%44
6Chevrolet  1,3595.1%+ 1.4%58,1605.3%– 3.2%55
7ChangAn1,1994.5%+ 24.5%86,8954.5%+ 27.8%89
8GWM1,1904.5%– 3.6%77,8565.1%+ 11.4%77
9Peugeot 1,1024.1%– 22.1%96,8164.4%– 13.4%98
10Mitsubishi9873.7%– 8.8%105,7943.8%– 3.4%1010
11MG8903.3%+ 29.0%115,6073.7%+ 37.8%1112
12Mazda7402.8%– 5.9%144,5302.9%+ 3.2%1211
13Foton7282.7%+ 27.9%153,1692.1%+ 13.1%1818
14Jetour7182.7%+ 93.5%173,5762.3%+ 99.4%1422
15Chery6372.4%– 26.0%134,2012.7%– 3.7%1313
16Omoda+Jaecoo5792.2%+ 12.9%213,1522.1%+ 14.8%1920
17Maxus5352.0%+ 19.2%183,4752.3%+ 3.2%1616
18Subaru5312.0%+ 3.3%192,9661.9%– 8.4%2017
19Jeep5131.9%+ 201.8%271,6811.1%+ 90.2%2432
20Volkswagen4661.8%– 1.3%123,5622.3%+ 29.3%1515
21Geely4571.7%+ 32.1%202,8691.9%+ 130.6%2124
22JAC4531.7%– 3.0%163,2942.1%+ 28.1%1719
23Tesla4471.7%+ 512.3%231,5751.0%+ 224.7%2538
24Citroen3881.5%– 36.8%242,0941.4%– 44.9%2214
25BYD3721.4%+ 126.8%321,3220.9%+ 84.4%3035
26Ram3471.3%+ 9.1%222,0871.4%+ 5.2%2323
27BMW3461.3%+ 67.1%311,4110.9%+ 11.7%2730
28DFM2170.8%– 7.7%261,1970.8%+ 34.2%3131
29Mercedes2110.8%– 10.2%301,3990.9%+ 0.2%2827
30JMC2010.8%– 11.1%251,4550.9%+ 4.5%2626
31DFSK1850.7%– 18.5%291,0920.7%– 18.8%3229
32Nissan1420.5%– 73.6%351,3390.9%– 58.5%2921
33Opel1190.4%– 52.4%366380.4%– 66.1%3528
34Kaiyi1100.4%+ 31.0%346140.4%+ 52.0%3737
35Volvo1080.4%+ 14.9%415880.4%+ 1.2%3836
36GAC Motor1030.4%– 39.4%436550.4%– 37.9%3433
37Honda980.4%– 19.7%376330.4%– 27.7%3634
38Audi970.4%+ 27.6%474360.3%+ 9.5%3939
39Soueast940.4%new452280.1%new5283
40SWM880.3%+ 363.2%571700.1%– 4.0%5452
41Fiat760.3%+ 72.7%502420.2%– 6.6%5146
42Cupra730.3%+ 114.7%483540.2%+ 38.8%4242
43KGM/Ssangyong730.3%– 71.1%337530.5%– 48.4%3325
44Karry620.2%+ 82.4%442490.2%– 3.9%4945
45Leapmotor610.2%new382670.2%new4764
46BAIC580.2%+ 5700.0%462600.2%+ 900.0%4868
47Isuzu520.2%new –520.0%new66 –
48Dongfeng500.2%+ 78.6%403000.2%– 38.5%4543
49Mini500.2%+ 51.5%521940.1%– 6.7%5350
50Renault  470.2%+ 42.4%553610.2%+ 19.5%4144
51Landking460.2%+ 4.5%423120.2%+ 64.2%4349
52Exeed390.1%– 32.8%513070.2%+ 48.3%4447
53Lexus370.1%+ 60.9%492460.2%+ 39.8%5051
54Mahindra350.1%– 50.7%392830.2%– 51.4%4641
55Skoda340.1%– 5.6%611490.1%– 17.2%5653
56Neta310.1%n/a59680.0%+ 3300.0%6279
57Riddara300.1%+ 1400.0%283870.3%+ 545.0%4066
58Shineray250.1%– 19.4%531360.1%– 25.7%5748
59Porsche240.1%+ 14.3%601200.1%+ 0.8%5857
60Land Rover200.1%– 20.0%541520.1%– 1.9%5554
61JIM180.1%– 41.9%62650.0%– 58.6%6355
62Lynk & Co130.0%– 18.8%581090.1%+ 34.6%5958
63Smart110.0%+ 22.2%561060.1%+ 202.9%6063
64ZX Auto90.0%– 47.1%63890.1%– 23.3%6156
65DS40.0%– 66.7%64300.0%– 59.5%6861
66Seat20.0%– 50.0%6940.0%– 91.1%7262
67Aston Martin10.0%n/a –30.0%+ 200.0%7380
68Bentley10.0%n/a6630.0%+ 50.0%7477
69Ferrari10.0%n/a67130.0%+ 116.7%7073
70MAN10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a78 –
71Maserati10.0%+ 0.0% –30.0%– 50.0%7674
 –Others20.0%– 33.3% –530.0%+ 278.6% – –
 –Total Chinese9,19834.6%+ 16.2% –53,43734.8%+ 22.2% – –

Chile June 2026 – models:

PosModelJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Mitsubishi L2007883.0%– 5.7%14,2522.8%– 1.0%12
2Toyota Hilux6652.5%– 14.4%24,0052.6%– 5.6%21
3Chevrolet Groove6012.3%+ 63.3%72,2181.4%– 10.6%168
4Suzuki Fronx5992.3%+ 114.7%33,3072.2%+ 85.5%416
5Suzuki Swift5332.0%+ 188.1%62,7981.8%+ 80.7%723
6Hyundai Grand i105151.9%+ 96.6%52,3031.5%+ 17.4%1414
7GWM Jolion4781.8%+ 26.5%92,3351.5%+ 5.7%1210
8GWM Poer4681.8%– 17.0%43,8392.5%+ 10.9%33
9Omoda C54491.7%+ 10.0%182,3321.5%+ 4.1%1311
10Ford Ranger4081.5%+ 24.8%82,8551.9%+ 14.5%59
11Ford F-1503981.5%+ 110.6%n/a1,1360.7%+ 16.2%n/a35
12Kia Sonet3941.5%+ 83.3%112,3451.5%+ 54.9%1119
13MG ZX3871.5%+ 123.7%122,8191.8%+ 135.5%624
14Mazda CX-53821.4%– 9.9%192,2761.5%+ 4.5%1512
15Toyota RAV43711.4%+ 105.0%241,5631.0%+ 0.6%2621
16Chery Tiggo 23701.4%– 30.2%152,5531.7%– 17.6%95
17Toyota Raize3561.3%+ 52.8%141,8161.2%+ 34.4%2327
18Kia Soluto3381.3%– 29.9%102,4461.6%– 11.7%107
19Hyundai Creta3371.3%+ 49.1%231,8991.2%+ 22.8%1920
20Maxus T603171.2%– 4.5%172,0121.3%– 13.2%1813
21Hyundai Tucson2871.1%– 4.0%201,7141.1%+ 10.6%2415
22MG ZS2871.1%+ 27.6%131,8391.2%+ 64.3%2133
23Ford Territory2831.1%+ 18.4%212,0461.3%+ 12.6%1717
24Peugeot 20082791.0%+ 11.2%n/a1,2200.8%+ 2.3%n/an/a
25Subaru Crosstrek2591.0%+ 45.5%251,6681.1%+ 38.7%2526
26Geely Coolray2561.0%n/a221,8471.2%n/a2031
27Peugeot Partner2410.9%– 61.2%162,6451.7%– 27.3%84
28Toyota Yaris Cross2310.9%+ 30.5%n/a1,2650.8%n/a2922
29Suzuki Celerio2240.8%+ 85.1%n/a1,2180.8%+ 59.0%n/an/a
30Citroen Berlingo2130.8%– 4.1%n/a7300.5%– 59.2%n/a28
n/aChevrolet Sail2020.8%– 31.5%261,8321.2%+ 10.0%2218
n/aSuzuki Alto1970.7%+ 337.8%n/a7300.5%+ 54.7%n/an/a
n/aFoton TM51840.7%+ 80.4%n/a5880.4%+ 9.5%n/an/a
n/aChangan X7 Plus1830.7%n/an/a1,2470.8%n/a3029
n/aToyota Corolla Cross1820.7%– 19.5%n/a1,3010.8%+ 11.9%2834
n/aToyota Yaris1790.7%– 8.7%281,3800.9%+ 22.9%2730
n/aRam 700 Pickup1780.7%– 19.5%271,1600.8%– 3.4%n/a32
n/aTesla Model 31630.6%n/an/a7090.5%n/an/an/a
n/aFoton G71540.6%+ 24.2%n/a7280.5%– 1.1%n/an/a
n/aFoton Midi1450.5%+ 48.0%n/a4670.3%– 11.2%n/an/a
n/aFoton TM31400.5%+ 37.3%n/a5500.4%+ 6.0%n/an/a
n/aChevrolet Silverado1320.5%– 21.4%n/a8650.6%– 4.7%n/an/a
n/aJMC Grand Avenue1240.5%– 10.8%n/a8900.6%+ 0.7%n/an/a
n/aKia Frontier1200.5%– 9.8%n/a7440.5%– 14.7%n/an/a
n/aHyundai Porter1170.4%– 31.2%n/a9060.6%– 4.6%n/an/a
n/aChevrolet Colorado1140.4%– 10.9%n/a7520.5%– 9.7%n/an/a
n/aGWM Wingle 71110.4%– 18.4%n/a6040.4%+ 26.1%n/an/a
n/aHyundai Accent1090.4%– 17.4%n/a7750.5%– 17.7%n/an/a
n/aChangan Alsvin1080.4%+ 47.9%n/a4940.3%+ 5.8%n/an/a
n/aMazda31070.4%– 7.0%n/a6220.4%+ 40.7%n/an/a
n/aMercedes Sprinter1030.4%+ 21.2%n/a5950.4%– 8.3%n/an/a
n/aPeugeot 2081020.4%+ 7.4%n/a3930.3%– 34.5%n/an/a
n/aFord Maverick990.4%+ 30.3%n/a4390.3%+ 18.6%n/an/a
n/aKia Morning980.4%– 10.9%n/a7790.5%– 24.8%n/an/a
n/aFord Transit960.4%– 15.8%n/a4500.3%– 34.6%n/an/a
n/aMG3920.3%– 32.4%n/a4840.3%– 27.5%n/an/a
n/aChevrolet N400 Max910.3%+ 19.7%n/a6900.4%+ 26.6%n/an/a
n/aChangan Star Truck880.3%n/an/a2210.1%n/an/an/a
n/aSuzuki Dzire Sedan860.3%n/an/a5720.4%n/an/an/a
n/aCitroen C3800.3%+ 19.4%n/a325n/an/an/an/a
n/aHyundai Staria730.3%– 17.0%n/a5210.3%+ 28.6%n/an/a
n/aMaxus Deliver 9730.3%+ 204.2%n/a3870.3%+ 19.4%n/an/a
n/aChangan Hunter720.3%– 39.0%n/a5740.4%– 17.6%n/an/a
n/aJMC Vigus680.3%– 10.5%n/a5180.3%+ 16.9%n/an/a
n/aPeugeot Boxer670.3%+ 31.4%n/a3250.2%– 16.9%n/an/a
n/aHyundai i20660.2%n/an/a3160.2%n/an/an/a
n/aRam Rampage610.2%+ 29.8%n/a5910.4%+ 40.4%n/an/a
n/aJAC T8 Pro600.2%#DIV/0!n/a4640.3%+ 220.0%n/an/a
n/aChevrolet Montana570.2%+ 3.6%n/a4570.3%– 14.1%n/an/a
n/aVW Polo560.2%– 18.8%n/a3370.2%– 24.6%n/an/a
n/aJAC Sunray540.2%+ 8.0%n/a4370.3%+ 21.7%n/an/a
n/aHyundai Grand i10 Sedan490.2%n/an/a3910.3%n/an/an/a
n/aPeugeot Expert320.1%n/an/a2460.2%n/an/an/a
n/aVW Saveiro290.1%– 58.6%n/a4690.3%– 8.2%n/an/a
n/aSuzuki Baleno280.1%– 93.9%n/a9170.6%– 72.5%n/a6
n/aMaxus C35270.1%n/an/a2290.1%n/an/an/a
n/aJAC X200220.1%n/an/a1780.1%n/an/an/a
n/aPeugeot Traveller220.1%n/an/a2120.1%n/an/an/a
n/aKGM Grand Musso160.1%– 87.4%n/a3110.2%– 59.6%n/an/a
n/aMaxus e-Deliver 330.0%newn/a2890.2%newn/an/a

Source: ANAC

Croatia June 2026: BYD up to record 7th place, Seal 6 Touring in Top 20

7 July 2026 at 08:59

The Seal 6 Touring is the first BYD to enter the Croatian Top 20.

The Croatian new car market edges up 1.2% year-on-year in June to 8,886 units, leading to a H1 volume up 5.5% to 43,540. Skoda (-15.5%) reclaims the brands top spot off Volkswagen (+2.2%) despite a harsh YoY fall. Opel (-30.1%), Renault (-5.6%) and Toyota (+7.5%) camp on their May positions and complete the Top 5. Suzuki (+13.5%) is strong at #6 but no match for BYD up a phenomenal 5350% to #7 with 327 sales and 3.7% share, all records. Hyundai (+27%), Peugeot (+13.1%) and Ford (+9.8%) round out the Top 10, all in great shape. Below, notice Tesla (+242.4%), Jeep (+196.4%), Mazda (+97.8%) and Citroen (+40.7%).

Model-wise, the VW T-Cross (+35.5%) repeats at #1 and lodges its third win of the year after January but stays at #2 year-to-date. Just two sales below is the Skoda Octavia (-10%) which remains in pole position over H1. The new Opel Frontera (+2029.4%) confirms its fantastic success at #3, a ranking it now holds year-to-date as well. The Opel Mokka (-32.3%) rallies back up 10 spots on May to #4 but falls sharply YoY. The Renault Clio (-18.1%), also struggling, rounds out the Top 5. At #6, the Ford Puma (+12750%) has a freakishly good month which lifts it inside the YTD Top 20 at #18. Excellent performances also by the VW T-Roc (+122.2%), Suzuki S-Cross (+108.3%) and Skoda Kodiaq (+66.4%). First Top 20 finishes for the Cupra Terramar (#14) and BYD Seal 6 Touring (#20).

Previous month: Croatia May 2026: VW T-Cross and Opel Frontera top record market

One year ago: Croatia June 2025: Opel places Corsa at #2 and Mokka at #3

Full June 2026 Top 48 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Croatia June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Skoda1,30914.7%– 15.5%25,88813.5%+ 3.1%11
2Volkswagen1,24114.0%+ 2.2%15,44412.5%+ 10.2%22
3Opel7888.9%– 30.1%33,5978.3%+ 15.6%33
4Renault5876.6%– 5.6%43,3897.8%– 15.1%44
5Toyota4715.3%+ 7.5%52,5555.9%+ 15.6%66
6Suzuki4384.9%+ 13.5%62,5765.9%– 6.4%55
7BYD3273.7%+ 5350.0%111,1152.6%+ 1348.1%1224
8Ford3263.7%+ 9.8%171,0522.4%– 16.6%1412
9Hyundai3253.7%+ 27.0%81,9454.5%+ 14.3%78
10Peugeot3103.5%+ 13.1%131,0592.4%– 6.7%1313
11Dacia2983.4%– 13.6%91,9344.4%– 17.1%87
12Kia2973.3%– 10.5%121,3563.1%– 20.1%119
13Audi2212.5%– 27.1%101,5483.6%– 2.3%1010
14Cupra2092.4%+ 25.9%237141.6%+ 15.7%1817
15Citroen1972.2%+ 40.7%157901.8%– 12.5%1714
16Mazda1802.0%+ 97.8%148512.0%+ 23.7%1516
17Seat1691.9%– 1.7%195101.2%– 4.5%2120
18Mercedes1621.8%+ 11.0%168201.9%– 1.4%1615
19BMW1431.6%– 46.8%71,5863.6%+ 4.9%911
20Tesla1131.3%+ 242.4%253400.8%+ 261.7%2425
21Omoda1121.3%n/a274241.0%#######2233
22MG941.1%+ 44.6%185891.4%+ 106.7%1921
23Jeep830.9%+ 196.4%291970.5%– 18.3%2928
24Fiat640.7%– 29.7%222520.6%+ 29.2%2727
25Jaecoo600.7%n/a203640.8%+ 9000.0%2334
26Volvo490.6%+ 88.5%215621.3%+ 18.1%2022
27Nissan400.5%– 59.6%243360.8%– 35.3%2619
28Mitsubishi370.4%+ 208.3%39890.2%+ 368.4%3738
29Porsche360.4%+ 2.9%301910.4%– 9.9%3026
30Geely330.4%– 56.6%263370.8%– 22.2%2518
31Forthing210.2%+ 31.3%281610.4%– 30.0%3123
32Leapmotor190.2%new31890.2%new3642
33DS170.2%+ 70.0%40410.1%– 30.5%4039
34Land Rover170.2%– 15.0%36950.2%– 30.7%3331
35Lexus170.2%– 19.0%331100.3%+ 13.4%3232
36Honda150.2%+ 25.0%35890.2%+ 43.5%3536
37SsangYong140.2%– 41.7%34900.2%– 42.3%3429
38Alfa Romeo110.1%– 66.7%32740.2%– 39.8%3835
39Mini90.1%– 52.6%372240.5%+ 34.9%2830
40Subaru70.1%– 66.7%41560.1%– 27.3%3937
41Lynk & Co40.0%n/a38260.1%– 29.7%4140
42Rimac40.0%n/a –40.0%n/a49 –
43Zeekr40.0%new42210.0%new4251
44Xpeng30.0%n/a44140.0%+ 1300.0%4345
45Ferrari20.0%n/a –40.0%+ 300.0%4748
46Alpine10.0%new4630.0%new5056
47BAIC10.0%new –60.0%new4559
48Lamborghini10.0%+ 0.0%4840.0%+ 100.0%4846

Croatia June 2026 – models:

PosModelJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1VW T-Cross5956.7%+ 35.5%12,3095.3%+ 11.3%22
2Skoda Octavia5936.7%– 10.0%32,3645.4%– 4.6%11
3Opel Frontera3624.1%+ 2029.4%21,6733.8%+ 8265.0%3n/a
4Opel Mokka3233.6%– 32.3%141,2592.9%+ 26.2%65
5Renault Clio2673.0%– 18.1%41,5763.6%– 20.7%44
6Ford Puma2572.9%+ 12750.0%n/a5001.1%+ 338.6%18n/a
7Skoda Kodiaq2332.6%+ 66.4%79772.2%+ 31.8%811
8Suzuki Vitara2242.5%+ 13.7%61,3083.0%– 3.3%56
9Renault Captur2072.3%– 5.9%81,1032.5%– 25.0%77
10VW T-Roc2002.3%+ 122.2%97641.8%+ 83.2%12n/a
11Toyota Yaris Cross1481.7%+ 37.0%126211.4%+ 11.7%1720
12Dacia Duster1421.6%– 13.4%n/a8261.9%– 32.6%118
13VW Golf1321.5%– 24.1%136771.6%+ 2.9%1516
14Cupra Terramar1291.5%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
15Hyundai i301251.4%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
16Suzuki SX4 S-Cross1251.4%+ 108.3%108712.0%+ 25.7%1013
17Skoda Kamiq1231.4%– 48.8%58992.1%+ 14.1%99
18Seat Ibiza1221.4%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
19Peugeot 2081151.3%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
20BYD Seal 6 Touring1141.3%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
n/aKia Stonic1091.2%– 9.9%n/a4431.0%– 26.7%2018
n/aDacia Sandero1051.2%+ 1.0%116741.5%– 4.0%1610
n/aVW Tiguan1031.2%– 26.4%206921.6%– 10.0%1412
n/aHyundai Tucson690.8%– 25.8%197111.6%+ 37.3%1314
n/aFord Kuga680.8%+ 257.9%n/a4741.1%– 4.4%19n/a

Source: Promocija Plus

UK June 2026: Tesla Model Y and Model 3 on top

6 July 2026 at 16:19

The Tesla Model Y is the best-selling vehicle in the UK in June.

New car sales in the UK are up a very satisfying +11.4% year-on-year in June to 213,166 units. This is the market’s first time above the 200,000 mark since pre-pandemic 2019. This way, the H1 volume is up 9.2% to 1,137,929. Encouragingly, private sales beat the market at +12.5% to 80,571 and 37.8% share vs. 37.4% in June 2025, while fleet sales advance 10.5% to 126,907 and 59.5% share vs. 60% last year and business sales are up 17.1% to 5,688 and 2.7% share vs. 2.5%. Year-to-date, private sales are up 12.6% to 452,830 and 39.8% share vs. 38.6% over H1 2025 while fleet sales gain 6.8% to 659,488 and 58% share vs. 59.2% last year. Business sales are up 12.5% to 25,611 and 2.3% share vs. 2.2%.

Looking at sales by propulsion, petrol is down -4% to 84,541 and 39.7% share vs. 46% in June 2025, diesel is down -24.4% to 8,099 and 3.8% share vs. 5.6%, HEV is up 25.3% to 29,874 and 14% share vs. 12.5%. BEV sales are up 35% to 63,950 and a round 30% share vs. 24.8% a year ago and PHEVs gain 24.9% to 26,702 and 12.5% share vs. 11.2% last year. Year-to-date, petrol is down -2.7% to 490,994 and 43.2% share vs. 48.4% over the same period in 2025, diesel is off -10.5% to 52,548 and 4.6% share vs. 5.6%, HEV gains 10.2% to 161,676 and 14.2% share vs. 14.1%, BEVs are up 26.6% to 284,579 and 25% share vs. 21.6% and PHEVs up 38.4% to 148,132 and 13% share vs. 10.3%.

Brand-wise, Volkswagen (-4.7%) keeps the lead despite going agains the positive market, holding 7.6% share vs. 7.9% over H1. Tesla (+57.7%) surges 20 spots on last month to reach #2 with 12,173 sales and 5.7% share, its best ranking and share since December 2024 (#2 and 6.1%) and largest volume since December 2022 (16,368). BMW (-7.5%) ranks #3 for the month and ascends to #2 year-to-date, a ranking it also held over the Full Year 2025. Audi (+18.8%) and MG (+37.5%) both beat the market and round out the Top 5. Notice also Omoda (+173.8%), Jaecoo (+149.6%) and BYD (+36.2%) all very healthy while newcomers Chery (#21) and Geely (#29) confirm their success. Leapmotor is up 1403.5% to #28.

Over in the models charts, Tesla brilliantly manages a 1-2 for the first time since December 2024, with the Model Y (+61.8%) at 3.2% share and the Model 3 (+52.9%) at 2.5%. As a result the Model Y cracks the YTD Top 10 at #10, with June accounting for 44% of its H1 sales. The Ford Puma (+19.6%) is relegated to third place but easily holds onto the YTD top spot. It is followed by the Kia Sportage (+34.9%) and Nissan Qashqai (-9.3%). #3 year-to-date, the Jaecoo 7 manages an 11th consecutive Top 10 finish at #7. At #10, the Ford Kuga signs a second Top 10 finish in the past 15 months after last February.

Previous month: UK May 2026: Vauxhall Frontera breaks into Top 10

One year ago: UK June 2025: BEVs up 39.1%, Hyundai hits record #4, Nissan Qashqai best-seller

Full June 2026 Top 55 All brands and Top 10 models below.

UK June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Volkswagen16,1627.6%– 4.7%190,1507.9%– 4.3%11
2Tesla12,1735.7%+ 57.7%2227,6772.4%+ 21.8%2019
3BMW  11,7675.5%– 7.5%462,8775.5%– 4.3%22
4Audi  11,4315.4%+ 18.8%258,6625.2%+ 9.6%45
5MG10,3954.9%+ 37.5%648,7414.3%+ 14.4%810
6Kia10,3524.9%+ 3.1%362,8455.5%+ 1.4%34
7Ford  10,2844.8%+ 0.8%758,1995.1%– 3.6%53
8Skoda9,2124.3%+ 10.3%846,5084.1%+ 6.1%911
9Hyundai9,0334.2%– 10.6%1145,3884.0%– 6.9%116
10Toyota9,0084.2%+ 6.9%1045,5844.0%– 1.7%107
11Mercedes  8,1453.8%+ 0.6%949,9824.4%+ 4.2%69
12Nissan  7,7323.6%– 18.7%1940,9533.6%– 16.7%138
13Vauxhall  7,5973.6%+ 6.5%549,0014.3%+ 5.0%713
14Renault6,9573.3%+ 16.7%1236,2483.2%+ 9.1%1515
15Volvo6,3173.0%+ 10.1%1835,3523.1%+ 4.4%1614
16BYD6,2422.9%+ 36.2%1437,7953.3%+ 94.9%1417
17Peugeot  6,1172.9%– 24.1%1641,4273.6%– 14.9%1212
18Jaecoo6,0712.8%+ 149.6%1334,0673.0%+ 305.6%1823
19Mini5,5062.6%+ 56.9%1529,4712.6%+ 34.2%1918
20Land Rover4,5252.1%– 20.2%1734,7723.1%– 1.3%1716
21Chery3,8361.8%new2117,9791.6%new2334
22Omoda3,6831.7%+ 173.8%2318,7611.6%+ 170.3%2227
23Cupra3,2541.5%– 15.4%2021,9091.9%+ 14.6%2120
24Dacia2,9241.4%+ 7.2%2515,2221.3%– 5.6%2522
25Polestar2,5541.2%– 1.6%299,0860.8%+ 9.2%3030
26Citroen2,3041.1%– 15.7%2416,5301.5%+ 76.2%2426
27Suzuki2,1761.0%+ 53.6%2613,7411.2%+ 44.7%2729
28Leapmotor2,1501.0%+ 1403.5%346,7700.6%+ 1149.1%3335
29Geely2,1191.0%new336,4970.6%new3447
30Porsche1,9460.9%+ 22.6%279,5260.8%– 0.1%2928
31Mazda1,9250.9%– 47.0%3014,8701.3%– 20.9%2621
32Seat1,7400.8%+ 3.4%288,7720.8%– 28.8%3125
33Lexus1,6330.8%– 11.3%328,0330.7%– 8.5%3231
34Honda1,0360.5%– 38.3%3110,7830.9%– 18.4%2824
35Jeep1,0200.5%+ 59.1%356,3140.6%– 4.7%3532
36Fiat8220.4%+ 8.6%363,7480.3%– 38.9%3633
37Alpine4490.2%+ 137.6%371,9020.2%+ 481.7%3739
38Alfa Romeo3850.2%+ 93.5%381,6240.1%+ 24.2%3836
39Changan3230.2%new391,5790.1%new3949
40Smart2540.1%+ 104.8%401,1590.1%+ 49.5%4038
41Xpeng2450.1%+ 114.9%437670.1%+ 364.8%4345
42Lotus1940.1%n/a425780.1%n/a45n/a
43Subaru1600.1%– 30.1%449390.1%– 25.5%4137
44Genesis1470.1%– 8.1%416260.1%– 20.7%4442
45Abarth1150.1%+ 576.5%453130.0%+ 55.7%4650
46KGM1090.1%– 26.8%468430.1%+ 1.0%4241
47Aion700.0%new481010.0%new51 –
48Maserati640.0%+ 93.9%472550.0%+ 49.1%4748
49Skywell640.0%+ 3100.0%54900.0%+ 718.2%5254
50Mitsubishi580.0%n/a51700.0%n/a53 –
51DS440.0%– 92.4%521120.0%– 88.2%5043
52Ineos190.0%– 24.0%491360.0%+ 3.8%4951
53Chevrolet100.0%+ 233.3%53400.0%+ 17.6%5452
54GWM Ora70.0%– 80.6%501440.0%– 25.4%4846
54Maxus20.0%– 75.0%5440.0%– 90.7%5553
55Jaguar10.0%n/a –80.0%– 99.5%5440
 –Other British2190.1%+ 8.4% –1,5340.1%– 10.8% – –
 –Other Imports790.0%– 42.8% –6750.1%– 34.5% – –

UK June 2026 – models:

PosModelJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1Tesla Model Y6,7653.2%+ 61.8%n/a15,3411.3%n/a1018
2Tesla Model 35,4082.5%+ 52.9%n/an/an/an/an/a20
3Ford Puma5,2842.5%+ 19.6%129,6422.6%+ 12.5%11
4Kia Sportage4,5542.1%+ 34.9%225,8282.3%+ 12.2%22
5Nissan Qashqai4,5442.1%– 9.3%523,1022.0%+ 4.6%43
6MG HS3,2461.5%– 9.0%n/a16,7211.5%+ 3.8%78
7Jaecoo 73,1451.5%n/a423,8402.1%n/a313
8Hyundai Tucson3,0821.4%n/a10n/an/an/an/a10
9Mini Cooper3,0041.4%n/a716,2951.4%n/a812
10Ford Kuga2,9481.4%n/an/an/an/an/an/a19
n/aVW Golf2,8941.4%+ 7.7%617,5521.5%+ 4.0%66
n/aVauxhall Corsa2,6071.2%– 27.2%318,4701.6%– 8.2%54
n/aVolvo XC402,5531.2%– 4.1%n/a16,0311.4%+ 5.0%97

Source: SMMT

“Brentford” bir əsr sonra “Qarabağ”ın rəqibini səfərdə məğlub edib

8 February 2026 at 13:32

“Brentford” İngiltərə Premyer Liqasının 25-ci turunda “Qarabağ”ın UEFA Çempionlar Liqasında rəqibi olan “Nyukasl” üzərində tarixi 3:2 hesablı qələbə qazanıb.

Komanda.az xarici KİV-ə istinadən xəbər verir ki, bu uğur komandanın 21-ci əsrdə “Nyukasl”ın meydanında ilk qələbəsi olub. “Brentford” sonuncu dəfə təxminən bir əsr əvvəl, 1934-cü ildə “Nyukasl”ı səfərdə 5:2 hesabıyla məğlub edib. Klublar az hallarda qarşılaşıblar və bu, 1934-cü ildən bəri “Nyukasl”ın meydanında keçirdikləri 10-cu liqa matçı olub.

Qələbənin nəticəsi olaraq, “Brentford” Premyer Liqanın turnir cədvəlində 7-ci yerə yüksəlib. “Nyukasl” isə hələ də 13-cü yerdədir.

“Nyukasl” UEFA Çempionlar Liqasının pley-off mərhələsinin ilk oyununda, fevralın 18-də “Qarabağ”ın qonağı olacaq. Cavab matçı fevralın 24-də İngiltərədə keçiriləcək.

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