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Vietnam November 2025: VinFast breaks record again, Limo Green #1 with 14.2% share

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By:Matt Gasnier
12 December 2025 at 09:59

The VinFast Limo Green is by far the best-selling vehicle in Vietnam in November.

Based on data by local association VAMA and Hyundai, new vehicle sales in Vietnam sink -17.8% year-on-year in 44,801 units. The year-to-date tally is now up just 2.1% to 375,184.Β This month once again we have access to exclusive figures by local manufacturer VinFast, which sends the overall market to 67,987 for the month and 522,634 year-to-date.Β 

After passing the 20,000 monthly unit-mark for the first time in October, VinFast breaks its monthly record again in November to a fantastic 23,186 sales. Toyota (-11.1%) limits its fall to stay at #2 ahead of Hyundai (-47%) completely imploding, Ford (-2.6%) and Thaco-Kia (-29.6%). Mitsubishi is stable.

The VinFast Limo Green brilliantly takes the lead of the models charts with a stunning 14.2% share and for its 4th month in market. It distances the YTD leader the VinFast VF 3 ahead of the VF 5 and VF 6. As a result, the Limo Green climbs from #18 to #6 year-to-date. The Mitsubishi Xpander (-7.8%) is the best of the rest above the Mitsubishi Xforce (+20.8%) and Ford Ranger (-9.6%).

Previous month: Vietnam October 2025: VinFast above 20,000 sales for the first time

One year ago: Vietnam November 2024: Market up 51.7%, Mitsubishi, Honda in shape

Full November 2025 Top 18 All brands and Top 70 All models below.

Note: The brands ranking includes medium and heavy commercial vehicles, the models ranking doesn’t.

Vietnam November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1VinFast23,18634.1%n/a1147,45028.2%n/a1n/a
2Toyota7,73111.4%– 11.1%263,62512.2%+ 9.8%22
3Hyundai5,4638.0%– 47.0%346,5258.9%– 20.9%41
4Ford5,4468.0%– 2.6%444,3078.5%+ 14.5%54
5Thaco-Kia5,2337.7%– 29.6%647,2629.0%– 4.3%33
6Mitsubishi5,0567.4%+ 0.0%535,1476.7%– 6.0%65
7Honda3,9865.9%– 14.0%725,1294.8%– 3.0%87
8Mazda3,1994.7%– 29.7%827,7855.3%– 6.6%76
9Isuzu1,0711.6%– 20.9%910,4292.0%+ 7.8%98
10Suzuki6601.0%– 24.7%105,7171.1%– 40.5%109
11Hino3960.6%+ 222.0%112,9140.6%+ 117.8%1114
12Dothanh – JMC3060.5%new121,9540.4%new13 –
13Lexus2220.3%+ 38.8%131,8620.4%+ 39.4%1413
14BMW+Mini1800.3%– 41.2%151,8300.4%– 2.7%1512
15Peugeot1780.3%– 64.0%142,2030.4%– 27.2%1210
16Daewoo Bus90.0%– 70.0%161930.0%+ 73.9%1616
17Hyundai Trucks90.0%– 96.5%181570.0%– 93.2%1711
18Samco70.0%– 85.4%171440.0%– 49.7%1815

Vietnam November 2025 – models:

PosModelNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1VinFast Limo Green9,64214.2%new316,1463.1%new6 –
2VinFast VF 34,6556.8%n/a140,6607.8%n/a1n/a
3VinFast VF 5Β 3,0724.5%n/a238,4787.4%n/a2n/a
4VinFast VF 62,8014.1%n/a619,7503.8%n/a3n/a
5Mitsubishi Xpander2,2343.3%– 7.8%517,3163.3%– 1.1%41
6Mitsubishi Xforce2,2033.2%+ 20.8%812,0912.3%– 8.9%104
7Ford Ranger2,0403.0%– 9.6%716,4933.2%+ 3.7%52
8Mazda CX-51,7662.6%– 26.7%1014,6662.8%+ 7.4%73
9Toyota Yaris Cross1,7202.5%+ 44.8%913,2082.5%+ 37.6%87
10Toyota Vios1,5542.3%– 27.3%1311,4522.2%– 9.9%115
11Honda City1,5502.3%– 33.4%149,2141.8%– 8.5%159
12Ford Territory1,5392.3%+ 22.5%1111,1242.1%+ 48.1%1312
13Ford Everest1,4492.1%– 0.6%1211,2092.1%+ 13.3%128
14Honda HR-V1,2741.9%+ 120.4%215,8991.1%+ 12.0%2320
15Hyundai Creta1,2361.8%– 7.1%177,3501.4%– 5.0%1910
16VinFast VF 71,2251.8%n/a158,2921.6%n/a16n/a
17Kia Frontier1,0381.5%n/a1610,4322.0%n/a14n/a
18Hyundai Tucson1,0031.5%– 36.7%197,8421.5%+ 38.3%1818
19Toyota Corolla Cross9881.5%– 14.1%188,1491.6%+ 22.9%1713
20VinFast Herio Green8301.2%new412,3542.4%new9n/a
21Kia Seltos8171.2%– 32.6%245,3951.0%– 14.1%2516
22Toyota Veloz Cross8111.2%– 29.2%207,0361.3%– 5.2%2011
23Toyota Innova Cross8111.2%+ 9.0%226,9751.3%+ 44.4%2121
24Kia Sonet6821.0%– 35.8%264,7950.9%– 30.1%2714
25Hyundai Accent6561.0%– 68.0%256,3001.2%– 46.0%226
26Honda CR-V6481.0%– 46.8%235,5331.1%– 10.8%2417
27Mazda25910.9%+ 22.1%284,7430.9%+ 4.2%2823
28Mitsubishi Triton4690.7%+ 43.4%313,7240.7%+ 58.7%3139
29Honda BR-V4290.6%+ 11.1%303,7540.7%+ 16.7%3030
30Ford Transit4180.6%– 25.6%295,3271.0%+ 11.7%2624
31Kia Carens4150.6%– 40.0%323,5400.7%– 17.5%3227
32Toyota Hilux4010.6%+ 18.3%273,4270.7%+ 68.9%3342
33Toyota Raize3800.6%– 32.3%333,2890.6%– 22.2%3425
34Kia Carnival3780.6%– 58.1%374,1600.8%– 33.2%2919
35Hyundai Grand i103600.5%– 65.2%342,9770.6%– 41.4%3722
36Mazda33250.5%– 51.3%362,5460.5%– 46.3%4026
37Hyundai Stargazer3050.4%– 34.8%382,9780.6%– 13.8%3629
38Mazda CX-82960.4%– 22.5%432,3130.4%– 7.0%4238
39Toyota Fortuner2860.4%– 48.0%352,7860.5%– 13.4%3832
40Suzuki Super Carry Pro2760.4%– 19.1%392,7600.5%– 4.4%3933
41Toyota Wigo2620.4%– 14.7%412,1630.4%– 10.1%4440
42Toyota Camry2520.4%+ 995.7%422,0900.4%+ 97.0%4549
43Kia Sportage2290.3%– 54.4%471,8750.4%– 34.8%4836
44Hyundai Santa Fe2010.3%– 83.3%442,3800.5%– 61.1%4115
45Suzuki XL71990.3%– 52.4%402,3030.4%– 18.4%4334
46Hyundai Venue1850.3%– 73.2%452,0220.4%– 48.1%4728
47Kia K31650.2%– 68.3%531,4890.3%– 57.4%5131
48Hyundai Custin1390.2%– 64.8%501,3230.3%– 50.2%5435
49Mitsubishi Attrage1230.2%– 50.0%461,5790.3%– 32.1%5041
50Mazda CX-301190.2%– 40.8%491,3810.3%– 6.9%5346
51Hyundai Palisade1180.2%– 51.2%511,0340.2%– 25.9%5647
52Suzuki Fronx1160.2%new –1160.0%new74 –
53Mazda CX-31020.2%– 69.2%542,0800.4%– 8.6%4637
54Kia Sorento930.1%– 45.3%489240.2%– 7.6%5752
55Toyota Avanza Premio850.1%– 66.9%521,0410.2%– 45.6%5543
56Honda Civic770.1%– 33.0%566790.1%– 35.9%5851
57Toyota Land Cruiser750.1%+ 141.9%605540.1%+ 4.3%6157
58Toyota Prado560.1%– 22.2%576050.1%+ 740.3%5967
59Hyundai Elantra520.1%– 76.6%585910.1%– 65.2%6045
60Isuzu D-Max500.1%– 42.5%555200.1%+ 6.1%6259
61Suzuki Swift390.1%new593050.1%new64 –
62Kia Soluto330.0%– 68.9%662700.1%– 43.8%6560
63Kia K5330.0%– 8.3%652320.0%– 17.1%7263
64Toyota Corolla300.0%– 23.1%642570.0%– 42.9%6861
65Suzuki Jimny300.0%– 26.8%672430.0%– 38.2%7162
66Isuzu MU-X290.0%– 9.4%612480.0%+ 15.3%7064
67Mitsubishi Pajero Sport270.0%– 67.5% –750.0%– 88.6%7554
68Toyota Alphard200.0%+ 11.1%622540.0%+ 95.4%6966
69Kia Morning160.0%– 83.2%632630.1%– 64.1%6753
70Honda Accord80.0%– 20.0%69400.0%– 49.4%7768

Source: VAMA, Hyundai, VinFast

Indonesia November 2025: BYD Atto 1 confirms instant best-seller status

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By:Matt Gasnier
12 December 2025 at 03:48

The BYD Atto 1 confirms its status of instant best-seller in Indonesia.

New vehicle wholesales in Indonesia have stabilised in November at -0.1% year-on-year toΒ 74,252. Due to a mediocre start of the year, the year-to-date tally remains in frank negative at -9.5% to 710,084. Retail sales for their part are actually up 4.3% toΒ 79,310 for the month but down -8.3% to 739,977 year-to-date.

Toyota (-19.8%) is in deep trouble but still manages a 29.1% market share vs. 31.5% so far this year. Daihatsu (+16.5%) posts a very strong result but is down one percentage point on its YTD share at 15.7% vs. 16.7%. After reaching a record 14.3% share last month, BYD (+233.6%) is down slightly to a still tremendous 12.8% due to one single model as we’ll see further down. The Chinese carmaker more tham triples its sales year-on-year. Isuzu (+25.3%), Mitsubishi (+22.3%), Suzuki (+8.9%) and Mitsubishi Fuso (+5.4%) are also strong below whereas Honda (-63.9%) collapses. Retail-wise, Toyota (-6.2%) contains its loss ahead of Daihatsu (+5.3%), BYD (+191%) and Mitsubishi (+15%).

Over in the wholesales models charts, the new BYD Atto 1 (aka Seagull or Dolphin Mini/Surf) confirms its spectacular arrival in the Indonesian market with a second straight win at above 10% share, this time 11.2%. This is a really momentous event and by far the most successful launch in the country ever. Leader year-to-date, the Toyota Kijang Innova (-24.3%) is back up one spot on October to #2, bypassing the Daihatsu Gran Max Pikap (+9.3%). The Toyota Avanza (-34.4%) is in difficulty at #4 while the Suzuki Carry Pikap (+31.4%) rounds out the Top 5 like last month. Strong runs by the Daihatsu Gran Max Minibus (+946.6%), Toyota Raize (+56.9%) and Rush (+20.7%).

Previous month: Indonesia October 2025: BYD Atto 1 lands directly at #1 with 12.7% share

One year ago: Indonesia November 2024: Toyota Avanza signs first win in over 2 years

Full November 2025 Top 43 All brands (wholesales and retail) and Top 188 All models (wholesales) below.

Note: Brands rankings include medium and heavy vehicles, models ranking does not.

Indonesia November 2025 – brands (wholesales):

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota21,64229.1%– 19.8%1224,01831.5%– 14.6%11
2Daihatsu11,68415.7%+ 16.5%2118,77416.7%– 20.8%22
3BYD9,48112.8%+ 233.6%340,1515.7%+ 189.6%611
4Mitsubishi7,40210.0%+ 22.3%463,9189.0%– 2.8%34
5Suzuki6,1028.2%+ 8.9%555,9057.9%– 7.0%45
6Honda3,0314.1%– 63.9%653,3017.5%– 38.3%53
7Isuzu2,5563.4%+ 25.3%722,6683.2%– 6.4%87
8Mitsubishi Fuso2,4183.3%+ 5.4%822,6813.2%– 8.5%76
9Wuling1,7032.3%– 33.2%1115,3822.2%– 17.6%1210
10Hino1,6672.2%– 34.1%916,0702.3%– 25.3%118
11Hyundai1,3031.8%– 21.2%1217,8972.5%– 12.8%109
12Chery1,2111.6%+ 42.0%1017,9312.5%+ 131.6%912
13Jaecoo7411.0%new241,4900.2%new22 –
14Geely4880.7%new212,5090.4%new17 –
15Aion3430.5%– 33.3%135,1650.7%+ 346.8%1421
16BMWΒ 2790.4%– 47.5%191,6140.2%– 60.8%2013
17Mercedes2350.3%– 4.5%142,0890.3%– 38.0%1816
18Mazda2300.3%– 36.8%172,8010.4%– 31.7%1614
19GWM2240.3%+ 220.0%161,4500.2%+ 107.1%23n/a
20Denza2090.3%new207,1761.0%new13 –
21MG1490.2%– 15.3%151,7590.2%– 53.6%1915
22Xpeng1330.2%new265710.1%new33 –
23Citroen1050.1%– 16.7%281,2090.2%+ 0.4%2520
24Jetour1030.1%new257070.1%new30 –
25FAW950.1%+ 75.9%221,0070.1%+ 37.9%2624
26BAIC880.1%+ 31.3%276210.1%+ 133.5%3131
27Lexus860.1%– 56.8%331,4370.2%– 40.8%2417
28Polytron810.1%new232860.0%new36 –
29Ford760.1%– 5.0%307090.1%– 6.3%2926
30UD Trucks720.1%– 53.5%291,5260.2%– 16.0%2118
31Dongfeng (DFSK)710.1%– 10.1%317280.1%– 10.2%2825
32Vinfast680.1%new183,1180.4%new15 –
33Neta610.1%– 54.1%326030.1%– 7.5%3228
34Mini240.0%– 52.9%364280.1%– 48.4%3523
35Volvo220.0%+ 83.3%391250.0%+ 13.6%4032
36Nissan170.0%– 87.3%359410.1%– 17.7%2719
37Scania160.0%– 66.0%344530.1%+ 20.2%3430
38Maxus150.0%new411790.0%new39 –
39Volkswagen120.0%+ 140.0%372290.0%+ 189.9%3835
40Seres50.0%n/a381210.0%+ 63.5%4134
41KiaΒ 30.0%– 85.0%42810.0%– 92.1%4222
42Audi10.0%+ 0.0%43140.0%– 41.7%4337
43Subaru00.0%– 100.0%402420.0%– 53.2%3729

Indonesia November 2025 – brands (retail):

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota24,26830.6%– 6.2%1233,65531.6%– 12.9%11
2Daihatsu12,75016.1%+ 5.3%2125,28016.9%– 19.2%22
3BYDΒ 8,24310.4%+ 191.0%339,2895.3%+ 237.1%611
4Mitsubishi7,0208.9%+ 15.0%462,4288.4%– 7.1%44
5Suzuki6,0967.7%– 2.3%556,4497.6%– 9.7%55
6Honda5,5056.9%– 37.2%664,2258.7%– 30.4%33
7Isuzu2,7233.4%+ 11.0%822,3273.0%– 13.5%86
8Mitsubishi Fuso2,5153.2%+ 6.6%722,8103.1%– 7.9%77
9Wuling1,7782.2%– 29.0%1017,5062.4%– 21.5%128
10Hino1,7382.2%– 17.6%918,5392.5%– 8.7%99
11Chery1,4041.8%+ 74.2%1118,0712.4%+ 140.8%1112
12Hyundai1,3051.6%– 21.0%1218,4642.5%– 10.1%1010
13Jaecoo7741.0%new231,3780.2%new22 –
14Aion3770.5%– 12.3%135,4390.7%+ 514.6%1422
15Denza2900.4%new147,0471.0%new13 –
16Geely2350.3%new152,0360.3%new19 –
17GWM2340.3%+ 178.6%211,2660.2%+ 108.6%23n/a
18Mazda2320.3%– 14.1%162,8740.4%– 28.1%1613
19Mercedes2300.3%– 31.1%172,4500.3%– 32.3%1715
20BMWΒ 1760.2%– 27.3%182,1430.3%– 39.0%1816
21Vinfast1680.2%new192,9570.4%new15 –
22Xpeng1520.2%new255140.1%new32 –
23Jetour1300.2%new276640.1%new30 –
24MG1200.2%– 52.8%201,6480.2%– 58.3%2014
25Citroen1010.1%– 19.2%281,1440.2%+ 38.7%2523
26BAIC980.1%+ 164.9%296120.1%+ 287.3%3131
27FAW950.1%+ 75.9%221,0070.1%+ 37.9%2625
28Dongfeng (DFSK)940.1%+ 13.3%327700.1%– 23.6%2821
29Lexus890.1%– 48.6%301,4240.2%– 44.6%2117
30UD Trucks840.1%– 28.8%241,2200.2%– 27.9%2418
31Ford710.1%+ 9.2%317470.1%– 0.7%2926
32Polytron580.1%new262080.0%new39 –
33Nissan310.0%– 78.9%348770.1%– 27.4%2719
34MaxusΒ 260.0%new391420.0%new40 –
35Mini240.0%– 50.0%354680.1%– 43.5%3324
36Volvo220.0%+ 83.3%401250.0%+ 13.6%4232
37Scania160.0%– 66.0%334530.1%+ 20.2%3430
38KiaΒ 120.0%– 71.4%382730.0%– 76.7%3620
39Volkswagen120.0%+ 100.0%372320.0%+ 146.8%3833
40Seres70.0%+ 0.0%411280.0%+ 36.2%4134
41Neta60.0%– 94.5%424040.1%– 24.5%3529
42Audi10.0%+ 0.0%43140.0%– 39.1%4338
43Subaru00.0%– 100.0%362700.0%– 53.8%3727

Indonesia November 2025 – models (wholesales):

PosModelNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1BYD Atto 18,33311.2%new117,7292.5%new10 –
2Toyota Kijang Innova4,4756.0%– 24.3%353,1567.5%– 8.8%11
3Daihatsu Gran Max Pikap (PU)4,4216.0%+ 9.3%235,4055.0%– 20.6%25
4Toyota Avanza3,9125.3%– 34.4%435,2175.0%– 28.6%32
5Suzuki Carry Pikap3,2474.4%+ 31.4%525,9153.6%– 3.9%89
6Toyota Calya3,1224.2%– 20.6%626,0203.7%– 28.7%76
7Toyota Rush2,5973.5%+ 20.7%1026,6583.8%– 9.1%68
8Daihatsu Gran Max BV/MB2,4493.3%+ 946.6%815,8412.2%+ 149.3%1127
9Toyota Raize2,1872.9%+ 56.9%2010,5281.5%– 11.5%1818
10Mitsubishi Xpander2,1472.9%– 5.9%723,0723.2%– 20.4%97
11Daihatsu Sigra2,1052.8%+ 1.5%1331,8894.5%– 36.9%43
12Honda Brio1,8392.5%– 59.5%929,6914.2%– 36.5%54
13Mitsubishi DestinatorΒ 1,8142.4%new127,1221.0%new30 –
14Toyota Hilux1,5342.1%+ 98.2%1114,8472.1%+ 19.8%1219
15Toyota Agya1,4161.9%– 10.1%1513,9862.0%– 22.0%1410
16Suzuki Fronx1,4121.9%new228,7261.2%new24 –
17Mitsubishi L-300 Pikap1,4111.9%+ 65.0%1810,9341.5%+ 1.8%1720
18Isuzu Traga PHR1,1791.6%+ 24.1%1710,0261.4%+ 9.7%2023
19Daihatsu Terios9791.3%– 28.9%1414,5642.1%– 11.1%1311
20Toyota Fortuner9171.2%– 32.9%2512,1451.7%– 0.3%1515
21Mitsubishi Pajero Sport8631.2%– 5.9%168,6001.2%– 29.8%2516
22Mitsubishi L200 Triton8401.1%– 33.6%248,8941.3%+ 18.4%2326
23Toyota Hilux Rangga7901.1%– 4.1%265,6730.8%+ 208.7%3250
24Suzuki XL77251.0%– 18.6%197,1951.0%– 25.1%2822
25Jaecoo J56530.9%new –6530.1%new80 –
26Honda HR-V6090.8%– 58.9%2710,9601.5%– 24.6%1613
27Toyota Hiace6020.8%– 41.2%296,2030.9%+ 11.6%3128
28BYD M65670.8%– 68.0%329,9261.4%+ 105.8%2131
29Hyundai Stargazer5640.8%– 6.0%238,0331.1%– 22.1%2621
30Daihatsu Xenia5500.7%+ 34.1%335,2530.7%– 43.2%3424
31Daihatsu Ayla5200.7%– 58.3%2110,3631.5%– 33.8%1912
32Toyota Veloz4730.6%– 9.4%309,0141.3%– 26.7%2214
33Toyota Yaris Cross4540.6%+ 59.9%363,2560.5%– 26.5%4436
34Chery Tiggo Cross4510.6%new314,6290.7%new38 –
35Wuling Darion4040.5%new –4040.1%new98 –
36Wuling Binguo3660.5%– 24.4%284,0620.6%– 13.9%4033
37Geely EX5 Max3210.4%new542,3420.3%new50 –
38Mitsubishi Xforce2770.4%– 61.6%433,4020.5%– 42.1%4330
39BYD Sealion 72750.4%new387,4981.1%new27 –
40Hyundai Kona2690.4%– 18.2%636810.1%– 38.9%7965
41Aion V2680.4%new402,8520.4%new45 –
42BYD Atto 32560.3%– 16.3%462,5560.4%– 20.5%4744
43Daihatsu Luxio2560.3%+ 2.0%442,4010.3%– 5.7%4948
44Daihatsu Rocky2440.3%– 38.5%342,7320.4%– 29.9%4640
45Honda WR-V2400.3%– 86.5%424,3910.6%– 61.4%3917
46Isuzu D-Max2300.3%n/a1184460.1%+ 117.6%95111
47Wuling Confero S2130.3%– 38.1%511,3300.2%– 42.4%6445
48Wuling Air2110.3%– 73.1%563,4100.5%– 9.4%4238
49Denza D92090.3%new477,1761.0%new29 –
50Toyota Alphard2090.3%– 73.5%552,2320.3%– 56.3%5132
51Hyundai Creta2080.3%+ 87.4%454,9560.7%+ 2.2%3634
52Chery Tiggo 82070.3%– 42.3%394,7900.7%+ 397.9%3761
53Honda BR-V2070.3%– 49.9%375,2130.7%– 44.8%3525
54Suzuki APV Minibus1920.3%+ 28.0%411,9910.3%– 28.5%5346
55Wuling Alvez1840.2%– 55.3%801,5050.2%– 37.8%6049
56GWM Tank 3001760.2%+ 633.3%576920.1%+ 226.4%77106
57Chery iCar 031720.2%+ 168.8%355,3760.8%+ 8300.0%3380
58Geely Starray1670.2%new –1670.0%new127 –
59Suzuki Alpha1400.2%– 67.6%523,7550.5%– 1.3%4137
60Wuling Cortez1360.2%+ 4433.3%1346920.1%+ 207.6%78105
61Hyundai Palisade1320.2%– 43.3%601,4790.2%– 20.4%6155
62Suzuki Jimny1250.2%– 55.2%582,4090.3%+ 6.8%4851
63Suzuki S-Presso1250.2%– 67.0%651,3500.2%– 50.9%6347
64Xpeng X91210.2%new624640.1%new90 –
65Chery Tiggo 91200.2%new613390.0%new103  –
66Suzuki Grand Vitara1050.1%– 53.7%681,7140.2%– 21.2%5753
67Chery Omoda E51040.1%– 69.3%531,2830.2%– 69.9%6539
68Wuling Formo960.1%– 56.4%691,0180.1%+ 4.1%6757
69Chery J6T840.1%new –840.0%new161 –
70Honda Step WGN830.1%new644730.1%new89 –
71Aion Hyptec750.1%new661,8010.3%new55 –
72Mazda CX-5740.1%+ 57.4%857630.1%– 39.3%7162
73Citroen C3720.1%+ 53.2%827070.1%+ 59.6%7686
74Jetour Dashing700.1%new714470.1%new94 –
75Wuling Cloud700.1%– 53.3%482,2130.3%– 29.9%5242
76BMW IX1670.1%+ 55.8%1202020.0%+ 28.7%117104
77Chery Omoda 5660.1%+ 65.0%817470.1%– 41.5%7356
78Mercedes E-Class660.1%+ 135.7% –2550.0%– 8.3%111101
79MG ZS660.1%+ 312.5%704610.1%– 44.6%9172
80Hyundai Santa Fe630.1%– 62.0%871,6150.2%+ 78.8%5868
81Toyota Camry630.1%n/a943050.0%+ 3.7%107102
82Jaecoo J7610.1%new886120.1%new81 –
83Neta V600.1%– 14.3%835010.1%– 7.7%8681
84Hyundai Ioniq 5580.1%– 55.4%1027350.1%– 41.5%7460
85Polytron G3+570.1%new751730.0%new126 –
86Lexus LM560.1%– 47.7%979610.1%– 30.9%6859
87DFSK Mini Truck530.1%– 32.9%1075430.1%– 13.4%8378
88MG VS HEV520.1%+ 477.8%891410.0%– 54.5%13499
89Mazda CX-3510.1%– 68.9%727500.1%– 39.0%7263
90Mazda3490.1%– 30.0%967250.1%+ 2.5%7575
91BAIC BJ30480.1%new741130.0%new147 –
92BMW 3 Series470.1%– 35.6%1081830.0%– 77.9%12271
93Vinfast VF 3470.1%new501,5620.2%new59 –
94Ford Everest460.1%– 16.4%913880.1%– 14.0%9984
95BMW i5430.1%+ 152.9% –1060.0%+ 7.1%151134
96Daihatsu Sirion400.1%n/a1122000.0%+ 11.7%118117
97Toyota Voxy400.1%– 83.0%938490.1%– 53.9%7054
98BAIC BJ40 Plus370.0%n/a1054360.1%+ 223.0%97123
99BMW X1360.0%– 53.2% –1530.0%– 73.0%13377
100Citroen C3 Aircross SUV330.0%– 58.2%904970.1%– 34.7%8773
101Jetour X70P330.0%new952600.0%new110 –
102Suzuki Ertiga310.0%– 94.3%841,7670.2%– 69.0%5629
103Ford Ranger300.0%+ 20.0%923130.0%+ 2.3%10498
104Mazda CX-60300.0%+ 3.4%673130.0%+ 42.3%105107
105BYD Seal290.0%– 95.4%1211,1670.2%– 75.2%6635
106Honda Civic290.0%n/a1032220.0%– 64.1%11376
107GWM Tank 500270.0%+ 107.7%1501740.0%– 55.5%12488
108Jaecoo J8270.0%new732250.0%new112 –
109Mercedes C-Class260.0%+ 271.4%1271970.0%– 53.3%11989
110Honda CR-V240.0%– 84.8%784550.1%– 85.6%9243
111Polytron G3240.0%new861180.0%new144 –
112Toyota Corolla230.0%+ 155.6%1091240.0%– 34.0%142113
113Lexus LX220.0%+ 10.0%122970.0%– 40.5%155116
114GWM Ora 03210.0%new593520.0%new101 –
115Wuling MitraΒ 210.0%new494450.1%new96 –
116DFSK Gelora180.0%n/a1411550.0%+ 25.0%131132
117Toyota Vellfire180.0%– 71.0%1153650.1%– 22.3%10083
118Toyota Land Cruiser 300170.0%– 85.1%1064910.1%– 64.4%8858
119Mercedes A-Class160.0%+ 128.6%158380.0%– 77.2%183118
120Toyota Yaris160.0%+ 220.0% –1670.0%– 54.4%12892
121BMW 2 Series150.0%– 81.7%1131050.0%– 66.3%15296
122Nissan Serena150.0%– 88.2%1105710.1%– 18.5%8269
123BMW 5 Series140.0%– 33.3%1381090.0%– 67.9%15095
124Mazda CX-8140.0%+ 55.6%1171120.0%– 8.2%149131
125MG 4140.0%– 89.6%1199270.1%– 59.6%6952
126BYD Dolphin130.0%– 89.9%1265350.1%– 52.5%8466
127Maxus MIFA 9130.0%new1301180.0%new145 –
128Mini Cooper130.0%– 56.7%1232890.0%– 31.5%10885
129Vinfast VF e34130.0%new991,4520.2%new62 –
130Volvo EX30130.0%+ 116.7%153460.0%+ 411.1%179192
131Mercedes GLE120.0%+ 0.0%1452200.0%– 21.1%114100
132Toyota Corolla Cross120.0%– 7.7%1331310.0%+ 20.2%139136
133Xpeng G6120.0%new1551250.0%new141 –
134BMW i4100.0%n/a173510.0%+ 75.9%178176
135Mercedes GLC100.0%+ 25.0%1292100.0%– 12.5%115103
136Mini Countryman100.0%+ 11.1%1321130.0%– 65.1%14897
137BMW X590.0%– 77.5%1111570.0%– 69.5%13079
138Mazda690.0%+ 350.0%165460.0%+ 43.8%180174
139MG 5 GT90.0%+ 12.5%771550.0%– 32.3%132108
140BMW IX80.0%+ 166.7%135570.0%– 54.8%175130
141BMW X780.0%– 50.0%143930.0%– 2.1%158137
142BYD E680.0%new763110.0%new106 –
143Lexus RX80.0%– 81.4%1562760.0%– 62.3%10974
144BMW X370.0%– 92.4%981740.0%– 64.0%12582
145Toyota Vios70.0%– 50.0% –940.0%– 27.1%156124
146BMW 4 Series60.0%– 80.6%125790.0%– 49.7%162114
147Chery Tiggo 8 Pro60.0%+ 500.0%1391410.0%+ 187.8%135167
148MG HS60.0%n/a100580.0%– 41.4%173140
149Vinfast VF 560.0%new146750.0%new163 –
150Volvo XC6060.0%+ 200.0%136380.0%+ 58.3%184182
151VW ID.BUZZ60.0%new1371160.0%new146 –
152BMW 7 Series50.0%– 50.0%116720.0%– 46.7%165126
153Seres E50250.0%n/a1241210.0%+ 63.5%143144
154Toyota bZ4X50.0%+ 25.0%104740.0%– 25.3%164128
155VW Tiguan50.0%+ 25.0%142710.0%+ 6.0%167155
156Mercedes S-Class40.0%+ 0.0% –260.0%– 65.8%197148
157Mercedes Sprinter40.0%+ 300.0%151300.0%– 43.4%194164
158BAIC X-5530.0%n/a159720.0%+ 10.8%166151
159Hyundai Genesis30.0%n/a147150.0%n/a208 –
160Kia Carnival30.0%– 78.6%164320.0%– 81.1%190115
161Mercedes GLA30.0%– 57.1%128710.0%– 67.0%168110
162BMW X620.0%n/a149190.0%– 66.7%206162
163Hyundai Staria20.0%– 77.8%163380.0%– 61.2%185138
164Hyundai Tucson20.0%– 97.2% –920.0%+ 27.8%159147
165Maxus MIFA 720.0%new181610.0%new171 –
166Mazda MX-520.0%n/a157360.0%+ 2.9%187171
167Mercedes EQB20.0%n/a –80.0%+ 166.7%214197
168Mercedes EQE20.0%n/a114380.0%+ 40.7%186175
169MG Cyberster20.0%– 77.8%183130.0%– 40.9%210177
170Nissan Terra20.0%– 66.7%140530.0%– 35.4%177146
171Vinfast VF 620.0%new131250.0%new200 –
172Volvo EX4020.0%new –50.0%new224 –
173Wuling Almaz20.0%– 98.7%1542090.0%– 80.6%11667
174Audi Q810.0%n/a17240.0%+ 0.0%228202
175BMW i710.0%– 93.8%174220.0%– 81.2%202133
176BMW XM10.0%n/a160250.0%+ 316.7%201194
177Chery Tiggo 5X10.0%– 96.7%1611370.0%– 83.7%13770
178Genesis G8010.0%n/a –40.0%+ 100.0%229206
179Hyundai Ioniq 910.0%new –10.0%new238 –
180Mazda CX-910.0%– 80.0% –70.0%– 85.7%218166
181Mercedes AMG GT10.0%n/a –140.0%n/a209 –
182Mercedes Maybach S Class10.0%+ 0.0% –60.0%+ 200.0%222215
183Mini Aceman10.0%– 91.7% –260.0%+ 36.8%198179
184Mitsubishi L100 EV10.0%– 90.9% –390.0%– 32.8%182160
185Neta X10.0%– 98.4%1681270.0%+ 16.5%140127
186Toyota GR 8610.0%– 83.3%185980.0%+ 60.7%154159
187Toyota Supra10.0%n/a –60.0%– 14.3%223195
188VW T-Cross10.0%+ 0.0%18650.0%– 58.3%225187

Source: GAIKINDO

Austria November 2025: VW at highest in 1.5 year, Mitsubishi Colt up to #7

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By:Matt Gasnier
11 December 2025 at 10:26

First Top 20 finish for the Mitsubishi Colt.

23,008 new cars hit Austrian roads in November, a fantastic 20.5% year-on-year improvement. The year-to-date volume is now up 13.1% to 262,602. Volkswagen (+46.8%) plays a big role in the market’s overall rise, climbing to 16.8% share vs. 14.4% so far this year. This is the carmaker’s highest share since May 2024. Skoda (+3.9%) is more modest in 2nd place while BMW (-3.6%) actually falls. Hyundai (+119.6%) shoots up 10 spots on last month to #4. Seat (+63.4%) and Dacia (+21.8%) also shine in the remainder of the Top 10. In contrast Cupra (-23.7%) and Tesla (-7.7%) disappoint. BYD is up 64.3% to #14.

Model-wise, the Skoda Octavia (-7.2%) stays on top despite going against the positive market. It is followed by three Volkswagens: the Golf (+20.4%), Polo (+145.9%) and Tiguan (+29.5%). The new Dacia Bigster is back inside the Austrian Top 5 for the third time and breaks into the YTD Top 20 at #18. Below the BMW X1 (+4.8%), the Mitsubishi Colt (+542.6%) – a rebadged Renault Clio – scores its first Top 20 finish, landing directly at #7. The Hyundai i10 (#11) and MG ZS (#12) also impress.

Previous month: Austria October 2025: Sales up 11.4%, Skoda Octavia and Seat Ibiza on top

One year ago: Austria November 2024: Cupra breaks all records, BYD Seal repeats at #8

Full November 2025 Top 54 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Austria November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Volkswagen3,87216.8%+ 46.8%137,78114.4%+ 11.7%11
2Skoda2,2349.7%+ 3.9%228,34510.8%+ 20.7%22
3BMW1,4656.4%– 3.6%318,0496.9%+ 3.5%33
4Hyundai1,2805.6%+ 119.6%1410,6084.0%+ 28.1%97
5Dacia1,0664.6%+ 21.8%712,2354.7%+ 23.0%79
6Audi1,0064.4%+ 1.4%415,9376.1%+ 9.1%44
7Seat1,0034.4%+ 63.4%612,3054.7%+ 3.9%65
8Mercedes1,0024.4%+ 7.9%512,3804.7%+ 9.0%56
9Toyota8083.5%+ 10.8%910,3673.9%+ 3.9%108
10Peugeot7533.3%+ 19.1%88,4363.2%+ 27.4%1210
11Opel6973.0%+ 26.3%107,6062.9%+ 43.5%1418
12Renault6913.0%+ 0.0%138,6903.3%+ 28.8%1112
13Cupra6793.0%– 23.7%1110,6904.1%+ 71.4%815
14BYD5902.6%+ 64.3%156,4112.4%+ 78.9%1522
15Ford5872.6%– 12.4%127,6502.9%+ 24.6%1316
16Kia5722.5%+ 32.4%195,6532.2%– 14.5%1713
17MG5662.5%+ 89.3%214,8581.8%+ 39.5%2021
18Mitsubishi5272.3%+ 206.4%232,2160.8%– 44.6%2520
19Mazda4652.0%– 22.9%185,7692.2%– 8.7%1614
20Citroen4602.0%+ 61.4%164,8921.9%+ 52.5%1923
21Volvo4151.8%+ 13.4%173,9071.5%– 5.9%2219
22Tesla4061.8%– 7.7%305,4822.1%– 18.9%1811
23Suzuki3521.5%– 1.4%224,0891.6%– 29.1%2117
24Fiat2961.3%+ 140.7%203,1221.2%– 1.1%2324
25Mini1980.9%+ 61.0%241,7410.7%+ 2.8%2626
26Jeep1780.8%+ 91.4%251,5370.6%+ 34.8%2829
27Leapmotor1400.6%new277210.3%new32 –
28Nissan1140.5%– 61.0%332,6911.0%+ 2.6%2425
29Honda1060.5%+ 49.3%281,2840.5%+ 22.5%3031
30Alfa Romeo1040.5%– 11.9%261,4190.5%+ 32.7%2930
31Land Rover800.3%– 9.1%321,2760.5%+ 8.3%3128
32Porsche790.3%– 53.5%291,5490.6%– 7.7%2727
33Smart450.2%+ 36.4%313830.1%– 15.8%3434
34Polestar220.1%– 71.4%356850.3%+ 14.0%3332
35Subaru200.1%– 4.8%373700.1%+ 51.6%3535
36Lexus190.1%– 53.7%363090.1%– 28.8%3733
37Jaecoo190.1%new39320.0%new46 –
38KGM/SsangYong150.1%– 50.0%343460.1%+ 65.6%3636
39Alpine120.1%+ 1100.0%381540.1%+ 1300.0%3850
40Xpeng80.0%n/a –100.0%+ 900.0%5469
41Lamborghini50.0%+ 400.0%42720.0%+ 132.3%4043
42Ferrari50.0%– 28.6%41700.0%– 24.7%4140
43DFSK50.0%n/a43320.0%+ 166.7%4551
44NIO50.0%n/a4980.0%+ 166.7%5560
45DS40.0%– 66.7%401220.0%– 37.4%3937
46MAN40.0%+ 100.0%47270.0%– 22.9%4842
47Omoda30.0%new4470.0%new56 –
48Bentley20.0%n/a46450.0%+ 200.0%4349
49Maserati20.0%+ 0.0% –120.0%– 33.3%5146
50Aston Martin10.0%n/a45490.0%+ 96.0%4245
51BAIC10.0%n/a51200.0%+ 233.3%4956
52Lotus10.0%n/a –50.0%– 50.0%5854
53Cadillac10.0%n/a –20.0%– 33.3%6159
54Kutsenits10.0%n/a –10.0%– 50.0%6861

Austria November 2025 – models:

PosModelNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY24
1Skoda Octavia6082.6%– 7.2%17,4042.8%+ 2.5%12
2VW Golf5432.4%+ 20.4%36,3692.4%– 23.3%21
3VW Polo5092.2%+ 145.9%53,8721.5%+ 32.6%1013
4VW Tiguan4742.1%+ 29.5%104,0981.6%– 4.5%77
5Dacia Bigster4532.0%new122,7731.1%new18 –
6BMW X14391.9%+ 4.8%44,8391.8%+ 10.4%44
7Mitsubishi Colt4371.9%+ 542.6%n/an/an/an/an/a
8Toyota Yaris/Cross4111.8%+ 51.1%74,2291.6%+ 11.9%58
9VW Bus3751.6%+ 253.8%133,5011.3%+ 6.5%1312
10Seat Leon3731.6%+ 139.1%113,3591.3%+ 90.3%14n/a
11Hyundai i103581.6%+ 2137.5%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
12MG ZS3541.5%+ 70.2%n/a2,7341.0%+ 73.6%20n/a
13Seat Ibiza3301.4%+ 42.9%25,0071.9%+ 10.1%35
14Dacia Sandero3211.4%– 8.5%94,0101.5%– 3.3%96
15Skoda Enyaq3111.4%– 14.1%142,7581.1%+ 30.9%19n/a
16VW T-Roc2961.3%+ 46.5%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
17VW Caddy2941.3%+ 72.9%n/an/an/an/an/a15
18BYD Seal2881.3%– 8.6%n/a3,0251.2%+ 39.9%1518
19Skoda Karoq2791.2%– 20.5%174,1431.6%+ 23.3%610
20Tesla Model Y2761.2%– 8.0%n/a3,8621.5%– 20.9%113
n/aSkoda Fabia2521.1%+ 0.4%64,0721.6%+ 11.7%89
n/aSkoda Elroq2461.1%new82,9821.1%new16 –
n/aVW ID.71870.8%+ 39.6%n/a1,9620.7%+ 233.7%n/an/a
n/aDacia Duster1810.8%– 39.7%163,5221.3%+ 2.6%1211
n/aBYD Sealion1390.6%+ 1290.0%n/a2,0060.8%+ 19960.0%n/an/a
n/aCupra Terramar830.4%– 52.0%n/a2,9371.1%+ 1108.6%17n/a

Source: Statistik Austria

New Caledonia (France) January-November 2025: Toyota Hilux and Suzuki Swift on top

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By:Matt Gasnier
9 December 2025 at 04:59

Suzuki Swift sales are up 19.9% year-on-year.

The New Caledonian new car market is on the mend in November with sales rallying back up 59.1% year-on-year to 409. The year-to-date tally however remains in stark negative at -11.7% to 3,345 units. Toyota (-36.5%) is in complete freefall but still dominates the brands charts head and shoulders with 15.2% share. Suzuki (+7%) goes against the negative trend to climb to 2nd place ahead of Renault (-0.6%). Hyundai (+15.6%) and Ford (+5.5%) round out the Top 5 in strong fashion. At the bottom of the Top 10, Mitsubishi (+44%) and Subaru (+26.3%) impress. Further down, notice BYD (+53.2%) up to #12, Fiat (+107.7%) at #15 and BAIC (+74.1%) up to #17.

The Toyota Hilux (-42.4%) is the most popular vehicle on the archipelago but collapses year-on-year. It is followed by the Suzuki Swift (+19.9%) lodging an excellent score to #2. The Dacia Duster (-22.4%) suffers at #3 above a surging Ford Ranger (+15.2%). The Hyundai Grand i10 (+40%), Renault Kangoo (+27.4%) and Hyundai Tucson (+13.1%) also shine in the remainder of the Top 10.

Previous post: New Caledonia (France) January-September 2025: Mitsubishi, Subaru defy market off -23.3%

One year ago: New Caledonia (France) November 2024: Market down -62.6%

Full January-November 2025 Top 45 All brands and Top 30 models below.

New Caledonia (France) January-November 2025 – brands:

PosBrand1-11 2025%/24FY24
1Toyota50715.2%– 36.5%1
2Suzuki3209.6%+ 7.0%3
3RenaultΒ 3149.4%– 0.6%2
4HyundaiΒ Β 2457.3%+ 15.6%8
5FordΒ Β 2326.9%+ 5.5%7
6CitroenΒ Β 2216.6%– 7.5%6
7Peugeot2086.2%– 16.5%5
8Dacia1524.5%– 39.0%4
9MitsubishiΒ Β 1213.6%+ 44.0%12
10Subaru1203.6%+ 26.3%10
11KiaΒ Β 1003.0%– 36.3%9
12BYD722.2%+ 53.2%17
13Nissan611.8%– 41.9%11
14Changan581.7%+ 11.5%16
15Fiat541.6%+ 107.7%24
16Isuzu491.5%– 31.0%14
17BAIC471.4%+ 74.1%23
18MG441.3%– 39.7%13
19Mercedes431.3%– 25.9%15
20Opel421.3%+ 0.0%19
21Geely331.0%– 8.3%20
22Great WallΒ Β 321.0%+ 77.8%30
23BMW310.9%– 3.1%22
24ChevroletΒ Β 270.8%+ 145.5%34
25Dongfeng220.7%– 37.1%21
26Iveco210.6%+ 31.3%31
27Land Rover190.6%– 26.9%26
28Honda160.5%– 64.4%18
29Porsche160.5%– 15.8%27
30Audi150.4%– 16.7%29
31FAW150.4%– 46.4%25
32DS130.4%– 18.8%32
33Mazda120.4%+ 20.0%35
34ZNA120.4%new –
35DFSK110.3%– 42.1%28
36Mini100.3%– 28.6%33
37Alfa Romeo60.2%+ 100.0%39
38Ram60.2%+ 20.0%37
39Jaguar50.1%+ 25.0%38
40Jeep30.1%+ 200.0%41
41Seres30.1%+ 200.0%42
42Leapmotor30.1%new –
43Alpine20.1%+ 100.0%43
44ZX Auto10.0%– 83.3%36
45Volkswagen10.0%– 66.7%40

New Caledonia (France) January-November 2025 – models:

PosModel1-11 2025%/24FY24
1Toyota Hilux2096.2%– 42.4%1
2Suzuki Swift1815.4%+ 19.9%3
3Dacia Duster1253.7%– 22.4%2
4Ford Ranger1063.2%+ 15.2%5
5Suzuki Jimny902.7%– 3.2%4
6Renault Kangoo792.4%+ 27.4%16
7Hyundai Tucson692.1%+ 13.1%14
8Citroen Berlingo682.0%– 15.0%6
9Renault Master651.9%– 9.7%8
10Hyundai Grand i10631.9%+ 40.0%24
11Mitsubishi ASX621.9%+ 87.9%39
12Toyota RAV4601.8%– 7.7%12
13Subaru Crosstrek581.7%+ 23.4%20
14Kia K2700571.7%– 14.9%7
15Subaru Forester571.7%+ 29.5%21
16Citroen Jumpy501.5%+ 16.3%22
17Citroen C3491.5%– 24.6%9
18Ford Puma491.5%– 7.5%17
19Renault Trafic451.3%+ 114.3%54
20BAIC X35431.3%+ 59.3%35
21Toyota Land Cruiser431.3%+ 2.4%27
22Isuzu D-Max421.3%– 34.4%13
23Toyota Hiace421.3%+ 61.5%40
24Hyundai Staria411.2%+ 20.6%32
25Peugeot Partner411.2%+ 2.5%26
26Renault Kwid411.2%+ 5.1%28
27Toyota Raize411.2%– 28.1%18
28Renault Clio391.2%– 23.5%19
29Peugeot 2008381.1%+ 8.6%37
30Fiat Ducato351.0%+ 133.3%n/a
31Peugeot 208351.0%– 52.1%11

Source: Manufacturers

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