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Canada April 2026: Toyota, Volvo, Genesis islands of growth in negative market

βœ‡Best Selling Cars Blog
By:Matt Gasnier
6 May 2026 at 08:55

Toyota Tacoma sales are up 54.4% in April.

Local consultancy DesRosiers Automotive has the Canadian new light vehicle market down -3.9% year-on-year in April to an estimated 178,000 units. Keep in mind April 2025 was the biggest April volume since 2018 so the comparison base is quite high. In this context, and given record high petrol prices, this month’s result is actually not that bad. Indeed the SAAR of 1.83 million, although down from the 1.90 million of April 2025, is also quite satisfying and just down from the 1.85 million of March. Note total sales for manufacturers still reporting monthly are down -7.1% to 77,349. The year-to-date result after four months stands at 584,000, -5.3% below the same period a year ago.

Among OEMs reporting monthly data, Toyota Motor (+5.9%) is the only one in positive, with Hyundai-Kia (-2.6%) resisting slightly better than the market but Honda Canada (-14.8%) skidding. Brand-wise, Genesis (+16.1%), Volvo (+16%) and Toyota (+8.5%) keep their head above the water, Hyundai (-0.7%) is stable while Kia (-6.8%), Acura (-8.5%) and Lexus (-8.9%) contain their fall to the single digits. Subaru (-27.3%) and Mazda (-26.7%) are in serious trouble.

As for models with monthly sales available, the Toyota RAV4 (-37.4%) is back above its archenemy the Honda CR-V for the first time this year and despite a still catastrophic YoY loss. The CR-V leads by almost 5,800 sales YTD. The Hyundai Tucson (+13.7%) is very solid as are the Kia Sportage (+25.7%) and Toyota Corolla (+27.4%), the latter surprising given the traditional poor performance of passenger cars. The Toyota Sienna (+65.2%), Tacoma (+54.4%) and Kia Seltos (+42.8%) all shoot up.

Previous month: Canada March/Q1 2026: Ford Motor (+14.4%), Stellantis (+14.6%) shine, sales down -4.4%

One year ago: Canada April 2025: Honda (+53.2%) helps push market up 10.2%

Full April 2025 data for selected OEMs, brands and models below.

This data section only includes carmakers still communicating sales monthly and excludes those that share data quarterly.

Canada April 2026 – selected OEMs:

OEMApr-26/252026 1-4/25
Toyota Motor Co.26,099+ 5.9%75,727+ 0.3%
Hyundai-Kia23,914– 2.6%76,880– 0.3%
Honda Canada13,463– 14.8%44,059– 9.6%
Subaru6,336– 27.3%22,027– 18.1%
Mazda6,117– 26.7%21,270– 14.5%
Volvo Cars Canada1,420+ 16.0%4,349+ 12.8%

Canada April 2026 – selected brands:

BrandApr-26/252026 1-4/25
Toyota22,704+ 8.5%65,367+ 2.0%
Hyundai13,872– 0.7%45,098+ 1.0%
Honda12,122– 15.4%39,777– 10.9%
Kia9,211– 6.8%29,219– 3.1%
Subaru6,336– 27.3%22,027– 18.1%
Mazda6,117– 26.7%21,270– 14.5%
Lexus3,395– 8.9%10,360– 9.3%
Volvo1,420+ 16.0%4,349+ 12.8%
Acura1,341– 8.5%4,282+ 4.7%
Genesis831+ 16.1%2,563+ 12.1%

Canada April 2026 – selected models:

ModelApr-26/252026 1-4/25
Toyota RAV45,941– 37.4%12,406– 53.7%
Honda CR-V5,088– 22.3%18,198– 10.6%
Hyundai Tucson4,340+ 13.7%16,504+ 36.9%
Honda Civic3,180– 9.7%9,912– 8.2%
Kia Sportage3,137+ 25.7%9,951+ 42.2%
Subaru Crosstrek2,948– 25.3%10,894– 1.4%
Hyundai Kona2,943– 8.9%8,080– 9.3%
Toyota Corolla2,911+ 27.4%8,407+ 13.0%
Mazda CX-52,694+ 5.2%8,798+ 15.0%
Hyundai Elantra2,358– 1.7%6,796– 12.2%
Toyota Corolla Cross1,883+ 17.3%5,595– 2.1%
Toyota Sienna1,786+ 65.2%4,330+ 28.1%
Kia Seltos1,741+ 42.8%5,908+ 20.7%
Toyota Tacoma1,737+ 54.4%5,158+ 33.7%
Subaru Forester1,727– 31.9%5,194– 37.4%
Mazda CX-301,514– 6.4%5,250+ 11.8%
Honda HR-V1,493– 20.8%4,140– 25.2%
Kia K41,459– 3.2%4,324– 9.8%
Toyota Prius1,452+ 227.0%4,043+ 185.9%
Toyota bZ4X1,405+ 550.5%6,133+ 1035.7%
Hyundai Venue1,352+ 13.6%4,370+ 11.0%
Toyota Tundra1,319+ 14.0%4,398– 4.1%
Hyundai Palisade1,289+ 75.9%3,993+ 50.4%
Lexus RX1,220+ 11.6%3,520+ 4.9%
Lexus NX1,105– 29.7%3,732– 15.4%
Honda Pilot896– 6.1%2,506– 14.4%
Kia Niro863– 18.4%3,524+ 45.4%
Toyota Camry822+ 28.4%2,571+ 41.9%
Toyota 4Runner792+ 9.8%2,990+ 308.5%
Toyota Highlander783+ 173.8%2,940+ 74.2%
Mazda3780– 32.6%2,810– 21.9%
Hyundai Santa Fe758– 39.5%2,624– 39.8%
Subaru Outback747– 31.2%2,979– 11.8%
Kia Carnival687+ 9.2%1,707– 13.3%
Kia Sorento638– 65.8%1,892– 65.6%
Mazda CX-90627+ 1.1%2,494+ 2.3%
Toyota Grand Highlander596– 39.2%3,288+ 20.7%
Genesis GV70557+ 26.0%1,668+ 15.1%
Honda Passport546+ 550.0%1,906+ 226.4%
Acura MDX534+ 28.4%1,766+ 19.4%
Volvo XC60443+ 9.7%1,383+ 24.0%
Toyota Land Cruiser440+ 12.2%959– 45.7%
Volvo XC90423+ 50.0%1,274+ 13.9%
Mazda CX-70381– 55.3%1,480– 9.6%
Acura ADX371+ 657.1%1,179+ 2258.0%
Honda Odyssey343– 37.1%1,070– 32.5%
Kia EV9343– 27.8%948– 17.3%
Toyota Crown Signia327+ 84.7%1,188+ 57.4%
Hyundai Sonata308+ 38.1%984+ 35.0%
Volvo XC40302– 19.0%1,029– 10.0%
Subaru Uncharted296new0new
Kia EV4282#DIV/0!772#DIV/0!
Honda Accord278– 15.5%1,001– 16.1%
Acura RDX263– 66.4%879– 56.3%
Toyota C-HR262#DIV/0!275#DIV/0!
Honda Ridgeline259– 36.7%840– 33.2%
Lexus TX253+ 32.5%800– 1.0%
Hyundai Ioniq 5243– 69.1%769– 75.5%
Lexus UX243– 37.4%664– 44.2%
Subaru Impreza209– 30.3%767– 12.3%
Subaru WRX200– 22.8%575– 30.8%
Lexus IS189+ 26.8%538+ 17.0%
Hyundai Ioniq 9187#DIV/0!523#DIV/0!
Genesis GV80183+ 18.8%565+ 10.8%
Lexus GX168+ 21.7%514+ 4.9%
Volvo EX30167+ 156.9%404+ 97.1%
Acura Integra154+ 4.8%382+ 23.6%
Toyota Sequoia133– 12.5%336+ 7.3%
Lexus RZ132+ 1366.7%282+ 513.0%
Subaru Solterra123– 24.5%1,112+ 2.0%
Mazda MX-5 Miata115+ 98.3%270+ 74.2%
Hyundai Ioniq 694+ 2.2%449+ 57.5%
Subaru BRZ80– 29.2%186– 48.3%
Toyota 8677+ 14.9%201– 11.5%
Genesis G7068+ 4.6%217+ 17.3%
Lexus LX67+ 15.5%200– 36.5%
Volvo S60/V6058+ 0.0%151+ 2.0%
Kia EV643– 57.4%166– 63.8%
Toyota Crown27– 42.6%99– 32.7%
Honda Prologue24– 60.0%120– 69.7%
Kia EV518new0new
Genesis G8016– 23.8%57+ 9.6%
Honda Prelude15new84new
Volvo C4013– 27.8%26– 42.2%
Lexus ES12– 88.2%66– 74.5%
Toyota Supra11– 81.0%50– 67.7%
Acura ZDX10– 71.4%25– 70.2%
Volvo EX9010– 41.2%30– 50.0%
Acura TLX9– 74.3%51– 67.9%
Mazda CX-506– 99.6%168– 96.4%
Subaru Ascent6– 98.0%24– 97.6%
Genesis GV605– 82.8%38– 51.3%
Lexus LC5– 72.2%28– 49.1%
Volvo S90/V904– 42.9%52+ 160.0%
Genesis G902– 60.0%18+ 50.0%
Lexus LS1– 66.7%5– 50.0%

Source: Manufacturers

Ireland April 2026: Toyota RAV4 surges to record 8.4% share

βœ‡Best Selling Cars Blog
By:Matt Gasnier
6 May 2026 at 07:06

The Toyota RAV4 is by far the best-selling vehicle in Ireland in April.

Exceptional month for new car sales in Ireland at +17% year-on-year in April to 10,184 units. The year-to-date tally is now up 2.2% to 75,073. Toyota (+38.4%) and Skoda (+34.9%) end the month just 11 units apart, which means Toyota widens the gap with its followers and Skoda ascends to #3 year-to-date. Volkswagen (+2.4%) is weak YoY in comparison but holds 13.7% of the market vs. 10.6% so far this year. BYD (+83.1%) stays inside the Top 10 at #9 with Ford (+61.9%) also very dynamic at #6. Hyundai (+14.7%) and Audi (+11.2%), although managing double-digit YoY lifts, trail the market. Further down, notice Citroen (+161.8%), Opel (+72.7%), MG (+47%) and for once Seat (+38.8%) all in outstanding shape.

Model-wise, the Toyota RAV4 (+166.3%) surges from #119 in March to #1 in April with a stunning 8.4% share, by far the nameplate’s highest ever with a previous best at 4.6% in January 2022. This is also the RAV4’s first win in exactly a year, since April 2025. Due to a particularly slow start of the year the RAV4 stands at #19 year-to-date vs. #5 over the Full Year 2025. The Skoda Octavia (+46.2%) and Kodiaq (+45.4%) complete the podium ahead of surging VW Golf (+72.1%) and Toyota C-HR (+160.7%). The Skoda Enyaq (+262.3%) and VW ID.4 (+94.7%) also shoot up in the remainder of the Top 10 while the BYD Seal U (+176.4%) and Skoda Elroq (+107.1%) are in equally great shape below.

Previous month: Ireland March 2026: Toyota monopolises podium with Corolla, Yaris Cross and C-HR

One year ago: Ireland April 2025: VW Tayron breaks into Top 10

Full April 2026 Top XX All brands and Top XXX All models below.

Ireland April 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota1,45614.3%+ 38.4%110,40213.9%– 3.8%11
2Skoda1,44514.2%+ 34.9%27,2059.6%+ 3.7%33
3Volkswagen1,39113.7%+ 2.4%37,93210.6%– 1.5%22
4Kia7407.3%+ 5.9%45,9177.9%+ 4.6%55
5Hyundai7187.1%+ 14.7%56,9409.2%+ 0.3%44
6Ford5315.2%+ 61.9%112,8683.8%+ 13.3%79
7BMW4964.9%– 4.6%72,7733.7%– 5.6%96
8Audi4864.8%+ 11.2%132,8773.8%+ 4.2%67
9BYD3683.6%+ 83.1%82,4013.2%+ 94.7%1215
10Renault3103.0%– 3.7%122,5843.4%– 8.8%1011
11Dacia2322.3%– 19.4%182,2913.1%+ 1.7%1310
12Peugeot1981.9%– 8.3%152,5503.4%– 9.0%118
13Seat1861.8%+ 38.8%141,2471.7%– 14.4%1718
14Citroen1781.7%+ 161.8%211,2011.6%+ 104.9%1922
15MG1721.7%+ 47.0%221,1791.6%+ 36.6%2121
16Opel1711.7%+ 72.7%171,9512.6%+ 34.3%1417
17Volvo1331.3%– 8.9%191,2411.7%+ 10.8%1820
18Cupra1311.3%– 11.5%201,4171.9%+ 26.0%1619
19Mercedes1301.3%– 43.2%101,8052.4%+ 11.6%1513
20Suzuki1221.2%– 35.1%161,1801.6%– 23.6%2016
21Land Rover780.8%– 11.4%244500.6%– 17.1%2525
22Lexus730.7%– 25.5%266680.9%– 11.5%2323
23Mini630.6%+ 90.9%253630.5%– 12.7%2626
24Tesla600.6%+ 100.0%99311.2%+ 3.1%2214
25Nissan590.6%+ 9.3%62,7993.7%– 11.1%812
26Leapmotor490.5%new302180.3%new2938
27Mazda340.3%+ 17.2%236460.9%– 35.5%2424
28Xpeng340.3%+ 466.7%273070.4%+ 358.2%2733
29Porsche280.3%+ 27.3%341630.2%– 35.6%3128
30Fiat240.2%– 45.5%31900.1%– 76.9%3227
31Honda200.2%– 23.1%292460.3%+ 4.2%2829
32KGM/SsangYong190.2%+ 137.5%33500.1%+ 100.0%3436
33Jeep170.2%+ 6.3%32750.1%– 13.8%3331
34Polestar150.1%+ 650.0%281780.2%+ 256.0%3032
35DS70.1%+ 0.0%35480.1%– 55.1%3534
36Alpine40.0%+ 100.0%37170.0%+ 325.0%3737
37Alfa Romeo20.0%+ 0.0%36200.0%– 23.1%3635
38Cadillac10.0%n/a –20.0%n/a39 –
39Maxus10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a4145
40Aston Martin10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a42 –

Ireland April 2026 – models:

PosModelApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota RAV48608.4%+ 166.3%1199011.2%– 60.9%195
2Skoda Octavia3423.4%+ 46.2%91,7002.3%– 17.3%72
3Skoda Kodiaq3173.1%+ 45.4%71,8212.4%+ 5.7%47
4VW Golf3083.0%+ 72.1%191,2811.7%– 10.3%1110
5Toyota C-HR2192.2%+ 160.7%31,4521.9%+ 10.7%1012
6VW Tiguan2162.1%– 15.3%161,5132.0%+ 0.4%98
7Kia Sportage2102.1%– 25.5%42,2082.9%+ 4.8%33
8Skoda Enyaq1921.9%+ 262.3%266080.8%+ 68.0%3551
9VW ID.41831.8%+ 94.7%241,2321.6%+ 13.0%1213
10Skoda Karoq1711.7%+ 8.2%207771.0%– 6.7%2321
11Hyundai Kona1701.7%– 10.1%121,7042.3%+ 4.6%69
12Hyundai Tucson1551.5%– 45.4%132,3783.2%– 23.8%21
13BYD Seal U1521.5%+ 176.4%111,0621.4%+ 69.9%1526
14Ford Puma1521.5%+ 68.9%299981.3%+ 11.8%1724
15Skoda Elroq1451.4%+ 107.1%225960.8%+ 277.2%3653
16VW Polo1431.4%– 29.6%577911.1%– 9.4%2222
17VW Tayron1431.4%– 29.2%236950.9%+ 89.9%2531
18VW T-Roc1201.2%– 34.8%398461.1%– 26.3%2015
19Hyundai Inster1181.2%+ 1585.7%326620.9%+ 271.9%3132
20Opel Frontera1141.1%new189751.3%new18201
21Hyundai i201121.1%+ 154.5%536730.9%– 8.2%2728
22Kia EV51071.1%new255210.7%new44267
23Ford Kuga1061.0%+ 21.8%436370.8%+ 14.0%3334
24Toyota Corolla1041.0%– 21.2%11,8202.4%+ 4.7%56
25Dacia Sandero960.9%+ 41.2%456720.9%– 30.2%2817
26Skoda Fabia950.9%– 11.2%595360.7%+ 2.5%4346
27VW ID.3940.9%+ 118.6%314240.6%+ 29.3%5562
28BMW 5-Series930.9%– 26.2%414950.7%– 16.7%4636
29Kia EV3930.9%+ 66.1%216690.9%– 1.9%3025
30Toyota Yaris Cross930.9%– 49.5%22,5193.4%+ 11.3%14
31Ford Explorer920.9%+ 228.6%564240.6%+ 67.6%5484
32Renault Austral910.9%+ 4450.0%485380.7%+ 138.1%42106
33BMW iX3890.9%+ 8800.0%801540.2%+ 710.5%126227
34Seat Leon880.9%+ 700.0%463500.5%+ 138.1%6591
35Audi Q3860.8%+ 38.7%286710.9%+ 25.7%2941
36Audi A6790.8%+ 6.8%1173480.5%– 19.3%6755
37VW T-Cross790.8%– 16.0%474310.6%– 30.4%5244
38Dacia Duster760.7%– 49.7%507221.0%– 20.7%2420
39Audi A3740.7%– 17.8%922570.3%– 50.0%9340
40BMW X5730.7%+ 14.1%524270.6%– 32.4%5339
41Skoda Superb690.7%– 43.0%374910.7%– 15.9%4735
42Skoda Kamiq680.7%+ 36.0%544550.6%+ 6.3%5057
43BYD Sealion 7670.7%– 15.2%425380.7%+ 581.0%4175
44BMW X1660.6%+ 0.0%404100.5%+ 1.2%5750
45Ford Tourneo650.6%+ 35.4%842020.3%+ 96.1%10976
46Kia Sorento640.6%– 23.8%674410.6%– 18.6%5130
47MGS5630.6%new813820.5%new60163
48Audi A5610.6%+ 3.4%953720.5%– 6.1%6154
49Peugeot 208600.6%+ 500.0%1382130.3%– 35.3%107113
50Citroen C3 Aircross590.6%n/a613330.4%+ 16550.0%69275
51Toyota Yaris570.6%– 56.5%81,1381.5%– 12.2%1414
52Audi Q5550.5%+ 3.8%833120.4%+ 40.5%7592
53Renault Captur550.5%– 43.3%696090.8%– 19.9%3461
54Toyota bZ4X540.5%+ 38.5%275710.8%+ 101.8%3878
55Kia Stonic530.5%– 8.6%355570.7%+ 42.5%3947
56Hyundai Ioniq 5510.5%+ 75.9%624740.6%+ 116.4%4868
57Suzuki Swift500.5%– 43.2%176460.9%+ 43.2%3252
58Renault 5490.5%– 5.8%882950.4%+ 264.2%80103
59Suzuki Vitara490.5%+ 28.9%793110.4%– 16.6%7659
60Tesla Model Y490.5%+ 88.5%145180.7%+ 113.2%4527
61Hyundai Ioniq 6480.5%+ 128.6%443390.5%+ 187.3%68162
62Skoda Scala460.5%– 23.3%1002200.3%– 24.7%10590
63BYD Seal450.4%+ 32.4%872680.4%– 3.9%9087
64Peugeot 3008450.4%– 50.0%308301.1%– 26.5%2116
65Toyota Corolla Cross450.4%– 62.8%151,6932.3%+ 31.5%811
66VW Taigo450.4%– 19.6%362760.4%– 6.8%8774
67Audi Q6 e-tron440.4%+ 300.0%1601030.1%+ 12.0%144150
68BYD Dolphin Surf440.4%new1012240.3%new102206
69BMW X3430.4%– 20.4%732620.3%– 16.8%9260
70Ford Focus430.4%– 32.8%1183980.5%– 34.2%5837
71MG3420.4%+ 133.3%891540.2%+ 37.5%128137
72Dacia Bigster410.4%+ 13.9%516840.9%+ 1800.0%2682
73Range Rover Sport400.4%+ 25.0%1121900.3%– 16.3%113100
74Kia EV6390.4%– 25.0%783720.5%– 34.9%6233
75Ford Transit Custom380.4%n/a168530.1%+ 278.6%173246
76Volvo XC60380.4%+ 171.4%553630.5%+ 2.3%6358
77Citroen C3370.4%n/a713200.4%+ 10566.7%72118
78Kia EV2370.4%new –370.0%new192 –
79BMW 2-Series340.3%– 12.8%1071790.2%+ 17.8%118123
80MG ZS340.3%+ 41.7%1272730.4%+ 23.0%8898
81Peugeot 5008340.3%– 30.6%585730.8%– 18.0%3729
82Seat Altea340.3%+ 750.0% –340.0%+ 277.8%194 –
83Xpeng G6340.3%+ 466.7%643070.4%+ 358.2%77149
84Cupra Terramar330.3%+ 3.1%723160.4%+ 101.3%7395
85Renault Megane330.3%+ 725.0%1472320.3%+ 123.1%99129
86BMW 3-Series320.3%+ 45.5%1091960.3%+ 14.6%11199
87Cupra Tavascan320.3%+ 128.6%962760.4%+ 43.8%8696
88Seat Arona320.3%– 34.7%633860.5%– 26.6%5949
89Seat Ateca320.3%– 15.8%342630.4%– 22.9%9165
90Ford Capri300.3%+ 650.0%1281390.2%+ 139.7%133168
91Mini Cooper300.3%+ 114.3%941570.2%– 44.1%12486
92Kia Picanto290.3%+ 11.5%762290.3%– 13.6%10185
93Citroen C5 Aircross280.3%+ 33.3%902800.4%+ 33.3%85107
94Mini Countryman270.3%+ 350.0%1031370.2%+ 98.6%134135
95Renault Clio270.3%+ 285.7%1731600.2%– 56.0%12343
96VW ID.5270.3%+ 285.7%1341710.2%+ 147.8%120151
97Citroen Berlingo260.3%+ 52.9%1251100.1%+ 11.1%142121
98Leapmotor B10260.3%new131970.1%new148273
99Audi Q2250.2%+ 31.6%1501670.2%+ 28.5%122125
100Hyundai i10250.2%+ 400.0%1901540.2%– 27.0%12771
101Lexus LBX250.2%+ 13.6%1261960.3%– 24.3%11288
102Lexus NX250.2%– 28.6%912880.4%+ 4.0%8179
103Peugeot 2008250.2%– 41.9%605560.7%+ 34.6%4038
104Volvo EX30250.2%– 13.8%143950.1%– 65.3%152111
105Kia Niro240.2%– 68.4%652840.4%– 50.3%8242
106Kia PV5240.2%new152720.1%new164 –
107Toyota Aygo X240.2%– 14.3%772810.4%+ 40.5%84105
108BYD Sealion 5230.2%new197270.0%new200 –
109Cupra Born230.2%+ 109.1%1442240.3%+ 39.1%103102
110Cupra Formentor230.2%– 58.2%683540.5%– 7.1%6463
111Fiat Panda230.2%+ 15.0%135480.1%– 76.5%177124
112Suzuki SX4 S-Cross230.2%– 56.6%862230.3%– 64.9%10445
113Audi Q4220.2%+ 46.7%1561310.2%+ 18.0%136115
114BMW IX1220.2%– 60.7%1022510.3%+ 32.8%9497
115Kia EV4220.2%new1302020.3%new110176
116Renault Symbioz220.2%+ 175.0%334640.6%– 21.6%4948
117Hyundai Santa Fe210.2%+ 0.0%1292330.3%– 39.3%9869
118Audi Q7200.2%+ 17.6%154900.1%– 32.8%153128
119Cupra Leon200.2%– 39.4%1511460.2%– 22.3%130117
120Kia EV9200.2%– 23.1%115890.1%– 32.1%155130
121Opel Grandland X200.2%– 23.1%1103160.4%+ 1.9%7472
122VW ID.7200.2%+ 11.1%1061810.2%– 16.6%11593
123BYD Dolphin190.2%+ 111.1%1581080.1%+ 58.8%143157
124Dacia Jogger190.2%– 26.9%1231850.2%– 32.2%11481
125Leapmotor C10190.2%new169980.1%new147253
126Mercedes GLC190.2%– 52.5%752980.4%+ 8.8%7980
127Nissan Micra190.2%new146720.1%new165 –
128Kia K4180.2%new852340.3%new97 –
129Mercedes CLA180.2%+ 28.6%137610.1%– 64.1%170108
130Citroen C4170.2%– 19.0%1781250.2%– 24.2%138114
131Mercedes GLA170.2%– 50.0%663020.4%+ 21.8%7894
132Nissan Qashqai170.2%– 10.5%51,2311.6%– 0.6%1318
133Renault 4170.2%new1421570.2%new125219
134Mercedes GLE160.2%+ 77.8%1161450.2%+ 83.5%131142
135Renault Scenic160.2%+ 45.5%1871210.2%– 20.4%139126
136Ssangyong Torres160.2%+ 128.6%149460.1%+ 170.6%181200
137Volvo C40/EC40160.2%+ 166.7%164840.1%+ 133.3%156179
138Volvo XC40160.2%– 40.7%113970.1%+ 26.0%149154
139BMW 1-Series150.1%– 60.5%165960.1%– 34.7%150122
140Hyundai Bayon150.1%– 16.7%1051800.2%– 11.8%116101
141Mazda CX-5150.1%+ 114.3% –150.0%– 91.3%219134
142Mercedes E Class150.1%– 28.6%383490.5%+ 5.1%6673
143Opel Astra150.1%– 6.3%182790.1%– 63.1%160104
144Volvo XC90150.1%– 55.9%702830.4%+ 14.1%8389
145Peugeot 308140.1%+ 100.0%1391800.2%+ 252.9%117178
146Peugeot Rifter140.1%+ 55.6%176470.1%+ 0.0%179169
147Volvo EX40140.1%– 44.0%1202720.4%+ 227.7%89110
148Land Rover Defender130.1%+ 8.3%162450.1%– 36.6%182147
149Lexus RX130.1%– 40.9%172760.1%– 6.2%161156
150MG S6130.1%new –260.0%new202 –
151Mercedes C Class120.1%– 71.4%1042080.3%+ 41.5%108112
152Porsche Macan120.1%+ 50.0%200510.1%– 32.0%175156
153Range RoverΒ 120.1%– 45.5%140880.1%– 20.0%156146
154Mazda2110.1%+ 266.7%1321030.1%+ 3.0%145144
155MG4110.1%– 78.4%971740.2%– 51.7%11977
156Tesla Model 3110.1%+ 175.0%104130.6%– 37.4%5619
156Audi A1100.1%– 50.0%1881150.2%+ 13.9%140132
157Opel Mokka100.1%– 73.7%1112170.3%– 42.4%10666
158BYD Atto 390.1%– 62.5%161750.1%– 58.8%162120
159BYD Seal 690.1%new74990.1%new146 –
160Jeep Compass90.1%+ 125.0%157240.0%+ 166.7%205233
161Mercedes CLE Coupe90.1%– 50.0%1411140.2%+ 4.6%141140
162MG HS90.1%– 52.6%1211700.2%+ 38.2%121119
163Nissan Ariya90.1%+ 28.6%982310.3%+ 38.3%100116
164Nissan Juke90.1%– 55.0%61,0271.4%– 7.0%1623
165Polestar 290.1%+ 800.0%170550.1%+ 57.1%172192
166Honda HR-V80.1%+ 33.3%155890.1%+ 9.9%154152
167BMW IX270.1%+ 75.0%166710.1%+ 343.8%166164
168BMW XM70.1%+ 16.7%167310.0%– 11.4%197196
169Opel Combo70.1%– 22.2%175340.0%– 12.8%193170
170Range Rover Velar70.1%+ 600.0%184280.0%+ 64.7%199224
171BMW i460.1%– 70.0%136960.1%+ 26.3%151136
172Honda Civic60.1%+ 50.0%171460.1%– 4.2%180187
173Jeep Avenger60.1%– 40.0%180480.1%– 21.3%178143
174Peugeot 40860.1%– 14.3%2081500.2%+ 27.1%129148
175Polestar 460.1%n/a159830.1%+ 538.5%157172
176Porsche Taycan60.1%+ 200.0% –130.0%– 35.0%224217
177BMW X750.0%+ 150.0%212150.0%+ 15.4%218228
178Lexus RZ50.0%+ 66.7%174420.1%+ 200.0%187225
179Lexus UX50.0%– 50.0%185530.1%– 1.9%174175
180Mercedes GLB50.0%+ 0.0%82820.1%– 35.9%158141
181Mini Aceman50.0%– 28.6%153450.1%+ 50.0%184208
182Nissan X-Trail50.0%– 28.6%1222380.3%– 30.0%9683
183Opel Corsa50.0%– 37.5%993280.4%– 25.5%7070
184Porsche Cayenne50.0%– 44.4%183560.1%– 42.9%171138
185Volvo EX9050.0%– 28.6% –140.0%– 53.3%221190
186VW Touareg50.0%+ 66.7%177400.1%+ 17.6%190194
187Audi Q840.0%– 69.2% –330.0%– 51.5%195166
188Citroen C240.0%n/a21380.0%n/a234 –
189Leapmotor T0340.0%new198230.0%new208264
190Mazda340.0%+ 100.0%1083260.4%+ 307.5%71161
191Mercedes A Class40.0%– 63.6%145680.1%– 34.6%167145
192Mercedes AMG GT40.0%+ 0.0%191380.1%+ 40.7%191204
193Mercedes EQA40.0%+ 300.0%181420.1%+ 40.0%188199
194VW ID.Buzz40.0%+ 100.0% –160.0%+ 14.3%217189
195Alpine A29030.0%new209160.0%new215237
196Audi A6 e-tron30.0%new203500.1%new176188
197Citroen C5 X30.0%– 62.5%22540.0%– 84.0%244214
198DS 930.0%n/a179110.0%n/a227 –
199Honda Jazz30.0%– 62.5%156750.1%+ 8.7%163160
200KGM Actyon30.0%new –30.0%new249 –
201Mazda CX-8030.0%– 50.0%1141300.2%+ 103.1%137165
202Mercedes G Class30.0%– 25.0% –120.0%+ 20.0%226243
203Porsche Panamera30.0%+ 50.0%201190.0%– 54.8%212183
204Range Rover Evoque30.0%– 50.0%186440.1%– 10.2%185184
205VW T730.0%– 81.3%202330.0%– 35.3%196174
206Alfa Romeo Tonale20.0%+ 100.0% –20.0%– 71.4%253234
207BMW 4-Series20.0%– 66.7%189220.0%– 48.8%210193
208DS 420.0%n/a215120.0%– 66.7%225212
209DS 720.0%– 66.7%192250.0%– 62.1%203180
210Honda CR-V20.0%– 71.4%205250.0%+ 8.7%204198
211Hyundai Ioniq 920.0%new194630.1%new169191
212Jeep Grand Cherokee20.0%n/a –20.0%n/a259 –
213Land Rover Discovery20.0%+ 0.0%227100.0%+ 66.7%232249
214Mercedes V Class20.0%– 71.4%163260.0%– 16.1%201202
215Porsche 911/Carrera20.0%+ 100.0%199240.0%+ 33.3%206223
216Volvo ES9020.0%new217190.0%new213 –
217Volvo V6020.0%– 50.0%232140.0%– 17.6%222220
218Alpine A11010.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 75.0%265258
219Audi A810.0%+ 0.0% –40.0%– 33.3%242248
220Audi e-Tron10.0%n/a –30.0%n/a247 –
221Audi e-Tron GT10.0%+ 0.0%21030.0%+ 0.0%248251
222BMW i510.0%– 80.0%221160.0%– 59.0%216186
223BMW iX10.0%– 50.0%204230.0%+ 130.0%207215
224Cadillac Lyriq10.0%new –20.0%new257 –
225Citroen Ami10.0%n/a –20.0%– 89.5%258229
226Citroen E-C4 X10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 97.4%267197
227Citroen Multispace10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a268 –
228Citroen Spacetourer10.0%n/a21480.0%+ 166.7%235265
229Fiat 60010.0%– 85.7% –420.1%– 31.1%186177
230Honda ZR-V10.0%+ 0.0% –110.0%– 26.7%228231
231Hyundai i3010.0%– 87.5%193810.1%– 35.2%159131
232Land Rover Discovery Sport10.0%– 92.3%124450.1%– 28.6%183182
233Maxus Converted Wheelchair10.0%new –10.0%new271 –
234Mazda CX-6010.0%– 75.0%1481420.2%+ 67.1%132158
235Mercedes Maybach10.0%n/a –20.0%+ 100.0%262277
236Mercedes T class10.0%+ 0.0% –70.0%+ 40.0%237256
237Mini Convertible10.0%– 50.0%21650.0%– 44.4%240230
238VW Passat10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a281 –

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AMD’s Lisa Su Pushes Back on GPU Cannibalization Fears, Calling Agentic AI’s CPU Surge β€˜Largely Additive’ to Accelerator Demand

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By:Ramish Zafar
6 May 2026 at 05:02

AMD Has Begun Sampling MI450 GPUs & Also Engaged With Customers On MI500, Largest AI Deployments Are For Inference

During her firm's fourth quarter earnings call, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su discussed the company's AI growth, the impact of agentic AI on her firm's business and competition in the AI CPU market. AMD's earnings call comes at a time when CPUs are believed to be playing a crucial role in the AI industry due the growth in agentic AI workloads. AMD's larger rival Intel saw its shares close 23% higher last month following its earnings report which saw a major profit beat and CEO Lip-Bu Tan explain the importance of CPUs in today's world. AMD CEO Discusses CPU Market […]

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Apple Pays Quarter Of A Billion Dollars For Overpromising And Underdelivering On AI-Powered Siri

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By:Rohail Saleem
6 May 2026 at 03:50

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Apple had gone all-in on AI at its WWDC 2024, promising a veritable suite of AI-powered capabilities that have yet to materialize even after two years. And now, the Cupertino-based tech giant is paying the price for over-promising and under-delivering on its much-hyped AI-powered Siri. Apple to pay $250 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that had accused it of running a false advertisement campaign by hyping up the yet-to-be-seen AI capabilities of its Siri voice assistant For the benefit of those who might not be aware, Apple had extensively touted a more personalized Siri at its WWDC 2024, promising […]

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AMD Warns PC & Gaming Demand Will Decline In H2 As Memory Price Surge Squeezes Consumers Out Of Market

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
6 May 2026 at 03:25

AMD Warns PC & Gaming Demand Will Crater In H2 As Memory Price Surge Squeezes Consumers Out Of Market

AMD expects that overall PC and Gaming demand will decline in the second half of this year due to rising memory and component prices. RAMpocalypse Is The Primary Reason Why PC and Gaming Demand Will Decline In The Second Half of This Year, Says AMD In its Q1 2026 earnings, AMD's Client and Gaming segment saw a 23% increase in revenue versus the prior year, reaching $3.94 billion, while declining 9% versus the previous quarter. AMD states that its client side, which includes desktop and laptop segments, saw great traction through a strong portfolio of products, which includes its latest […]

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AMD Has Begun Sampling MI450 GPUs & Also Engaged With Customers On MI500, Largest AI Deployments Are For Inference

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
6 May 2026 at 02:30

AMD Has Begun Sampling MI450 GPUs & Also Engaged With Customers On MI500, Largest AI Deployments Are For Inference

AMD's MI450 GPUs are now being sampled to customers, and there's already huge interest in the MI500 series within AI Inference data centers. Customers Are Lining Up To Deploy AMD's MI450 GPUs As Sampling Begins, Next-Gen MI500 Also Gains Traction In The "AI Inferencing" Segment During the Q1 2026 earnings call, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su confirmed that they have started sampling the first Instinct MI450 GPUs to "lead" customers, and the chips remain on track for deployments at various data centers in the Helios rack, which will see production shipments commence in the second half of this year. Several […]

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AMD Doubles Server CPU Forecast to $120 Billion as Agentic AI Rewrites Demand, CEO Says EPYC Verano Built Purely For AI

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
6 May 2026 at 01:55

AMD has just announced its earnings for Q1 2026, posting a record revenue of $10.3 billion driven by strong demand for its EPYC CPUs & Instinct accelerators in the AI segment. AMD Delivers An Outstanding Q1 2026, Driven By Strong Sales of EPYC CPUs & Instinct Accelerators While Tackling Supply Constraints In The Agentic AI Era AMD's CEO outlined an "outstanding" first quarter for the company, with revenue of $10.3 billion, a 38% increase versus the previous year. This growth was driven mainly by strong demand in the data center and AI segments, which were up 7% year over year […]

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Xbox CEO Pulls the Plug on Copilot for Console, Admits Microsoft’s AI β€˜Doesn’t Align’ With Xbox

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By:David Carcasole
6 May 2026 at 00:23

A monitor displays a scene from 'Sea of Thieves' featuring a ship and tentacles, with an adjacent smartphone showing the 'Gaming Copilot' app displaying 'Hey, StormYeti', along with voice input icons and text bubbles.

Shortly after the new leadership cabinet for Xbox chief executive officer Asha Sharma was made public, Sharma took to her personal X (formerly Twitter) account to comment on the appointments but also to reveal another change regarding Xbox's direction. Microsoft's Copilot AI, which had been introduced into the gaming ecosystem as Gaming Copilot through the mobile Xbox app and the Xbox PC app, is seemingly something that no longer aligns with platform's direction. "Xbox needs to move faster, deepen our connection with the community, and address friction for both players and developers," Sharma began in her statement. "Today, we promoted […]

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Anthropic venture targets private equity AI market

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By:Peace Longe
6 May 2026 at 01:44
Anthropic venture with Blackstone and Goldman Sachs will deliver enterprise AI tools to private equity-backed companies. Anthropic is close to finalising a $1.5 billion joint venture with Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and Hellman and Friedman, targeting private-equity-backed companies as its primary…

ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet on his company’s monopoly: no one is coming for us

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6 May 2026 at 00:06
Christophe Fouquet, who became ASML's CEO in 2024 after more than a decade at the company, sat down with this editor on the rooftop deck of his Beverly Hills hotel Tuesday morning ahead of his appearance at the Milken Institute Global Conference. Dressed in a blue suit and white shirt, he was relaxed β€” even when the conversation turned to the rivals.
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Open AI agent phone to be powered by 2nm Dimensity 9600

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By:Anvinraj Valiyathara
5 May 2026 at 10:35
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Previous reports suggested that OpenAI was exploring hardware such as AI-focused earbuds and possibly a phone developed with partners like MediaTek and Qualcomm. Now, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has shared deeper insights into a dedicated AI agent smartphone, including timelines, specifications, and the broader strategy behind it.

OpenAI’s AI agent smartphone vision takes shape

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According to Kuo, OpenAI may accelerate development of its first smartphone, targeting mass production as early as the first half of 2027. MediaTek is currently the leading candidate to supply the processor, which is expected to be a customised chip based on the MediaTek Dimensity 9600 and manufactured using TSMC’s N2P process in the second half of 2026.

The hardware is said to focus heavily on AI-driven tasks, with a dual NPU architecture designed for layered computing. Memory and storage could also see upgrades with LPDDR6 RAM and UFS 5.0, aiming to reduce bottlenecks when handling continuous AI workloads. For imaging, an enhanced ISP is expected to improve high dynamic range output, which could help the device better interpret real-world environments visually.

Kuo suggests that the device may rethink how users interact with smartphones. Instead of relying on multiple apps, the focus could shift to AI agents that handle tasks directly based on user intent. This approach may require deep integration between hardware and software, allowing OpenAI to control the entire experience without platform-level restrictions seen on existing ecosystems.

The phone is also expected to continuously process user context, which includes behaviour and usage patterns, making on-device efficiency critical. Simpler tasks could be handled locally, while more demanding processes may be executed through cloud-based AI systems.

Security features such as pKVM and inline hashing are also expected to be part of the system design. If development stays on track, shipments could reach around 30 million units across 2027 and 2028 combined.

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NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang Draws a Hard Line on China: No Blackwell, No Rubin, But US Firms Must Still Fight In Global Markets

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
5 May 2026 at 21:30

A person is holding NVIDIA server hardware at a presentation, showcasing multiple circuit boards with visible chipsets.

NVIDIA CEO has said that China should not have access to its most advanced AI chips, such as Blackwell or Rubin. Blackwell or Rubin AI Chips are a no-go for China, but NVIDIA's CEO Wants US Firms To Continue To Compete In Global Markets The US AI policy shift towards China has been ongoing since NVIDIA's Hopper generation of chips. Export controls restricted NVIDIA from selling its bleeding-edge chips to Chinese firms & this ban has extended into the Blackwell generation. Reaffirming the US-first policy, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has stated that the company's most advanced AI chips, Blackwell and […]

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Pennsylvania sues Character.AI after a chatbot allegedly posed as a doctor

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By:Russell Brandom
5 May 2026 at 21:46
According to Pennsylvania's filing, a Character.AI chatbot presented itself as a licensed psychiatrist during a state investigation, and also fabricated a serial number for its state medical license.

Arm and AMD Poised to Eat Intel’s Lunch in Agentic AI Era, Analyst Warns, as CPU Core Counts Could Jump 5x Per GPU

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By:Ramish Zafar
5 May 2026 at 20:09

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The growth in agentic AI software will lead to high demand for CPUs in the AI era, believes investment bank UBS. In an investment note, the bank explains that agentic AI increases the workload for processors. It adds that this workload typically favors firms that offer chips with higher cores and are able to cater to power efficiency. As a result, UBS outlines that in the era of agentic AI workloads, chips from Arm and then AMD are slated to benefit the most, with Intel also benefiting as the total addressable market (TAM) grows. Agentic AI Workloads To Favor CPUs […]

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NVIDIA Gives Devs More Tools To Integrate RTX & AI Features – TensorRT for Unreal Engine Delivers 50% Boost, ComfyUI Made Easy On Any RTX GPU

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
5 May 2026 at 20:00

The GeForce RTX graphics card is displayed between large letters 'RTX' and 'AI' with green light beams in the background.

NVIDIA has expanded its RTX & AI feature set with more capabilities provided to developers for integration within their latest apps, including games. NVIDIA Bets Big on Its "AI PC" Ecosystem With RTX GPUs, Provides Devs With New & Improved Tool Sets The NVIDIA RTX and AI PC technologies are one of the industry's most advanced tool sets offered to developers. These tools make integration of the latest features and capabilities in apps & games easier than ever. Today, NVIDIA has announced more integrations that help developers create next-gen experiences. Last month, NVIDIA rolled out its DLSS 4.5 SDK, allowing […]

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Micron’s New 245 TB SSD Crushes HDDs With 84x Better Energy Efficiency, Slashing Data Center Rack Counts by 82%

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
5 May 2026 at 19:05

Three Micron 6800 ION SSDs are displayed in different form factors, with capacities labeled as 122.88TB for the E3.S, 245.76TB for the E3.L, and 245.76TB for the U.2 model.

Micron has just released the highest capacity and commercially available SSD to date, its 6600 ION, with a capacity of 245 TB. You Can Practically Fit Anything You Want on Micron's 245 TB "6600 ION" SSD, but These Still Aren't Enough For Data Centers Press Release: Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU), today announced it is now shipping the 245TB capacity MicronΒ 6600 ION SSD, the world’s highest capacity commercially available SSD. The drive marks a major step forward in rack-scale storage density for data centers and is designed to support AI, cloud, enterprise, and hyperscale workloads, including next-generation AI data lakes […]

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U.S. to review AI models from Microsoft, Google, xAI before public release

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5 May 2026 at 18:45
Microsoft, Google, and xAI have agreed to provide the U.S. government with early access to upcoming artificial intelligence models, allowing officials to examine potential national security risks before the systems are released to the public. The arrangement will enable the…

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UAE launches national AI testing lab to certify models and agents

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By:Rony Roy
5 May 2026 at 17:00
The United Arab Emirates has launched a national facility to test and certify artificial intelligence systems, as the country pushes ahead with large-scale AI deployment across government and industry. The UAE Cyber Security Council, in collaboration with Open Innovation AI…

UAE Innovation City launches blockchain IDs for companies

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By:Rony Roy
5 May 2026 at 15:30
The United Arab Emirates Innovation City has rolled out a blockchain-based system that assigns every registered company a sovereign, verifiable digital identity on-chain. According to an official announcement from Innovation City, businesses incorporated in the Ras Al Khaimah free zone…

UK April 2026: Market up 24% on low year-ago volumes, Omoda 5 breaks into Top 10

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By:Matt Gasnier
5 May 2026 at 12:59

First UK Top 10 finish for the Omoda 5.

UK new car sales in April soar 24% year-on-year to 149,247 units, however year-ago volumes were particularly weak as buyers pulled purchases forward to March to beat incoming vehicle tax increases. The year-to-date tally is now up by a robust 9% to 764,101 and local association of manufacturers SMMT now predicts a Full Year 2026 tally at 2,093,000 units, up 3.6% on 2025. Private sales improve 20.2% to 56,116 units and 37.6% share vs. 38.8% a year ago while fleets are up 26.8% to 90,462 and 60.6% share vs. 59.3% and business sales are up 15% to 2,669 and 1.8% share vs. 1.9%. Year-to-date, this time private sales fare better at +11.7% to 306,211 and 40.1% share vs. 39.1% over the same period in 2025, fleet sales are up 6.9% to 441,094 and 57.7% share vs. 58.9% and business sales are up 19.3% to 16,796 and 2.2% share vs. 2%.

Looking at sales by fuel type, BEVs surge 59.1% to 39,084 and 26.2% share vs. 20.4% in April 2025. SMMT noted that April marked the registration of the 2 millionth BEV in the UK. Meanwhile HEVs are up 18.8% to 19,711 and 13.2% share vs. 13.8% a year ago, PHEVs are up 46.4% to 20,597 and 13.8% share vs. 11.7%, petrol is up 8.2% to 63,541 and 42.6% share vs. 48.8% and diesel down -1% to 6,314 and 4.2% share vs. 5.3%. Year-to-date, BEVs are up 22.1% to 176,698 and 23.1% share vs. 20.7% over the first 4 moths of 2025, HEVs are up 8.3% to 111,083 and 14.5% share vs. 14.6%, PHEVs are up 46.5% to 99,263 and 13% share vs. 9.7% while petrol is down -1.5% to 340,230 and 44.5% share vs. 49.3% and diesel falls -8.4% to 36,827 and 4.8% share vs. 5.7%.

Volkswagen (+23%) follows the market to keep a comfortable distance with the other carmakers present at 8.6% share vs. 6% for #2 Kia (+7.2%). BMW (+7.6%) completes the podium as it does YTD. In fact the Top 5 is identical to YTD with Ford (+17.5%) at #4 and Audi (+0.9%) at #5. MG (+84.9%) surges ahead to #6 with 4.7% share, distancing Mercedes (+30.1%) and Skoda (+13.9%). BYD (+101.5%) delivers the biggest YoY gain in the Top 15 at #12 with Jaecoo (+268.2%), Omoda (+259.9%), Citroen (+167%) and Mini (+90%) also impressive.Β 

Model-wise, the Ford Puma (+27.2%) reclaims the top spot it holds year-to-date with 2.8% share, ahead of the Kia Sportage (+3.7%). The Nissan Qashqai (+29.5%) stays at #3 ahead of two surging models: the VW Golf (+77.9%) scoring its best ranking since last October at #4 and the Mini Cooper (+58.7%) at #5. We have a new entrant in the Top 10: #1 in London over the Full Year 2025, the Omoda 5 lands directly in 6th place with 1.5% share. The VW Tiguan (+46.6%) and MG HS (+67.9%) also impress below. Surprise #1 in March, the Jaecoo 7 falls to #10 and #3 year-to-date.

Previous month: UK March 2026: Jaecoo 7 overall best-seller!

One year ago: UK April 2025: Peugeot (+37.9%), BYD (+654.1%) stand out in market down -10.4%

Full March 2026 Top 53 All brands and Top 10 models below.

UK March 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Volkswagen12,8848.6%+ 23.0%159,8787.8%– 5.9%11
2Kia8,9226.0%+ 7.2%343,5385.7%+ 0.4%24
3BMWΒ Β 8,7005.8%+ 7.6%242,6075.6%– 2.4%32
4FordΒ Β 8,2305.5%+ 17.5%441,0045.4%– 1.7%43
5AudiΒ Β 8,0905.4%+ 0.9%538,1335.0%+ 6.4%55
6MG7,0054.7%+ 84.9%1030,8834.0%+ 8.6%810
7MercedesΒ Β 6,9894.7%+ 30.1%735,2854.6%+ 7.6%69
8Skoda6,2444.2%+ 13.9%1430,6754.0%+ 9.3%911
9Hyundai6,0774.1%– 6.9%1330,2784.0%– 3.6%116
10VauxhallΒ Β 5,8893.9%+ 14.1%833,7294.4%+ 3.7%713
11PeugeotΒ Β 5,3683.6%– 9.2%1230,1964.0%– 12.3%1212
12BYD5,0593.4%+ 101.5%1126,3963.5%+ 124.0%1417
13Volvo4,9923.3%+ 18.0%1624,1173.2%+ 4.0%1614
14Toyota4,9813.3%– 6.0%630,3894.0%– 3.4%107
15Renault4,8013.2%+ 9.9%1823,6453.1%+ 7.2%1715
16Mini4,7743.2%+ 90.0%2018,8142.5%+ 20.9%1918
17NissanΒ Β 4,0792.7%– 16.7%928,3893.7%– 13.3%138
18Jaecoo3,8772.6%+ 268.2%1722,7893.0%+ 431.5%1823
19Land Rover3,8342.6%+ 1.2%1525,3133.3%+ 1.5%1516
20Cupra3,3722.3%+ 52.9%2115,1712.0%+ 24.0%2020
21Omoda3,2752.2%+ 259.9%2312,3241.6%+ 200.3%2227
22Chery2,9001.9%new2810,9771.4%new2534
23Citroen2,5581.7%+ 167.0%2612,1421.6%+ 127.1%2326
24Dacia1,7981.2%– 9.1%2710,2501.3%– 8.8%2622
25Geely1,6491.1%new353,2440.4%new3547
26Porsche1,5601.0%+ 27.3%316,0410.8%– 7.9%2928
27Suzuki1,3210.9%+ 30.1%249,9091.3%+ 42.8%2729
28Lexus1,1590.8%+ 11.1%325,2230.7%– 4.1%3231
29Honda1,1550.8%– 4.2%258,5061.1%– 15.8%2824
30Mazda1,1260.8%– 26.9%2211,6691.5%– 6.9%2421
31Polestar1,0760.7%+ 25.3%335,2270.7%+ 14.8%3130
32Jeep8380.6%+ 2.8%304,6090.6%– 5.9%3332
33Tesla8310.6%+ 62.3%1912,5701.6%– 3.2%2119
34Seat7900.5%– 57.1%295,6200.7%– 36.1%3025
35Fiat7080.5%+ 145.0%362,3200.3%– 46.9%3633
36Leapmotor5800.4%+ 437.0%343,6760.5%+ 1121.3%3435
37Alpine3730.2%+ 554.4%381,0850.1%+ 996.0%3739
38Changan2160.1%new379690.1%new3849
39Alfa Romeo2100.1%+ 0.5%409490.1%– 0.1%3936
40Smart1570.1%+ 124.3%397400.1%+ 32.9%4038
41KGM930.1%+ 29.2%436710.1%+ 14.7%4241
42Xpeng880.1%+ 877.8%424410.1%+ 880.0%4345
43Genesis710.0%+ 73.2%453630.0%– 21.1%4442
44Lotus640.0%+ 45.5%442990.0%– 56.5%45n/a
45Subaru520.0%– 42.9%417090.1%– 22.6%4137
46Abarth380.0%+ 52.0%491290.0%– 18.9%4750
47Maserati320.0%+ 166.7%471360.0%+ 19.3%4648
48Ineos180.0%– 18.2%481010.0%+ 31.2%4951
49GWM Ora160.0%– 57.9%461250.0%+ 0.8%4846
50DS130.0%– 59.4%50590.0%– 74.3%5043
51Chevrolet120.0%+ 200.0%51220.0%– 29.0%5152
52Skywell40.0%+ 100.0%52190.0%+ 111.1%5254
53Jaguar00.0%n/a –70.0%– 99.6%5340
 –Other British2010.1%+ 47.8% –1,1050.1%– 16.8% – –
 –Other Imports980.1%– 21.6% –4460.1%– 39.0% – –

UK April 2026 – models:

PosModelApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Ford Puma4,2112.8%+ 27.2%220,3392.7%+ 11.5%11
2Kia Sportage3,6452.4%+ 3.7%417,8352.3%+ 8.9%22
3Nissan Qashqai2,8461.9%+ 29.5%315,6992.1%+ 12.2%43
4VW Golf2,8451.9%+ 77.9%812,0211.6%– 2.6%66
5Mini Cooper2,5771.7%+ 58.7%n/a10,6861.4%n/a912
6Omoda 52,3081.5%n/an/an/an/an/an/a29
7Vauxhall Corsa2,2361.5%– 5.9%512,7881.7%– 7.7%54
8VW Tiguan2,2341.5%+ 46.6%n/a10,2521.3%– 3.9%109
9MG HS2,1461.4%+ 67.9%711,2931.5%+ 2.5%88
10Jaecoo 72,0991.4%n/a117,6682.3%#DIV/0!313
n/aVolvo XC402,0721.4%+ 3.2%611,3601.5%+ 7.0%77

Source: SMMT

FlyDubai, Air Arabia, and Uzbekistan Airways Cancel 12 Flights and Delay 22, Leaving Travelers Stranded Across Dubai, Peshawar, Cairo, Sharjah, Muscat, and Key Middle East Routes: Exclusive

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Spain April 2026: Seat (+23.4%), Peugeot (+18.3%) shine in biggest April volume in 7 years

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By:Matt Gasnier
5 May 2026 at 08:21

Peugeot places the 2008 at #3 this month.

It’s another excellent month for new car sales in Spain: up 8.4% year-on-year in April to 106,862 units. This is the best April volume since pre-pandemic 2019 (123,833). The year-to-date tally after four month is up a solid 7.8% to 407,389. Rechargeable cars (BEV+PHEV) are up 42.5% for the month to 22,758 or 21.3% of the market vs. 16.2% a year ago and 9.7% in 2024. Year-to-date volumes are up 54% to 85,724 and 21% share vs. 14.7% over the first four months of 2025.

All channels are up, with private sales faring best at +11.2% to 44,102, while company sales are up 9.2% to 33,567 and sales to rental companies gain 3.7% to 29,193. Year-to-date, private sales are up 7% to 173,640, company sales up 5.8% to 128,653 and rental sales up 11.7% to 105,096. Looking at regions, Baleares (+65.7%), La Rioja (+46.8%), Navarra (+34.8%) and Extremadura (+29.8%) post the biggest gains while all important Madrid (44.8% of the total volume) is up 7.6%.

In the brands ranking, Toyota (+2.8%) is the clear leader again at 8% share, but this time it’s Seat (+23.4%), in excellent shape, that accesses the 2nd place with 6.5% share followed by Volkswagen (+8.3%). Peugeot (+18.3%) shines at #4, up two spots on last month. In contrast Renault (-10.5%), Kia (-10.5%) and Hyundai (-26.8%) all underperform. Further down, BYD (+161.4%) breaks its share record at 3.8%, with Omoda (+163.6%), Ebro (+137.8%), Jaecoo (+66.5%) and Cupra (+59.9%) all in excellent shape.

Model-wise, the Dacia Sandero (+22.7%) stays on top and even manages to significantly beat the market. In fact, the entire Top 5 is in the same position. The Seat Ibiza (+18.4%) returns to the 2nd place it holds year-to-date and distances the Peugeot 2008 (+35%) up 20 spots on last month to #3, the Toyota Corolla (+55%) and Peugeot 208 (+41.6%). The MG ZS (-4.6%) is back up 7 ranks to #6 but is down YoY unlike the Seat Arona (+40.2%) at #7.

Previous month: Spain March 2026: Toyota, Hyundai shoot up, BYD breaks records, highest monthly volume since June 2019

One year ago: Spain April 2025: Hyundai i20 surges to #2 in solid market

Full April 2026 Top 70 All brands and Top 363 All models below.

Spain April 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota8,5198.0%+ 2.8%136,0318.8%+ 15.7%11
2Seat6,8956.5%+ 23.4%425,0236.1%+ 5.9%35
3Volkswagen6,7036.3%+ 8.3%225,2496.2%+ 8.0%23
4Peugeot6,4406.0%+ 18.3%622,1385.4%+ 5.8%58
5Renault6,1085.7%– 10.5%324,9566.1%– 12.8%42
6Hyundai5,7895.4%– 26.8%518,5004.5%– 11.7%94
7Kia5,6015.2%– 10.5%720,5515.0%– 11.1%67
8Dacia5,5395.2%+ 9.9%818,7374.6%– 6.9%76
9Mercedes4,6254.3%+ 2.2%918,6344.6%+ 14.0%89
10MG4,4244.1%+ 21.9%1015,4813.8%– 6.5%1311
11Audi4,3664.1%+ 19.3%1615,6663.8%+ 19.6%1113
12Skoda4,1223.9%+ 21.1%1415,5113.8%+ 16.7%1212
13BYD4,0393.8%+ 161.4%1313,4673.3%+ 151.5%1419
14BMW3,9923.7%+ 1.9%1115,7523.9%+ 12.6%1010
15Cupra3,5083.3%+ 59.9%1810,8112.7%+ 37.4%1717
16Opel2,8302.6%+ 29.9%1710,0212.5%+ 21.3%1818
17Citroen2,5112.3%– 19.6%1512,3553.0%+ 5.4%1515
18Omoda2,1752.0%+ 163.6%198,2912.0%+ 146.5%2023
19Mazda2,0922.0%+ 32.9%217,3721.8%+ 13.4%2120
20Ebro2,0902.0%+ 137.8%208,7152.1%+ 328.7%1924
21Ford2,0491.9%– 21.1%237,2251.8%– 37.8%2216
22Nissan1,9751.8%– 12.5%1211,9702.9%– 16.2%1614
23Volvo1,4471.4%– 2.9%254,6541.1%+ 2.5%2422
24Jaecoo1,1671.1%+ 66.5%313,2110.8%+ 21.4%2827
25Mini8100.8%+ 1.9%263,3820.8%– 2.0%2629
26Lexus7850.7%– 0.4%283,1580.8%– 0.5%2928
27Fiat7820.7%– 23.9%244,4591.1%+ 11.6%2526
28Jeep6900.6%– 31.8%293,3090.8%– 10.4%2725
29Leapmotor4620.4%+ 176.6%351,3550.3%+ 228.1%3237
30Honda4220.4%+ 7.1%321,7770.4%+ 17.7%3132
31Deepal3600.3%new409130.2%new39 –
32KGM/SsangYong3450.3%– 10.6%361,0750.3%– 32.3%3533
33Tesla3010.3%– 47.3%224,8291.2%+ 29.1%2321
34Suzuki2980.3%– 13.4%301,9040.5%– 13.5%3031
35Porsche2740.3%– 6.2%341,3280.3%– 3.7%3334
36Land Rover2700.3%– 8.5%428890.2%– 26.9%4036
37Mitsubishi2490.2%– 78.1%379270.2%– 72.2%3830
38Alfa Romeo1900.2%– 35.6%389330.2%– 24.5%3735
39Xpeng1850.2%+ 460.6%435570.1%+ 295.0%4244
40Lynk & Co1790.2%+ 79.0%331,2670.3%+ 343.0%3439
41DS1670.2%+ 0.0%417110.2%– 2.3%4138
42Geely1360.1%new –1370.0%new52 –
43Evo1080.1%+ 5.9%395380.1%+ 19.0%4340
44Lancia970.1%– 34.5%503290.1%+ 3.1%4546
45DR Motor940.1%+ 3033.3%271,0250.3%+ 20400.0%3663
46Subaru860.1%+ 38.7%453170.1%– 12.9%4641
47Tiger830.1%new491430.0%new50 –
48Polestar680.1%+ 41.7%443440.1%+ 98.8%4442
49Sportequipe640.1%n/a461420.0%+ 14100.0%5166
50Alpine500.0%+ 38.9%472040.1%+ 126.7%4848
51Smart480.0%+ 14.3%551430.0%+ 5.9%4945
52SWM420.0%– 41.7%482140.1%– 20.1%4743
53BAW380.0%new57550.0%new57 –
54Livan300.0%+ 66.7%541090.0%+ 22.5%5450
55Bestune230.0%+ 76.9%511240.0%+ 726.7%5349
56Dongfeng200.0%+ 5.3%53760.0%+ 20.6%5552
57Maserati170.0%+ 0.0%58620.0%– 34.7%5651
58DFSK160.0%– 57.9%56510.0%– 67.1%5847
59Lamborghini110.0%+ 83.3%60420.0%+ 82.6%6058
60BAIC100.0%new64370.0%new6160
61Ferrari100.0%+ 25.0%59450.0%+ 60.7%5954
62YooDoo90.0%new –90.0%new67 –
63Ich-X60.0%n/a52370.0%+ 3600.0%62n/a
64Bentley50.0%+ 0.0%61270.0%+ 17.4%6356
65Aston Martin40.0%– 42.9%63210.0%– 25.0%6555
66Ineos40.0%– 63.6%62270.0%– 22.9%6453
67Zeekr30.0%new –30.0%new73 –
68Lotus20.0%+ 0.0% –40.0%+ 33.3%6867
69Mobilize20.0%n/a –20.0%n/a74 –
70Zhidou10.0%+ 0.0%6720.0%+ 100.0%7677

Spain April 2026 – models:

PosModelApr-26%/25Mar2026%/24PosFY25
1Dacia Sandero3,5113.3%+ 22.7%111,0362.7%– 7.8%11
2Seat Ibiza2,7292.6%+ 18.4%59,9312.4%+ 24.0%24
3Peugeot 20082,5942.4%+ 35.0%236,8931.7%+ 6.5%108
4Toyota Corolla2,5112.3%+ 55.0%48,7002.1%+ 23.9%56
5Peugeot 2082,3902.2%+ 41.6%39,1382.2%+ 24.8%39
6MG ZS2,3482.2%– 4.6%137,4681.8%– 29.8%73
7Seat Arona2,2512.1%+ 40.2%87,9522.0%+ 6.5%67
8Hyundai Tucson2,0031.9%+ 4.9%66,3611.6%– 6.2%125
9Toyota Yaris Cross1,7251.6%– 13.0%97,1081.7%+ 14.8%912
10VW T-Roc1,7151.6%+ 52.2%146,2581.5%+ 29.1%1414
11Toyota C-HR1,6711.6%+ 32.8%28,7042.1%+ 40.5%411
12Renault Clio1,6551.5%– 5.3%127,1521.8%– 5.1%82
13Kia Stonic1,5871.5%+ 18.2%195,9181.5%+ 8.2%1622
14Opel Corsa1,5661.5%+ 7.6%175,9241.5%+ 2.1%1515
15Seat Leon1,4611.4%+ 21.4%185,5381.4%– 1.5%1816
16MG 31,4091.3%+ 279.8%105,6271.4%+ 71.1%1742
17Renault Captur1,4001.3%– 2.4%116,3171.6%– 18.0%1313
18BYD Seal U1,3331.2%+ 36.3%433,8981.0%+ 39.0%3437
19Hyundai Kona1,3121.2%– 15.9%244,6871.2%+ 17.4%2419
20Kia Sportage1,2911.2%– 17.5%225,0161.2%– 11.9%2018
21Omoda 51,2651.2%+ 67.8%264,9901.2%+ 55.5%2139
22BYD Atto 21,2511.2%+ 1637.5%164,7421.2%+ 2344.3%22104
23BMW X11,2341.2%+ 12.0%344,2191.0%+ 15.6%2628
24Cupra Formentor1,2261.1%+ 8.2%374,1251.0%+ 32.6%2941
25Skoda Fabia1,2081.1%+ 43.8%404,0511.0%+ 22.6%3136
26Cupra Leon1,1831.1%+ 196.5%473,5920.9%+ 39.4%3746
27VW Tiguan1,1491.1%– 4.6%334,6991.2%+ 30.7%2325
28Toyota Yaris1,1371.1%– 38.6%155,5381.4%+ 6.8%1917
29Mercedes GLC1,1351.1%+ 10.7%324,2141.0%+ 8.3%2726
30Hyundai i201,1121.0%– 58.0%283,2980.8%– 32.3%4427
31Nissan Qashqai1,0821.0%– 13.6%76,7791.7%– 10.4%1110
32Ford Puma1,0721.0%+ 20.0%453,3840.8%– 9.0%4135
33Audi Q31,0501.0%+ 101.1%513,4360.8%+ 40.9%4051
34VW Taigo1,0311.0%– 26.7%213,9451.0%– 24.7%3220
35Mercedes GLA1,0110.9%+ 32.3%483,5550.9%+ 40.6%3845
36Cupra Terramar9780.9%+ 148.2%622,6860.7%+ 130.8%5466
37Mazda CX-59710.9%+ 218.4%761,5130.4%+ 6.3%79116
38Renault Symbioz9530.9%+ 22.2%413,2020.8%+ 13.5%4657
39Skoda Kamiq9440.9%+ 6.2%294,2091.0%+ 18.5%2832
40Kia Niro9150.9%+ 1.9%553,6000.9%– 5.2%3633
41Ebro S7008810.8%+ 33.1%572,8030.7%+ 79.2%5159
42VW T-Cross8540.8%+ 3.0%204,3321.1%+ 8.4%2529
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44Dacia Duster8380.8%– 31.0%273,7670.9%– 22.6%3521
45Toyota C-HR+8310.8%new931,2360.3%new93 –
46Mini Lineup8100.8%+ 1.9%463,3820.8%– 2.0%4243
47VW Golf8050.8%+ 30.3%712,1710.5%– 21.5%6356
48Ford Kuga7820.7%– 22.1%542,9780.7%– 26.3%4734
49Jaecoo 57650.7%new1071,7440.4%new71162
50Ebro S4007590.7%new423,9311.0%new33102
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53Renault Austral7260.7%– 26.6%303,5350.9%– 2.2%3930
54Audi A17260.7%+ 6.8%662,7280.7%+ 15.5%5362
55Mercedes A Class7220.7%+ 11.8%652,8210.7%+ 37.5%5058
56Citroen C3Β Β 6750.6%– 42.4%353,2470.8%– 23.2%4531
57Citroen C3 Aircross6740.6%n/a382,9660.7%+ 296500.0%4872
58Citroen C46620.6%– 58.7%364,0711.0%– 26.7%3023
59BMW X36500.6%+ 136.4%692,5810.6%+ 99.8%5874
60Audi Q56350.6%+ 67.5%841,8970.5%+ 30.6%6771
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70Skoda Karoq5230.5%– 31.2%742,3390.6%– 0.3%5954
71Omoda 75080.5%new721,3850.3%new87 –
72Jeep Avenger4540.4%– 43.3%612,6860.7%– 1.1%5552
73Seat Ateca4540.4%– 4.2%891,6010.4%– 35.9%7664
74Dacia Bigster4540.4%+ 132.8%671,8560.5%+ 724.9%7078
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76Skoda Kodiaq4510.4%+ 83.3%961,4140.3%+ 24.6%8490
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78Opel Frontera4270.4%+ 344.8%731,6430.4%+ 1235.8%7597
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80Renault 53760.4%– 27.6%991,1170.3%– 34.1%10185
81Peugeot 3083690.3%+ 16.0%781,6460.4%– 6.6%7488
82Skoda Octavia3630.3%+ 12.4%1051,4770.4%– 11.2%8182
83Mercedes CLA3490.3%+ 27.8%791,4080.3%+ 40.0%86100
84Renault Rafale3410.3%– 34.8%861,3650.3%– 5.9%8883
85MG EHS3390.3%– 14.6%989820.2%+ 2.9%10748
86Jaecoo 73360.3%– 52.1%971,3290.3%– 49.8%9147
87BMW 1-Series3360.3%– 20.9%801,2090.3%– 24.9%9577
88Deepal S053350.3%new1178150.2%new116 –
89Omoda 93240.3%new871,5260.4%new7849
90Hyundai i303150.3%– 3.7%771,1450.3%– 3.5%9995
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97Toyota Aygo X2780.3%– 26.1%491,8910.5%+ 62.9%6894
98Skoda Scala2720.3%+ 16.2%1148760.2%+ 5.3%111108
99Renault Espace2670.2%– 23.9%1009920.2%+ 10.3%106106
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101Ebro S8002580.2%+ 18.9%811,1830.3%+ 152.2%9799
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105Kia EV22350.2%new –2350.1%new193 –
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107BYD Atto 32300.2%+ 71.6%1386270.2%– 20.8%130107
108Leapmotor C102270.2%+ 336.5%1465240.1%+ 312.6%138153
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110Jeep Compass2120.2%+ 86.0%1645200.1%– 1.9%139155
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151Lynk & Co 081100.1%new1595030.1%new142209
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159Geely Starray EM-I1000.1%new –1000.0%new239 –
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172Renault Twingo870.1%n/a290970.0%+ 9600.0%241415
173DR G3860.1%new509950.2%new105 –
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190Tiger Eight630.1%new2191060.0%new237 –
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215Kia EV5450.0%new2152040.1%new202 –
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225Geely E5360.0%new –360.0%new296 –
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233Sportequipe 6320.0%new360330.0%new299 –
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241Smart #1260.0%+ 23.8%262780.0%+ 0.0%255239
242Deepal S07250.0%new256980.0%new240 –
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254VW ID.7210.0%+ 31.3%293520.0%– 50.0%276248
255Alfa Romeo Tonale200.0%– 64.9%2201190.0%– 58.2%231203
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257Dongfeng Box200.0%+ 5.3%250760.0%+ 20.6%260253
258Sportequipe 7200.0%new218630.0%new272 –
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261Audi Q7190.0%– 77.6%2371190.0%– 57.0%232195
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273Livan X6 Pro120.0%+ 20.0%288360.0%+ 260.0%297306
274Sportequipe 8120.0%new229460.0%new280 –
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276DFSK E5110.0%– 47.6%277380.0%– 54.2%290255
277BMW IXΒ 110.0%– 26.7%270400.0%+ 48.1%287254
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279Fiat Tipo100.0%– 88.0%271910.0%– 51.9%246217
280MG S6100.0%new232510.0%new278 –
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283SWM G0590.0%– 65.4%258640.0%– 12.3%271247
284Yooudoo 2 Pro90.0%new –90.0%new335 –
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286Alfa Romeo Stelvio80.0%– 79.5%236660.0%– 49.6%269219
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293BYD Tang80.0%+ 100.0%294200.0%– 9.1%311308
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296Lexus ES70.0%– 68.2%243720.0%– 48.2%266208
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298Mercedes S Class70.0%– 63.2%266860.0%+ 22.9%249258
299Land Rover Discovery Sport70.0%– 50.0%283410.0%– 48.8%285256
300Alpine A39070.0%new260380.0%new292 –
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303Volvo EC4060.0%+ 100.0%314190.0%+ 18.8%312301
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307EVO650.0%– 72.2%281390.0%– 13.3%289278
308Cupra Raval50.0%+ 66.7%276380.0%+ 850.0%293332
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311DR 5.050.0%+ 400.0%302170.0%+ 750.0%315367
312Volvo ES9050.0%new291330.0%new300389
313Honda Prelude50.0%new323150.0%new320 –
314EVO740.0%– 77.8%282310.0%– 38.0%301273
315Ineos Grenadier40.0%– 63.6%310270.0%– 22.9%305270
316Audi A840.0%– 42.9%34580.0%– 72.4%342314
317Bestune T9040.0%n/a317160.0%+ 433.3%318295
318Mercedes SL30.0%– 57.1%313120.0%– 29.4%328326
319MG Cyberster30.0%– 50.0%33780.0%– 42.9%343318
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321Ich-X XK230.0%new252280.0%new304n/a
322Bentley Bentayga30.0%n/a322120.0%+ 300.0%327347
323Hyundai Ioniq930.0%new32490.0%new337286
324Ich-X XK330.0%new33690.0%new338 –
325DR 6.030.0%new33450.0%new352 –
326Audi e-Tron30.0%n/a –30.0%n/a362374
327Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross20.0%– 94.1%338220.0%– 92.8%309180
328SWM G0120.0%– 91.3%296220.0%– 80.7%310252
329Mercedes AMG GT20.0%– 77.8%356110.0%– 57.7%333303
330Lexus LM20.0%– 71.4%35560.0%– 45.5%348304
331VW ID.520.0%– 60.0%306170.0%– 26.1%316292
332Bentley Continental20.0%– 50.0%307150.0%– 6.3%321309
333Ferrari 12Cilindri20.0%– 33.3%30990.0%+ 200.0%339355
334Ferrari Purosangue20.0%+ 0.0%319110.0%+ 175.0%332348
335Aston Martin DB1220.0%+ 0.0%33060.0%– 25.0%347334
336Toyota Supra20.0%+ 0.0%36240.0%– 55.6%359358
337Tesla Model X20.0%+ 100.0%30590.0%– 18.2%340327
338Lamborghini Temerario20.0%new35470.0%new344395
339Ferrari Portofino20.0%n/a –20.0%n/a368 –
340Mobilize Limo20.0%n/a –20.0%n/a369 –
341Zeekr 00120.0%new –20.0%new370 –
342Mazda MX-3010.0%– 93.3%32050.0%– 93.1%355267
343Alfa Romeo Giulia10.0%– 83.3%329170.0%– 19.0%317284
344Alpine A11010.0%– 80.0%298190.0%+ 35.7%313310
345BMW 8-Series10.0%– 80.0%33150.0%– 61.5%354313
346EVO410.0%– 75.0%299510.0%+ 50.0%279296
347Xpeng P710.0%– 66.7%34140.0%– 60.0%360342
348Polestar 310.0%– 50.0%285140.0%– 17.6%324307
349Ferrari 296 GTS10.0%– 50.0%34970.0%– 12.5%346320
350Lamborghini Revuelto10.0%– 50.0% –60.0%+ 50.0%349363
351Volvo V9010.0%– 50.0%36360.0%– 50.0%350317
352Aston Martin DBX10.0%+ 0.0%34370.0%– 12.5%345330
353Suzuki Across10.0%+ 0.0% –50.0%– 44.4%356344
354Lotus Emira10.0%+ 0.0% –30.0%+ 200.0%363413
355Aston Martin Vanquish10.0%+ 0.0%34420.0%– 50.0%371364
356Zhidou D210.0%+ 0.0%36420.0%+ 100.0%372402
357Lotus Eletre10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 50.0%378368
358Subaru BRZ10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 75.0%380366
359Bestune Yueyi 0710.0%new292240.0%new306 –
360Bestune B7010.0%new316120.0%new329336
361Audi e-Tron GT10.0%n/a34650.0%– 37.5%353335
362Maserati MC2010.0%n/a –10.0%– 50.0%379381
363Zeekr X10.0%new –10.0%new381 –

Source: ANFAC

Nintendo Fans Have More Metroid, Smash Bros, and Zelda to Look Forward to in 2027-2028, It’s Claimed

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By:David Carcasole
5 May 2026 at 03:00

A collage of Nintendo characters including Link from The Legend of Zelda, Mario from Super Mario, Ash with Charizard from PokΓ©mon, and Samus from Metroid.

Nintendo fans and Nintendo Switch 2 owners have a lot to look forward to in 2027-2028, if interviewer Kiwi Talkz is to be believed. Reece 'Kiwi Talkz' Reilly, who you may recognize as a YouTuber who regularly interviews game developers and someone who has occasionally leaked accurate information ahead of its official reveal, has shared his latest tidbit that's stirred speculation, and it points to more Metroid, Zelda, and Smash Bros. to look forward to. What 'more' for any of those franchises means is less clear. There's the Legend of Zelda movie that's coming next year, which Reilly mentions, but […]

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NVIDIA’s Nemotron 3 Super Tops The Open-Source AI Model Chart, Beating DeepSeek & GPT-OSS

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
5 May 2026 at 00:30

NVIDIA's Nemotron 3 Super Tops The Open-Source AI Model Chart, Beating DeepSeek & GPT-OSS 1

NVIDIA's Open-Source "Nemotron 3 Super" AI model has topped the EnterpriseOps-Gym leaderboard, showcasing NVIDIA's software prowess. NVIDIA Is Topping Both AI Hardware and Software Leaderboards With Its Open-Source Nemotron 3 Super, Leading The Pack In March this year, NVIDIA introduced its Neomtron 3 Super, a 120B AI model with 12B active parameters. Based on a hybrid MoE architecture, the model is designed to deliver a 5x throughput versus the previous Nemotron Super model, and tackles large context with a native 1M-token context windows that gives agents long-term memory for aligned, high accuracy reasoning. Some of the highlights of NVIDIA's Nemotron […]

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Atomic Heart Studio Mundfish Sidesteps NVIDIA DLSS 5 Commitment, Rejects AI Tools In Daily Production For Now

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By:Alessio Palumbo
4 May 2026 at 23:15

A character from Hogwarts Legacy holds a glowing wand in a dimly lit setting, with the text 'NVIDIA DLSS 5 On' at the bottom right.

In a recent interview with Mundfish founder and CEO Robert Bagratuni about the Atomic Heart series, I inquired about the studio's opinion on NVIDIA DLSS 5, the surprise announcement at GDC 2026 that proved highly controversial among developers and modders: some people love it, others hate it. Atomic Heart already supports NVIDIA DLSS technologies like Super Resolution and Frame Generation. Is Mundfish considering DLSS 5? Well, Bagratuni called it "highly promising", though he added that the developers are following its progress and will evaluate its potential addition in future releases. In short, he hasn't committed yet. DLSS 5 is aΒ very […]

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Amazon Price History Feature Now Shows Data for Up to 365 Days

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By:Sudhanshu
4 May 2026 at 00:52
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Amazon is giving shoppers a wider look at how product prices have changed before they buy. Its price history feature, available through the AI shopping assistant Rufus, can now show pricing data across 30, 90, and 365 days.

Before Amazon built price history into its own shopping experience, customers often had to depend on third-party plugins, browser extensions, or external tracking sites. These services helped shoppers judge whether a deal was real, but they were not always reliable. Some had device or region limitations, and others could show missing or inaccurate pricing data.

Amazon is now bringing that information directly into the product page. Instead of relying only on a current discount label, shoppers can see how the price has moved over time before deciding whether to buy immediately or wait.

Amazon says more than 50 million customers have already used price history since the feature launched in 2024. The company also says the average customer checks price history three times a month, suggesting that it has become a regular part of the shopping process for both daily-use products and bigger purchases.

There are two ways to use the feature. On a product detail page, customers can click the price history link placed next to the product price. They can also open Rufus from the product page and ask questions such as β€œWhat’s the price history?”, β€œHas this item been on sale in the past 30 days?”, or β€œIs this the lowest price recently?”

On the Amazon Shopping app, the Rufus icon appears at the bottom right corner of the product detail page. On desktop, it is available in the top navigation bar.

The feature is currently available to customers in the U.S., UK, Canada, and India. The expanded 365-day price history view is now rolling out in the U.S., UK, and India, with broader availability expected in the coming weeks.

The tool could help shoppers compare prices on electronics, home appliances, furniture, winter clothing, or everyday essentials. A product may look heavily discounted on the day of purchase, but the one-year history can show whether that price is actually low compared with earlier months.

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Intel Appoints Qualcomm’s Alex Katouzian to Lead Client Computing and Physical AI as Lip-Bu Tan Reshapes Top Ranks

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
4 May 2026 at 18:50

Intel Appoints Alex Katouzian From Qualcomm As EVP & GM of Client Computing & Physical AI, Purskar Randae Reporting As Chief Technology Officer 1

Intel has made two big changes: the appointment of Alex Katouzian from Qualcomm in the Client Computing & AI segment, along with Purskar Randae as CTO. Alex Katouzian Appointed to Lead Intel's Client Computing & Physical AI Group Press Release: Intel Corporation today announced two key leadership appointments to strengthen its core product business and advance the company’s innovation agenda. Alex Katouzian will join Intel as executive vice president and general manager of the Client Computing and Physical AI Group. In this role, Katouzian will align Intel’s client computing business with emerging physical AI systems that span robotics, autonomous machines, […]

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AMD’s Server CPU Revenue Set To Surge 80% This Year, With An Estimated 1.9M AI GPUs Shipping By 2027

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
4 May 2026 at 18:35

AMD's Server CPU Revenue Set To Surge 80% This Year, With An Estimated 1.9M AI GPUs Shipping By 2027 1

AMD's immense success for its CPUs and GPUs in the AI segments will be a key driver for the company in the current year & the years ahead. AMD Is Expected To Ship Nearly 1.9 Million AI GPUs By 2027, While It's Share In China Will Be Larger Than NVIDIA's Intel, gaining momentum this quarter, thanks to Agentic AI's reliance on CPUs, has given us a teaser of what to expect from AMD's upcoming earnings. As per UBS, AMD isn't as constrained as Intel in the CPU segment and is anticipated to grow its Server CPU revenue by 80% this […]

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Anthropic lines up $1.5B AI venture with Blackstone, Goldman Sachs

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By:Rony Roy
4 May 2026 at 13:40
Anthropic is close to finalizing a roughly $1.5 billion joint venture with Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and several other Wall Street firms to distribute artificial intelligence tools to private-equity-backed companies. A report by The Wall Street Journal said the platform will…

Netherlands April 2026: Skoda Elroq back to #1, Toyota C-HR+ inside Top 10

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By:Matt Gasnier
4 May 2026 at 10:44

The Toyota C-HR+ ranks #9 in the Netherlands in April.

The Dutch new car market drops -4.8% year-on-year in April to 25,704 units, bringing the year-to-date tally down -9.9% to 106,611. HEV sales are up 1.7% to 13,562 and 52.8% share vs. 49.1% a year ago in April 2025, BEVs are up 4.5% to 9,616 and 37.4% share vs. 33.9%, petrol freefalls -50.6% to 1,928 and 7.5% share vs. 14.4% a year ago and diesel is down -23.7% to 468 and 1.8% share vs. 2.3%.

In the brands charts, Kia (-14.1%) remains the favourite even though it falls much faster than the market. It is followed by Toyota (+11%) up one spot on last month to #2, a ranking it now also holds year-to-date, surpassing Volkswagen (+11.6%) also ranking #3 for the month. Skoda (-21.7%) and Renault (-11%) are in trouble and round out the Top 5. Audi (+23.3%) lodges the best performance in the Top 10 with Hyundai (+11.4%) also in great shape. Further down, notice Leapmotor (+99%), BYD (+92.9%), MG (+46.5%) and Mazda (+36.8%) all positing fantastic scores.

Model-wise, the Skoda Elroq (-18.6%) reclaims the top spot it last held in November, and has now ranked #1 four times over the past 12 months. It is however #8 year-to-date whereas it ended 2025 on top. The Kia Picanto (-0.8%) is stable at #2, while the Toyota Aygo X (+49.9%) and Hyundai Kona (+48.7%) surge ahead. The Aygo X is #1 year-to-date. Leader a year ago, the Kia EV3 falls a harsh -40.6% to #5, distancing a soaring Ford Kuga (+55.4%). The new Toyota C-HR+ is up 71 spots on last month to spectacularly break into the Top 10 for its first full month in market. #1 last month, the Tesla Model Y (+100%) falls to #10 but doubles its sales year-on-year, bring its YTD tally into positive territory.

Previous month: Netherlands March 2026: Tesla manages 1-2, Kia EV5 in Top 10

One year ago: Netherlands April 2025: Skoda Elroq threatens Kia EV3 for #1

Full April 2026 Top 60 All brands and Top 335 All models below.

Netherlands April 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Kia2,66010.3%– 14.1%110,0459.4%– 25.9%11
2Toyota2,1148.2%+ 11.0%37,7547.3%– 3.1%24
3Volkswagen1,9097.4%+ 11.6%47,6887.2%– 3.4%32
4Skoda1,6636.5%– 21.7%76,2905.9%+ 3.3%43
5Renault1,5275.9%– 11.0%55,9755.6%– 8.2%65
6Audi1,3555.3%+ 23.3%114,7044.4%– 2.0%109
7Volvo1,3325.2%– 17.4%85,0894.8%– 22.7%87
8Hyundai1,2785.0%+ 11.4%125,1874.9%– 11.2%78
9BMW1,2664.9%– 15.6%26,2775.9%– 16.0%56
10Peugeot1,0103.9%– 12.6%94,7714.5%– 13.1%912
11Mercedes9103.5%– 17.2%104,1943.9%– 10.5%1113
12Ford8693.4%– 28.2%153,5763.4%– 34.5%1211
13Opel8283.2%+ 4.5%143,3483.1%– 0.9%1314
14BYD5172.0%+ 92.9%161,9771.9%+ 92.3%1822
15Citroen4861.9%– 33.9%192,2742.1%– 18.0%1515
16Tesla4691.8%+ 22.8%63,1412.9%– 17.9%1410
17Dacia4141.6%+ 4.3%171,7851.7%+ 1.1%1917
18Suzuki4001.6%– 27.3%252,0771.9%– 18.1%1616
19Seat3761.5%+ 0.3%221,7731.7%+ 8.5%2021
20Mazda3461.3%+ 36.8%132,0721.9%– 0.9%1719
21Cupra3411.3%– 0.6%261,1581.1%– 6.2%2220
22MG3121.2%+ 46.5%337850.7%+ 25.0%3128
23Mini3071.2%– 36.6%201,5341.4%– 29.7%2118
24Nissan2851.1%+ 8.4%181,1451.1%– 39.2%2323
25Jeep2841.1%+ 29.7%249380.9%+ 18.4%2731
26Land Rover2280.9%– 28.8%211,0881.0%– 30.1%2425
27Leapmotor1950.8%+ 99.0%298510.8%+ 321.3%2934
28Lynk & Co1850.7%– 32.5%288920.8%+ 38.9%2827
29Fiat1700.7%+ 47.8%327700.7%+ 37.0%3230
30Jaecoo1640.6%new271,0661.0%new2540
31Mitsubishi1420.6%– 36.3%239420.9%– 43.5%2624
32Porsche1390.5%– 35.0%307880.7%– 35.4%3029
33Polestar1140.4%– 32.9%383110.3%– 48.9%3726
34Zeekr1140.4%+ 42.5%374080.4%+ 59.4%3532
35Honda990.4%+ 160.5%344620.4%+ 43.5%3437
36Lexus940.4%+ 30.6%393800.4%– 16.3%3635
37Xpeng810.3%– 22.9%363110.3%– 11.4%3833
38Omoda690.3%new314670.4%new3346
39Alfa Romeo530.2%– 38.4%352790.3%– 18.2%3936
40Smart440.2%– 6.4%411380.1%– 13.8%4138
41Alpine320.1%+ 52.4%42920.1%+ 61.4%4242
42Bentley190.1%– 9.5%43650.1%– 29.3%4344
43DS140.1%– 63.2%401550.1%+ 19.2%4041
44Lamborghini100.0%+ 66.7%45460.0%+ 84.0%4448
45Lancia90.0%+ 0.0%46450.0%– 23.7%4545
46Dongfeng80.0%– 38.5%44440.0%– 85.4%4639
47NIO60.0%+ 200.0%49350.0%– 14.6%4743
48Changan50.0%new –200.0%new51 –
49Ferrari50.0%– 54.5%48310.0%– 35.4%4847
50Genesis50.0%new –100.0%new56 –
51Abarth40.0%– 76.5%51200.0%– 23.1%5049
52Aston Martin40.0%+ 100.0%55140.0%+ 7.7%5458
53SsangYong/KGM40.0%+ 300.0%50270.0%+ 58.8%4950
54Voyah40.0%– 33.3%54190.0%– 9.5%5254
55Lucid30.0%+ 200.0%53100.0%– 37.5%5752
56Subaru30.0%n/a47180.0%– 33.3%5355
57DFSK20.0%new56120.0%new5551
58Maserati20.0%n/a –20.0%– 77.8%6159
59Morgan20.0%+ 100.0%5750.0%+ 25.0%5962
60Rolls Royce10.0%n/a –40.0%– 42.9%6061
 –Others4131.6%– 20.0% –1,2181.1%+ 1.2% – –

Netherlands April 2026 – models:

PosModelApr-26%/24Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Skoda Elroq6862.7%– 18.6%61,6801.6%+ 45.0%81
2Kia Picanto6202.4%– 0.8%51,8991.8%– 27.8%34
3Toyota Aygo X5532.2%+ 49.9%32,7302.6%+ 37.5%15
4Hyundai Kona5192.0%+ 48.7%91,7841.7%+ 14.1%615
5Kia EV35172.0%– 40.6%71,6951.6%– 65.2%72
6Ford Kuga4881.9%+ 55.4%161,8471.7%– 2.7%412
7Kia Niro4361.7%– 30.6%141,5571.5%– 36.3%97
8Toyota Yaris Cross3941.5%– 21.0%131,5361.4%– 14.6%106
9Toyota C-HR+3891.5%new805240.5%new68 –
10Tesla Model Y3581.4%+ 100.0%11,9871.9%+ 2.9%23
11Volvo EX403581.4%+ 60.5%261,0701.0%+ 9.9%2424
12Skoda Kodiaq3461.3%– 24.8%121,8471.7%– 4.2%514
13Opel Corsa3411.3%– 10.7%241,2751.2%– 27.3%1221
14Peugeot 2083371.3%– 4.5%361,1191.0%– 44.4%2217
15Kia EV53291.3%new81,1911.1%new16183
16VW Tiguan3231.3%– 22.0%331,1601.1%– 16.3%2011
17Renault 52981.2%– 19.0%191,1901.1%– 8.0%1713
18BYD Seal U2911.1%+ 76.4%111,1771.1%+ 137.3%1846
19VW Tayron2901.1%+ 111.7%171,1421.1%+ 324.5%2163
20Volvo XC602811.1%+ 1.1%231,0531.0%– 9.4%2533
21Toyota Yaris2791.1%– 21.2%439180.9%– 40.3%299
22Hyundai Inster2601.0%+ 19.3%817860.7%– 41.3%3828
23Audi Q32491.0%+ 982.6%229770.9%+ 597.9%26185
24Renault Captur2360.9%– 25.6%209010.8%– 18.2%3127
25Audi Q4 e-tron2350.9%+ 1.7%785770.5%– 51.8%6320
26VW T-Roc2320.9%+ 163.6%417640.7%+ 32.6%4091
27VW ID.32260.9%+ 179.0%576730.6%– 13.2%5432
28Peugeot 20082180.8%– 24.3%41,4491.4%+ 38.1%1134
29Renault Clio2160.8%– 26.3%151,2111.1%– 8.0%1516
30Opel Frontera2130.8%+ 113.0%388320.8%+ 571.0%3659
31Ford Puma2100.8%– 26.1%429590.9%– 13.2%2731
32Hyundai Tucson2030.8%+ 29.3%537500.7%+ 15.0%4261
33Kia Stonic2010.8%– 4.3%378960.8%+ 1.8%3245
34Kia Sportage1990.8%– 8.7%281,2741.2%+ 25.5%1337
35Audi A31970.8%– 19.9%687210.7%– 8.6%4643
36Peugeot 50081940.8%+ 67.2%747230.7%+ 32.7%4557
37Suzuki Swift1940.8%– 42.1%731,2521.2%– 20.0%1418
38Volvo EX301920.7%– 48.2%299450.9%– 49.8%2810
39Jeep Avenger1880.7%+ 15.3%446470.6%+ 15.3%5675
40Mazda CX-51870.7%+ 1600.0%613550.3%– 49.9%96125
41VW Golf1800.7%– 17.4%677510.7%– 24.9%4130
42Citroen C31790.7%– 54.2%358510.8%– 55.3%3519
43BMW iX11770.7%– 27.2%277070.7%– 49.6%4923
44Mercedes CLA-Class1740.7%+ 61.1%407020.7%+ 55.3%5050
45Seat Ibiza1740.7%– 28.4%318810.8%+ 9.9%3353
46VW ID.41730.7%+ 98.9%527170.7%+ 24.0%4826
47Toyota Corolla Cross1710.7%– 7.6%456540.6%– 13.5%5552
48Renault 41700.7%+ 1600.0%754520.4%+ 4420.0%75140
49Citroen C3 Aircross1660.6%+ 8.5%765560.5%+ 212.4%6689
50Skoda Enyaq1650.6%+ 7.1%595950.6%+ 18.1%6135
51Nissan Qashqai1600.6%+ 10.3%107010.7%– 14.5%5167
52Seat Leon1580.6%+ 187.3%995860.5%+ 13.3%6262
53Volvo V601580.6%– 38.8%397210.7%– 21.2%4747
54BMW iX31560.6%+ 721.1%324290.4%+ 139.7%80216
55Mini1560.6%– 30.0%218730.8%– 8.7%3440
56Skoda Octavia1560.6%– 23.5%726800.6%– 17.7%5344
57VW ID.71510.6%+ 71.6%485770.5%+ 39.0%6429
58Renault Megane E-Tech1440.6%+ 125.0%1023410.3%+ 16.8%10181
59Volvo XC401400.5%– 10.3%345560.5%+ 3.5%6765
60Mercedes GLC-Class1390.5%+ 131.7%306810.6%+ 54.4%5282
61Volvo XC901370.5%– 5.5%1054430.4%– 13.6%7793
62Audi Q6 e-Tron1350.5%– 8.8%1323050.3%– 70.4%10939
63Renault Scenic E-Tech1350.5%– 14.0%654800.5%– 18.9%7438
64Peugeot 30081340.5%– 16.3%847980.7%+ 5.3%3748
65BMW X11320.5%– 33.7%606320.6%– 15.4%5855
66Kia EV21270.5%new –1270.1%new181 –
67Skoda Kamiq1260.5%– 26.7%1235200.5%– 9.1%7071
68Renault Symbioz1250.5%– 8.1%476330.6%+ 7.7%5751
69Audi A51230.5%+ 173.3%1094470.4%+ 104.1%76101
70Renault Austral1190.5%– 34.6%634190.4%– 32.2%8570
71BMW 5-Series1150.4%– 41.0%507490.7%– 16.0%4354
72Cupra Terramar1150.4%+ 6.5%933990.4%+ 8.7%8898
73MG ZS1150.4%+ 21.1%1852320.2%– 0.4%128135
74BMW 1-Series1140.4%– 15.6%586210.6%– 14.6%5966
75Mercedes A-Class1140.4%– 10.2%644170.4%– 19.7%8695
76Dacia Jogger1100.4%– 12.7%624290.4%– 5.9%81100
77Mercedes GLA-Class1090.4%+ 94.6%1143770.4%+ 77.8%92124
78Tesla Model 31090.4%– 45.2%21,1111.0%– 40.2%238
79BMW 3-Series1060.4%– 9.4%496070.6%– 1.5%6073
80Opel Mokka1060.4%+ 63.1%1124940.5%+ 29.7%73117
81Kia EV41030.4%new665160.5%new71139
82Dacia Sandero1020.4%– 30.1%793450.3%– 28.1%10079
83BMW X3990.4%+ 15.1%517390.7%+ 154.0%4460
84Toyota Corolla990.4%– 8.3%1302870.3%– 35.7%11487
85BMW X5960.4%– 6.8%1492470.2%– 36.5%12392
86Citroen C5 Aircross960.4%+ 242.9%924210.4%+ 301.0%83147
87Suzuki Vitara940.4%– 37.7%1194390.4%– 30.2%7876
88Cupra Born930.4%+ 19.2%1572380.2%– 4.0%12685
89Jeep Compass920.4%+ 196.8%912660.2%+ 139.6%117207
90MG HS910.4%+ 355.0%1801900.2%+ 187.9%153198
91Mini Countryman900.4%– 28.6%833970.4%– 35.0%8974
92Hyundai i10890.3%– 59.4%861,1681.1%– 10.2%1925
93VW Polo880.3%– 63.0%557850.7%– 48.8%3922
94Zeekr 7X870.3%n/a1252880.3%+ 3100.0%112122
95Ford Explorer EV850.3%– 72.0%694040.4%– 61.9%8736
96Leapmotor B10840.3%new1133500.3%new98206
97Dacia Bigster830.3%+ 2666.7%465220.5%+ 605.4%6980
98Audi Q5820.3%+ 720.0%1064360.4%+ 692.7%79142
99Mercedes EQA820.3%– 32.8%963180.3%– 28.7%10788
100Range Rover Sport810.3%– 40.4%1043340.3%– 38.1%103104
101Toyota bZ4X800.3%+ 12.7%1203870.4%+ 32.1%90123
102Fiat 500780.3%+ 169.0%1932210.2%+ 40.8%135196
103Dacia Duster770.3%– 19.8%543340.3%– 30.7%10297
104Lynk & Co 08770.3%new1462170.2%new138222
105Lynk & Co 01760.3%– 71.0%565690.5%– 4.8%6556
106Opel Astra730.3%– 56.3%882910.3%– 63.3%11168
107Jaecoo 7720.3%new259070.9%new30169
108Audi A1710.3%+ 34.0%982860.3%+ 5.1%115148
109Peugeot 308710.3%– 46.6%974190.4%– 41.6%8464
110Opel Grandland X700.3%+ 14.8%1033810.4%+ 58.1%91107
111Audi A6680.3%+ 172.0%1822320.2%+ 78.5%127161
112BMW i4680.3%– 35.2%703530.3%– 40.7%9777
113Audi A6 e-tron670.3%– 65.5%1652430.2%– 40.0%12441
114Skoda Superb670.3%– 15.2%1113220.3%+ 21.5%106114
115Toyota Urban Cruiser670.3%new1382300.2%new129 –
116Mini Aceman610.2%– 54.8%1582640.2%– 57.1%11858
117Suzuki e-Vitara610.2%new1631830.2%new155 –
118Land Rover Defender600.2%– 9.1%1332230.2%– 35.2%133127
119Porsche Cayenne600.2%+ 11.1%1283320.3%– 11.2%104138
120Skoda Fabia600.2%– 46.4%1273650.3%– 3.7%9486
121Toyota C-HR580.2%– 59.2%903650.3%– 48.0%9549
122Fiat Grande Panda560.2%n/a1003720.3%+ 5214.3%93130
123Leapmotor T03560.2%+ 1.8%1162870.3%+ 85.2%113143
124Leapmotor C10550.2%+ 27.9%1372140.2%+ 355.3%139186
125Nissan Juke540.2%– 12.9%941830.2%– 72.1%154111
126Jaecoo 8520.2%new –520.0%new233 –
127VW Passat520.2%– 1.9%1602070.2%– 18.8%145141
128Cupra Tavascan510.2%– 21.5%1152010.2%– 19.0%14690
129Polestar 2510.2%– 55.3%1591520.1%– 56.9%16678
130Suzuki SX4 S-Cross510.2%– 16.4%1481980.2%– 34.2%149132
131VW ID.Buzz510.2%+ 30.8%1641090.1%– 5.2%191159
132Alfa Romeo JuniorΒ 500.2%– 23.1%892540.2%– 1.6%122128
133BYD Dolphin Surf500.2%new1561510.1%new168188
134Hyundai i20500.2%+ 16.3%2481020.1%– 48.7%200136
135Mercedes E-Class500.2%– 45.7%1103140.3%– 20.7%108126
136Polestar 4490.2%– 3.9%1681300.1%– 42.2%179102
137BYD Seal480.2%+ 108.7%1831180.1%– 11.9%190184
138BYD Seal 6480.2%new712130.2%new140264
139BMW i5470.2%+ 2.2%853480.3%– 4.9%9994
140Mercedes GLE-Class470.2%+ 135.0%1342620.2%+ 43.2%120157
141Omoda 5470.2%new1242410.2%new125294
142Audi Q2460.2%– 2.1%1401900.2%– 21.5%152153
143Audi Q8460.2%– 9.8%1501600.2%– 10.1%163158
144Mazda 2460.2%– 47.7%185050.5%+ 14.3%7284
145Peugeot 408450.2%– 33.8%1222230.2%– 24.1%134152
146Cupra Formentor440.2%– 12.0%1531950.2%+ 5.4%150150
147Kia PV5440.2%new1671210.1%new187309
148MG 3440.2%+ 33.3%1761690.2%+ 11.2%160146
149Dacia Spring420.2%+ 61.5%1391550.1%– 43.2%165109
150Hyundai Ioniq 6420.2%+ 600.0%234790.1%+ 36.2%212228
151Renault Espace420.2%– 39.1%1292120.2%– 7.8%143131
152Hyundai Ioniq 5400.2%– 38.5%1541770.2%– 43.6%158112
153Jaecoo 5400.2%new2051070.1%new193334
154Volvo EC40400.2%+ 8.1%1471520.1%– 21.6%167134
155Cupra Leon380.1%– 9.5%1991250.1%– 32.8%182156
156Ford Tourneo/Transit Custom380.1%– 47.2%1711950.2%– 28.8%151149
157Mazda 6e380.1%new952180.2%new136155
158Mercedes Sprinter380.1%– 41.5%1442120.2%+ 6.0%142154
159Mitsubishi Colt380.1%– 26.9%1621650.2%– 68.6%161115
160VW T-Cross380.1%– 53.7%1312100.2%– 57.6%14496
161Xpeng G9380.1%+ 58.3%1451440.1%+ 33.3%171193
162Porsche Macan370.1%– 63.4%1432260.2%– 54.0%132113
163Kia EV9360.1%– 37.9%1841810.2%– 6.7%156137
164Mercedes C-Class360.1%– 66.7%1172620.2%– 31.2%119106
165Range RoverΒ Β 360.1%– 16.3%1351800.2%– 11.3%157175
166Mitsubishi Outlander350.1%– 61.5%823030.3%– 3.5%110120
167Xpeng G6350.1%– 55.7%1551580.1%– 31.6%164108
168Lexus LBX340.1%+ 41.7%1951350.1%– 38.1%175165
169Mercedes GLB340.1%+ 183.3%1741030.1%+ 119.1%199246
170BYD Atto 2330.1%+ 450.0%1411310.1%+ 627.8%178230
171Honda HR-V330.1%+ 135.7%1791210.1%– 4.0%186212
172BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe320.1%– 30.4%1661630.2%– 25.9%162145
173Lynk & Co 02320.1%+ 166.7%1961060.1%+ 140.9%195187
174Skoda Karoq320.1%– 25.6%2021470.1%– 32.6%170166
175BMW IX2300.1%– 55.2%1771230.1%– 61.0%184119
176Audi Q7280.1%+ 16.7%1981050.1%+ 12.9%197205
177Honda Jazz280.1%+ 180.0%1521230.1%+ 61.8%185202
178Mazda CX-60280.1%– 56.3%1262130.2%– 27.1%141105
179VW Caddy280.1%– 3.4%1781060.1%+ 165.0%196164
180BYD Sealion 7270.1%+ 350.0%1701080.1%+ 881.8%192199
181Range Rover Evoque270.1%– 27.0%1072180.2%– 12.8%137172
182Mercedes Vito260.1%+ 160.0%1971070.1%– 13.0%194174
183Mitsubishi ASX260.1%– 63.9%1082010.2%– 51.2%147110
184Porsche 911260.1%– 7.1%1911390.1%– 20.6%173192
185Hyundai Ioniq 9250.1%new242580.1%new227249
186Skoda Scala250.1%– 55.4%1811340.1%– 44.2%176144
187Kia EV6240.1%– 83.0%1901200.1%– 66.6%18999
188Kia Sorento240.1%– 7.7%1721240.1%+ 11.7%183189
189Lexus RZ240.1%+ 71.4%223670.1%+ 28.8%220240
190Nissan Ariya240.1%– 20.0%237540.1%– 76.5%231173
191Nissan Micra240.1%new1511330.1%new177273
192Alpine A290230.1%+ 9.5%212750.1%+ 41.5%215201
193Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross230.1%+ 283.3%194720.1%– 58.6%216203
194Seat Arona230.1%+ 64.3%2351700.2%+ 20.6%159167
195Citroen C4 X220.1%+ 175.0%192980.1%+ 226.7%203261
196Fiat 600220.1%– 59.3%1891490.1%– 33.2%169133
197Hyundai Santa Fe220.1%– 42.1%1881200.1%– 41.2%188170
198Omoda 9220.1%new1012260.2%new131265
199Renault Twingo220.1%new279260.0%new264 –
200Hyundai Bayon210.1%– 16.0%2361420.1%+ 2.2%172195
201Seat Ateca210.1%– 66.7%2171360.1%– 21.8%174179
202Zeekr 001210.1%– 43.2%211660.1%– 25.0%222177
203Ford Capri200.1%– 54.5%213870.1%– 27.5%208118
204Mitsubishi Grandis200.1%new1212010.2%new148255
205Toyota RAV4200.1%– 87.5%2311050.1%– 75.0%19883
206VW California200.1%+ 0.0%263460.0%+ 17.9%240226
207VW Taigo200.1%– 57.4%1182270.2%+ 8.1%130129
208Ford Mustang Mach-E190.1%– 44.1%218570.1%– 66.1%229162
209MG S5190.1%new219670.1%new221223
210Smart #5190.1%new230600.1%new225219
211VW Touareg180.1%+ 80.0%258470.0%+ 30.6%238232
212BMW 2-Series Active Tourer170.1%– 41.4%203760.1%– 49.0%213178
213BYD Atto 3170.1%– 67.3%204670.1%– 72.5%219168
214Citroen C4Β Β 170.1%– 87.2%1422730.3%– 31.9%116121
215Lexus NX170.1%– 22.7%232930.1%– 15.5%205200
216Nissan X-Trail170.1%+ 21.4%214620.1%– 29.5%224227
217Smart #3170.1%– 22.7%262450.0%– 43.8%244210
218Mazda CX-30160.1%– 61.9%774260.4%+ 31.5%82103
219Renault RafaleΒ 150.1%– 68.1%1611010.1%– 54.7%201176
220VW Multivan150.1%– 73.2%186930.1%– 7.9%206163
221Bentley Continental140.1%– 6.7%220500.0%– 27.5%234241
222BMW 4-Series140.1%– 17.6%175700.1%– 34.0%217191
223Fiat Panda140.1%– 53.3%260220.0%– 85.9%269197
224Land Rover Discovery Sport140.1%– 30.0%136980.1%– 29.5%204214
225Lexus RX140.1%+ 250.0%254470.0%+ 67.9%237252
226Mazda CX-80140.1%– 12.5%201650.1%– 42.0%223208
227Opel Movano140.1%n/a140.0%n/a282 –
228Volvo EX90140.1%– 87.2%305300.0%– 87.9%260116
229Honda ZR-V130.1%+ 1200.0%241320.0%– 3.0%257279
230Mazda 3130.1%– 35.0%872550.2%+ 82.1%121151
231Mercedes B-Class130.1%– 73.5%169800.1%– 50.6%211182
232Polestar 3130.1%+ 160.0%251280.0%– 9.7%263234
233BMW Z4120.0%+ 100.0%221400.0%+ 66.7%249269
234MG 4 Urban120.0%new –120.0%new291 –
235BMW iX110.0%– 35.3%187890.1%+ 78.0%207190
236Honda CivicΒ 110.0%+ 266.7%226860.1%+ 258.3%209251
237Mercedes EQB110.0%– 92.9%1731280.1%– 76.5%18072
238MG 4110.0%– 64.5%206680.1%– 38.2%218171
239MG S6110.0%new250310.0%new258 –
240Volvo ES90110.0%new210990.1%new202315
241Honda CR-V100.0%+ 0.0%209830.1%+ 33.9%210217
242Opel Vivaro100.0%– 37.5%238550.1%– 23.6%230224
243Peugeot Expert100.0%– 70.6%229290.0%– 64.2%262242
244Range Rover Velar100.0%– 44.4%278340.0%– 57.5%254236
245Alpine A39090.0%new294110.0%new293 –
246Lamborghini Urus90.0%+ 800.0%227390.0%+ 457.1%250266
247Lancia Ypsilon90.0%+ 0.0%243450.0%– 23.7%243231
248Porsche Taycan90.0%– 18.2%239460.0%– 30.3%239243
249Dongfeng Box80.0%– 38.5%222440.0%– 85.4%245160
250DS No.480.0%new200570.1%new228283
251Mercedes G-Class80.0%– 20.0%264340.0%– 60.5%253229
252Smart #180.0%– 68.0%244330.0%– 58.8%256215
253BMW 4-Series Gran Coupe70.0%– 46.2% –380.0%– 34.5%251n/a
254BMW X270.0%– 58.8%225450.0%– 43.8%242220
255Hyundai i3070.0%– 74.1%253200.0%– 71.0%273256
256Porsche Panamera70.0%– 65.0%256430.0%– 57.4%246218
257Xpeng P7+70.0%new –70.0%new315 –
258Audi e-Tron GT60.0%n/a297180.0%+ 80.0%276281
259MG S960.0%new –60.0%new318 –
260Nio Firefly60.0%new277290.0%new261284
261Nissan Townstar60.0%+ 100.0%265120.0%+ 140.0%292330
262BMW 7-Series50.0%– 37.5%215400.0%+ 5.3%248247
263BMW X750.0%+ 150.0%259210.0%+ 50.0%271292
264BMW XM50.0%– 72.2%216410.0%– 57.3%247225
265Changan Deepal S0550.0%new –100.0%new296 –
266Citroen C5 X50.0%– 28.6%299120.0%– 69.2%288275
267Ford Tourneo/Transit Connect50.0%+ 400.0%272100.0%+ 66.7%299321
268Mercedes EQS SUV50.0%– 28.6%302120.0%– 58.6%290268
269Zeekr X50.0%– 88.4%280530.0%– 66.0%232194
270BMW i740.0%+ 300.0%208450.0%+ 28.6%241274
271DS No.840.0%new247760.1%new214296
272Ford Transit/Tourneo40.0%n/a314130.0%+ 8.3%285328
273Lexus UX40.0%– 33.3%273250.0%– 21.9%267254
274Mazda MX-540.0%+ 33.3%267330.0%+ 17.9%255267
275Mercedes CLE-Class40.0%– 81.0%228490.0%– 34.7%235237
276Mercedes EQE SUV40.0%– 71.4%249300.0%– 79.0%259204
277Mercedes S-Class40.0%– 66.7%286170.0%– 66.0%278250
278Ssangyong/KGM Torres40.0%+ 300.0%268190.0%+ 11.8%275272
279Abarth 50030.0%– 40.0%29180.0%– 38.5%305295
280Alfa Romeo Tonale30.0%– 85.0%293250.0%– 67.9%265235
281Bentley Flying Spur30.0%+ 50.0% –70.0%– 46.2%311313
282Honda Prelude30.0%new252160.0%new279 –
283Jeep Wrangler30.0%+ 0.0%261240.0%+ 0.0%268258
284Mercedes Citan30.0%n/a –30.0%– 40.0%346358
285MG Cyberster30.0%– 81.3%276100.0%– 52.4%301293
286Subaru Solterra30.0%n/a257140.0%+ 133.3%283340
287Voyah Free30.0%– 50.0%33070.0%– 65.0%314305
288Aston Martin DB1220.0%+ 100.0% –60.0%+ 20.0%317355
289Audi A820.0%+ 100.0%29670.0%– 12.5%310327
290Bentley Bentayga20.0%– 50.0%29880.0%– 20.0%306323
291BMW 2-Series20.0%– 50.0%240250.0%– 28.6%266260
292BMW 8-Series20.0%– 33.3% –70.0%– 66.7%312307
293BMW X420.0%+ 0.0%28190.0%– 35.7%302316
294BYD Tang20.0%– 60.0%30740.0%– 81.0%328300
295Ferrari Purosangue20.0%+ 0.0%28290.0%+ 12.5%303343
296Genesis GV6020.0%new –40.0%new330 –
297Genesis GV7020.0%new –30.0%new342 –
298Lucid GravityΒ 20.0%new27490.0%new304381
299Mercedes EQE20.0%– 90.9%255350.0%– 54.5%252211
300Mercedes EQS20.0%– 50.0%275160.0%– 20.0%280259
301Tesla Model S20.0%+ 0.0%245210.0%+ 31.3%272303
302Toyota Proace20.0%+ 0.0%32740.0%– 33.3%338280
303VW Transporter20.0%n/a224490.0%+ 4800.0%236347
304Abarth 60010.0%– 91.7%292120.0%– 7.7%287297
305Aston Martin DBX10.0%n/a –20.0%+ 0.0%348377
306Aston Martin Vanquish10.0%n/a29550.0%+ 66.7%320357
307BMW X610.0%– 50.0%270130.0%+ 0.0%284304
308BYD Dolphin10.0%– 90.9%30670.0%– 92.8%313244
309Citroen Jumpy10.0%– 92.9%207580.1%– 45.8%226221
310DFSK E510.0%new309110.0%new294276
311DS 3 Crossback10.0%– 50.0%31050.0%– 75.0%321286
312DS 410.0%– 92.3%27150.0%– 88.9%322278
313Ferrari 12Cilindri10.0%– 50.0%312100.0%+ 100.0%298349
314Ferrari 29610.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 78.6%339291
315Ferrari Roma10.0%n/a –50.0%+ 25.0%323344
316Genesis G8010.0%new –30.0%new341 –
317Honda E:NY110.0%n/a –10.0%+ 0.0%364368
318Jeep Renegade10.0%– 94.7% –10.0%– 98.8%366233
319Lamborghini Revuelto10.0%– 50.0% –40.0%– 42.9%331335
320Lexus ES10.0%– 50.0%284130.0%+ 8.3%286287
321Lucid Air10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 93.8%369289
322Maserati Gran Turismo10.0%n/a –10.0%+ 0.0%370395
323Maserati Grecale10.0%n/a –10.0%– 83.3%371350
324Mercedes EQV10.0%– 88.9%285100.0%– 73.0%300270
325Mercedes V-Class10.0%– 50.0%28880.0%– 46.7%307299
326Morgan Plus-410.0%n/a –30.0%n/a347 –
327Morgan Plus-610.0%n/a32220.0%+ 100.0%351397
328Opel Combo10.0%n/a –60.0%– 25.0%319306
329Peugeot Traveller10.0%+ 0.0%30340.0%+ 33.3%337361
330Rolls-Royce Ghost10.0%n/a –20.0%n/a355384
331Toyota Land Cruiser10.0%n/a29050.0%+ 150.0%326376
332Volvo V9010.0%– 95.8%328200.0%– 73.0%274180
333Voyah Courage10.0%new329110.0%new295341
334VW Crafter10.0%– 83.3%246180.0%– 43.8%277271
335Zeekr 7GT10.0%new –10.0%new382 –

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Dubai Sets New Standards in Passenger Rights Protection: DCAA Launches Revolutionary Complaints Portal for Flight Delays, Baggage Issues, and Denied Boarding at Dubai International and Al Maktoum Airports

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2 May 2026 at 08:22

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Anthropic Eyes UK Startup’s Fusion Tech Promising 100x Faster AI Inference at One-Tenth the Cost of NVIDIA’s Groq

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4 May 2026 at 00:10

Anthropic Eyes UK Startup's Fusion Tech Promising 100x Faster AI Inference at One-Tenth the Cost of NVIDIA's Groq

Anthropic, the creators of Claude AI, are reportedly in early talks with a UK startup whose SRAM tech can boost AI inference by 100x & reduce costs by 10x. Anthropic Reportedly In Early Talks With Fractile, A UK-based Startup Working on the fusion architecture as an AI Inference Booster Currently, Anthropic sources its chips from various companies, including NVIDIA, Google, and Amazon. This trio allows the company to keep running its AI infrastructure without major concerns that are often associated with relying on a single chipmaker. But as compute demand intensifies in the AI space, many AI firms are now […]

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In Harvard study, AI offered more accurate emergency room diagnoses than two human doctors

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A new study examines how large language models perform in a variety of medical contexts, including real emergency room cases β€” where at least one model seemed to be more accurate than human doctors.

Watch: Dominik Szoboszlai solo stunner and Senne Lammens howler spark Liverpool comeback to make it 2-2

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3 May 2026 at 20:16

Awful defensive mistakes from Manchester United have allowed Liverpool to claw their way back into the game early in the second half.

Despite a dominant opening 45 minutes from the Red Devils, clinical finishes from Dominik Szoboszlai and Cody Gakpo have leveled the score at 2-2 in this high-stakes match.

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Dominik Szoboszlai scores solo goal after Diallo mistake

Manchester United entered the second half with a comfortable two-goal cushion, but that momentum evaporated just two minutes after the restart.

Amad Diallo, who had replaced the injured Benjamin Sesko at halftime, endured a nightmare start to his cameo.

In the 47th minute, Diallo attempted a loose pass in his own half that was easily intercepted by Dominik Szoboszlai.

The Hungarian midfielder needed no second invitation, driving forward with intent and weaving through the United defense.

He capped off the solo run with a composed finish past Senne Lammens, breathing immediate life into an Arne Slot side that had looked second-best until that point.

A fabulous solo goal from Dominik Szoboszlai and Liverpool are in the contest! ? pic.twitter.com/qy0XNLki2g

β€” Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) May 3, 2026

Senne Lammens gifts Liverpool an equaliser

If the first goal was a gift, the second was a complete collapse.

In the 56th minute, young United goalkeeper Senne Lammens committed a catastrophic error that silenced the Old Trafford crowd.

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Under minimal pressure, the Belgian shot-stopper attempted to play out from the back but scuffed his clearance directly into the path of Alexis Mac Allister.

Mac Allister quickly fed Szoboszlai, who unselfishly laid the ball off for Cody Gakpo. With Lammens caught out of position and the goal gaping, the Dutch forward made no mistake, tapping home from close range to make it 2-2.

Gakpo pounces on the loose pass and makes no mistake! ? pic.twitter.com/376SnkyN6N

β€” Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) May 3, 2026

The two goals in nine minutes have completely shifted the complexion of the match. United, who had appeared to be cruising toward a third-place consolidation, now find themselves under immense pressure.

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Intel’s ZAM Memory Threatens HBM’s AI Throne With 2x The Bandwidth of HBM4, More Capacity & Low Thermal Constraints

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
3 May 2026 at 19:15

Intel's ZAM Memory Threatens HBM's AI Throne With 2x The Bandwidth of HBM4, More Capacity & Low Thermal Constraints

Intel's Z-Angle Memory (ZAM) is approaching completion as it races towards taking a bite at the AI boom while challenging HBM as a viable alternative. Intel's ZAM Challenges HBM As A Big Memory Innovation In the High-Bandwidth, High-Capacity Segment Offering 2x The Speed of HBM4 Z-Angle Memory or ZAM has been stirring up a lot of talk in the memory segment. The upcoming memory standard is being developed by Intel and SoftBank & aims to offer a low-power, high-density replacement to HBM. Now, new details have been shared that provide more insight into ZAM memory. For starters, the new memory […]

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xAI Is Reportedly Using Just 11% of Its 550,000 NVIDIA GPUs, While Meta and Google Squeeze Out 43-46% From Their Fleets

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
3 May 2026 at 16:25

xAI Is Reportedly Using Just 11% of Its 550,000 NVIDIA GPUs, While Meta and Google Squeeze Out 43-46% From Their Fleets

xAI is reportedly able to utilize just over 10% of its entire NVIDIA GPU fleet, as report suggests lackluster AI software stack optimizations. AI Software Stack Bottlenecks Are An Industry-Wide Problem, As xAI Is Only Able To Utilize 11% of Its Entire NVIDIA GPU Installation. The Information has reported that Elon Musk's xAI, the software firm behind Gorq and other key AI-based components, is only able to utilize a small chunk of its total installed GPU capacity. Currently, xAI runs around 550,000 NVIDIA GPUs, which are a combination of H100s and H200s. These are deployed within xAI's Memphis and Colussus […]

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Micron CEO Warns AI Is Only in the β€˜First Innings’ as Memory Supply Tightens, With DRAM and NAND Demand Set to Exceed 50% of Industry TAM

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
3 May 2026 at 15:10

SSD Prices To Skyrocket By 50% In 2024 As Manufacturers Implement Large-Scale Price Bumps 1

Micron posted a record Q2 as DRAM demand increases, but its CEO says this is just the beginning as more memory is required for AI to reach its full capabilities. Micron CEO Sees Demand For Faster Memory To Increase Massively For AI To Reach Its Full Potential Memory & Storage maker, Micron, has seen exceptional growth across all of its businesses, which include DRAM, NAND, and HBM. The growth comes from skyrocketing demand for their products as the Agentic AI craze continues to lift off every memory and storage firm. During a conversation with CNBC, Micron's CEO said that what […]

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AI-generated actors and scripts are now ineligible for Oscars

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By:Anthony Ha
3 May 2026 at 01:54
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said that only performances β€œcredited in the film’s legal billing and demonstrably performed by humans with their consent” will be eligible for Academy Awards.

From Toilets to AI Chips: Toto Joins MSG Maker Ajinomoto as Japan’s Strangest Beneficiaries of the AI Spending Frenzy

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
3 May 2026 at 01:50

From Toilets to AI Chips: Toto Joins MSG Maker Ajinomoto as Japan's Strangest Beneficiaries of the AI Spending Frenzy

Well, isn't that unexpected? A Japanese toilet maker has just announced that it will pivot to AI chips, leading to a 18% stock surge. Ceramics Used For Making Toilets Are Now Going To Power The AI Chip Industry Who would've predicted that a company involved in making toilets and other sanitary equipment would start making AI chips? Well, Toto, A Japanese company, has just announced that and is seeing a boost to its stock. The company leverages ceramics for its current operations, but the same ceramics can be used for making components that are critical to AI infrastructure. As per […]

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Will AI Take Your Job? OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Gives a Surprising Answer

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By:Joane
2 May 2026 at 18:25
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has pushed back against growing fears that artificial intelligence will replace human jobs, calling such concerns β€œoverly pessimistic” in the long run. Speaking on X (formerly Twitter), Altman emphasized that OpenAI’s goal is to build tools that β€œaugment and elevate” human capabilities rather than replace people entirely.

His comments come at a time when layoffs across industries, especially in the United States, have raised alarm. Several companies have linked job cuts directly to AI adoption, fueling concerns that traditional roles could become obsolete. A widely discussed example is King, the company behind Candy Crush Saga, which reportedly laid off developers after they created AI tools capable of generating game levels.

The anxiety has been further intensified by statements from Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic. Amodei recently suggested that AI could soon write nearly all code within the next 6 to 12 months. Such predictions have strengthened the belief that AI may dominate large parts of the workforce.

Altman, however, disagrees with this outlook. He argues that while AI will transform jobs, it will not eliminate the need for humans. Instead, he believes people will shift toward more meaningful and higher-value work. According to him, adaptation, not replacement, will define the future of employment.

Looking ahead, Altman envisions a world where AI reduces the need for intense labor, allowing people to live more flexible and fulfilling lives. While debate continues within the industry, his stance highlights a more optimistic path where humans and AI work together rather than compete.

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Tenstorrent Vows to β€˜Crush Everyone’ as Galaxy Blackhole Hits 350 Tokens/s on DeepSeek R1, Undercutting NVIDIA’s GB300 5x AI TCO

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
2 May 2026 at 15:15

Several Tenstorrent server units are installed in a data center rack, displaying intricate geometric vent designs with visible green LED indicators.

Tenstorrent made a bold claim during their TT-Deploy livestream, saying they are going to crush everyone at everything, including AI, with their Galaxy servers. Tenstorrent Galaxy Supercluster Offers 10x Faster GenAI Video, And Destroys Current-Gen GPUs With "Blitz Mode", Offering 350+ Tokens/s In DeepSeek R1 Jim Keller and his Tenstorrent are on a mission to challenge the existing AI hierarchy with their RISC-V-powered platforms. As such, the company unveiled its latest Galaxy Blackhole servers for AI at scale. With Galaxy Blackhole, Tenstorrent offers a fully Networked and native AI solution that includes compute, memory, and networking, all unified into a […]

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Agentic AI Pushes CPUs to Pack 400 GB of Memory, 4x More Than Today, as DRAM Shortage Spirals Toward 2027

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
2 May 2026 at 14:10

CPUs or GPUs, but require lots of memory for running Agentic AI, and this demand is spiraling to unseen levels as DRAM constraints persist. CPUs Running Agentic AI Will Be Equipped With Up to 400 GB of Memory, Further Crushing The DRAM Supply Chain Memory makers are earning big profits but are also unable to meet the demand. We have seen reports on how major manufacturers are rapidly expanding their production facilities, but these are yet to become operational, and Samsung itself has stated that 2027 will be worse for the DRAM industry than 2026, so it's looking like a […]

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Replit’s Amjad Masad on the Cursor deal, fighting Apple, and why he’d rather not sell

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By:Connie Loizos
2 May 2026 at 03:06
At TechCrunch's sold-out StrictlyVC event in San Francisco on Thursday night, we covered a lot of ground in a short time, beginning with the question everyone in the industry is asking right now: in a world where rival Cursor is reportedly in talks to be acquired by SpaceX for $60 billion, is Replit also bound to sell?

Musk v. Altman is just getting started

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By:Theresa Loconsolo
1 May 2026 at 18:00
Elon Musk spent the better part of three daysΒ on the witness standΒ this weekΒ in his lawsuit against OpenAI, andΒ it’sΒ already getting messy. Emails, texts, andΒ his own tweetsΒ are surfacing in court, and there are plenty more witnesses to come. Musk’s argument against OpenAI? By converting the company to a for-profit model, Sam Altman betrayed the β€œnonprofit for the […]

AMD Aims Ryzen AI Halo Mini PC at NVIDIA’s $4,699 DGX Spark, Targets June Launch With Ryzen AI MAX+ 395

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By:Hassan Mujtaba
1 May 2026 at 22:00

A compact device with a textured surface featuring the AMD logo on the front, placed on a marble table next to a keyboard.

AMD's powerful Ryzen AI Halo Mini PC is reportedly launching in June and features the top Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 SoC. AMD's Powerful & Compact "Ryzen AI Halo" Mini PC Is Expected To Launch Next Month AMD recently hosted its AI Dev Day in San Francisco, where it once again showcased the Ryzen AI Halo Mini PC. A Reddit user, 1ncehost, has posted pictures from the event where Jack Hyuh was holding in the Mini PC, and based on the information, AMD is expected to launch the Mini PC in June, which is next month. The company didn't state any […]

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OpenAI ends Microsoft exclusivity and can now sell its models on AWS and Google Cloud

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By:Peace Longe
1 May 2026 at 21:55
Microsoft and OpenAI restructured their landmark 2019 partnership on April 27, converting Microsoft’s cloud license from exclusive to non-exclusive, allowing OpenAI to sell its full model suite on Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud for the first time, as Amazon…

Pentagon inks deals with Nvidia, Microsoft, and AWS to deploy AI on classified networks

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By:Ram Iyer
1 May 2026 at 20:02
The deals come as the DOD has doubled down on diversifying its exposure to AI vendors in the wake of its controversial dispute with Anthropic over usage terms of its AI models.

Bittensor price climbs past $260, technicals signal more upside

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By:Rony Roy
1 May 2026 at 18:33
Bittensor price is showing renewed strength as it climbs above the $260 level, with improving momentum indicators hinting at a potential continuation of the recent recovery trend. According to data from crypto.news, Bittensor (TAO) price was trading around $263.19 at…

Pentagon signs Nvidia, Microsoft, AWS for classified AI programs

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By:Rony Roy
1 May 2026 at 16:49
The U.S. Department of Defense has expanded its push into artificial intelligence, securing fresh agreements with several major technology firms to deploy advanced AI systems across classified military networks. According to a report released Friday, Nvidia, Microsoft, Reflection AI, and…

France April 2026: Stable market (-0.3%), BEV sales up 41.8% to 26.2% share

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By:Matt Gasnier
1 May 2026 at 13:34

The Renault 5 is the best-selling BEV in France in April.

After getting back in positive for the first time in 5 months in March, the French new car market is back down -0.3% year-on-year in April to 138,339 units. The year-to-date tally after four months is down -1.6% to 539,895. Petrol sales are down -24.1% to 21,963, diesel is off -42.8% to 3,834, HEVs edge down -1.3% to 62,241, PHEVs drop -13.1% to 8,333 and BEVs surge 41.8% to 36,216 and 26.2% share vs. 18.4% a year ago in April 2025. YTD BEV sales are up 48.2% to 148,302 and 27.5% share vs. 18.2% over the same period in 2025.

Renault (-11.5%) struggles this month and is down to 16.8% share vs. 18.2% so far this year. In contrast Peugeot (+2.8%) edges up, but at 13.3% of the market it remains below its YTD level of 13.9%. Dacia (-5.3%) is in negative once again, yet less so than YTD (-14.7%). Citroen (+11%) is strong thanks to a renewed lineup, and is followed by Volkswagen (+8%) and a diving Toyota (-17%). Skoda is up 6.9% to a record 7th place, also reached in October 2025 and January 2026. MG is estimated to climb +44.8%, with Audi (+24.1%), Opel (+13.9%) and Nissan (+12.8%) also in solid shape.

Model-wise, the Peugeot 208 (+14%) returns to the pole position it last held last January, distancing the Dacia Sandero (+4.8%) down one spot on last month to #1. The new Renault Clio VI is still finding its groove but falls from 4% share in March to 3.7% this month. The Citroen C3 (+12.1%) satisfies with a 4th place and still ranks #2 year-to-date. Disappointing month for the Peugeot 2008 (-12.3%) down to #5. The Renault 5 (+50.8%) is back to the top of the BEV charts at #6 overall and #7 year-to-date. The Citroen C3 Aircross II (+146.2%), Nissan Qashqai (+61.1%) and Renault Scenic V (+44.5%) all impress, just as the VW T-Roc II breaks into the Top 20 for the first time at #17. The BYD Atto 2 (+655.1%) surges 89 spots on March to #42, the Renault 4 (+743.4%) is down 19 ranks to #49, the new Kia EV4 is up 38 to #52 and the Renault Twingo IV is down 32 to #79 as dealerships get filled up with demo models.

Previous month: France March 2026: Dacia Sandero, Tesla Model Y and Renault Clio VI in photo finish

One year ago: France April 2025: Sales down -5.6%, Renault up, places Symbioz above Captur

Full April 2026 Top 25 brands and Top 80 models below.

France April 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1RenaultΒ Β Β 23,29716.8%– 11.5%198,50318.2%+ 0.6%11
2PeugeotΒ Β 18,39513.3%+ 2.8%274,92713.9%– 10.0%22
3DaciaΒ Β 11,5058.3%– 5.3%341,1437.6%– 14.7%43
4CitroenΒ Β 10,4697.6%+ 11.0%444,9578.3%+ 9.5%34
5Volkswagen9,3566.8%+ 8.0%534,9346.5%– 4.2%65
6Toyota9,0686.6%– 17.0%635,7056.6%– 12.5%56
7SkodaΒ Β 4,6333.3%+ 6.9%1016,2973.0%+ 5.2%88
8MercedesΒ Β 4,4233.2%– 1.8%1112,2582.3%+ 3.4%1211
9BMWΒ Β 4,3143.1%– 9.2%817,6313.3%– 8.3%77
10AudiΒ Β 4,1853.0%+ 24.1%915,2052.8%+ 5.4%109
11Hyundai3,2952.4%– 19.8%1612,1702.3%– 15.4%1310
12OpelΒ Β 3,1452.3%+ 13.9%1312,9932.4%+ 17.8%1115
13KiaΒ Β 3,0622.2%– 7.0%1410,5261.9%– 4.0%1513
14NissanΒ Β 2,7842.0%+ 12.8%188,3091.5%– 13.8%1816
15MG (est)2,6501.9%+ 44.8%178,7791.6%+ 7.8%1714
16FordΒ Β 2,4851.8%– 22.6%1210,8242.0%– 14.6%1412
17FiatΒ Β 2,1741.6%+ 113.8%1510,0881.9%+ 56.2%1620
18BYD (est)2,1001.5%+ 1.7%225,4871.0%+ 48.7%2224
19Cupra1,9411.4%– 13.0%216,3571.2%– 11.2%2119
20Mini1,8921.4%– 16.0%197,7481.4%– 0.6%1917
21Tesla1,8291.3%+ 111.9%715,7742.9%+ 108.8%918
22Suzuki1,7331.3%– 5.8%206,6251.2%– 10.8%2021
23SeatΒ Β 1,1430.8%– 17.5%273,7580.7%– 28.3%2422
24DS1,1000.8%– 12.8%234,3140.8%– 12.2%2323
25Volvo8740.6%– 10.7%243,4080.6%+ 1.2%2625

France April 2026 – models:

PosModelApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1Peugeot 2086,4694.7%+ 14.0%523,8344.4%– 11.2%12
2Dacia Sandero5,3533.9%+ 4.8%118,9863.5%– 16.4%33
3Renault Clio VI5,1183.7%new317,4303.2%new5141
4Citroen C34,8853.5%+ 12.1%619,8773.7%– 12.6%24
5Peugeot 20083,7802.7%– 12.3%418,2113.4%– 10.1%45
6Renault 53,4182.5%+ 50.8%1113,5022.5%+ 17.9%77
7Peugeot 30083,3832.4%+ 5.3%1312,6192.3%– 17.5%86
8Renault Captur2,8502.1%– 14.5%812,2092.3%– 16.0%98
9Toyota Yaris Cross2,8482.1%– 6.1%1410,5812.0%– 18.1%1311
10Dacia Duster III2,7902.0%– 33.2%1210,4401.9%– 31.7%149
11Toyota Yaris2,7692.0%– 24.1%1810,2361.9%– 10.7%1610
12Renault Symbioz2,7632.0%– 32.3%1010,2951.9%– 14.3%1512
13Peugeot 3082,5391.8%+ 4.8%1610,6742.0%– 5.4%1213
14Citroen C3 Aircross II2,5191.8%+ 146.2%910,8732.0%+ 514.3%1118
15Renault Scenic V2,1141.5%+ 44.5%159,0101.7%+ 53.8%1722
16Renault Clio V2,0971.5%– 77.7%714,6302.7%– 55.6%61
17VW T-Roc II2,0081.5%new235,9651.1%new23159
18Nissan Qashqai1,8041.3%+ 61.1%294,8800.9%+ 11.3%2630
19Citroen C5 Aircross II1,6271.2%new177,8411.5%new1899
20Dacia Bigster1,5901.1%+ 42.6%215,8961.1%+ 163.7%2421
21Opel Corsa1,5701.1%+ 42.9%275,7361.1%– 8.4%2526
22Tesla Model Y1,4561.1%+ 169.1%212,1262.2%+ 131.5%1015
23VW Polo1,4421.0%– 11.2%226,3261.2%– 19.7%2014
24Peugeot 5008 III1,4311.0%– 10.3%246,4861.2%+ 5.3%1917
25Toyota Aygo X1,3891.0%+ 17.4%264,8300.9%+ 15.6%2839
26Renault Austral1,3621.0%– 30.6%206,1001.1%– 15.4%2216
27Hyundai Kona1,3040.9%+ 5.1%434,6250.9%+ 3.1%2937
28VW ID.41,2160.9%+ 179.5%324,5160.8%+ 163.2%3072
29Dacia Jogger1,1840.9%– 3.7%343,5140.7%– 34.5%3828
30Toyota C-HR II1,1130.8%– 33.6%256,3191.2%+ 12.8%2129
31Skoda Elroq1,0920.8%+ 109.6%464,0030.7%+ 277.6%3158
32Hyundai Tucson1,0200.7%– 28.1%513,4300.6%– 22.6%4123
33VW T-Cross1,0160.7%+ 4.7%453,3580.6%– 19.0%4331
34Mini Hatch1,0100.7%– 13.7%523,9240.7%– 1.6%3435
35Suzuki Swift1,0100.7%– 15.8%353,7600.7%– 23.0%3536
36MG 31,0040.7%+ 20.1%662,7160.5%+ 3.1%5542
37Mercedes CLA9940.7%+ 225.9%622,5890.5%+ 194.5%59112
38Audi A39840.7%+ 10.4%443,2050.6%+ 29.2%4745
39Skoda Fabia9800.7%– 7.1%403,3830.6%– 12.6%4241
40Ford Puma9650.7%– 25.5%314,8310.9%– 7.1%2719
41VW Golf9610.7%– 11.2%583,4830.6%– 15.5%3932
42BYD Atto 29590.7%+ 655.1%1311,3300.2%+ 436.3%90200
43Renault Megane E-Tech9170.7%+ 44.0%653,5530.7%+ 23.1%3750
44Citroen C48800.6%– 47.6%383,9410.7%– 50.0%3325
45Fiat 5008750.6%+ 151.4%562,9820.6%+ 43.4%5182
46MG ZS8730.6%+ 74.9%363,3090.6%– 10.7%4434
47Audi Q48490.6%+ 42.7%502,7360.5%+ 15.6%5468
48BMW SΓ©rie 18380.6%– 9.6%373,0980.6%– 33.8%4833
49Renault 48350.6%+ 743.4%303,9540.7%+ 2918.3%3264
50VW ID.38160.6%– 9.2%543,2460.6%+ 8.3%4655
51VW Tiguan III7850.6%– 45.6%423,4740.6%– 35.2%4024
52Kia EV47780.6%new902,0160.4%new74202
53BMW iX17630.6%+ 22.1%493,0890.6%+ 54.9%4947
54Kia Sportage7550.5%+ 4.6%602,4730.5%– 8.2%6146
55Mercedes Classe A7460.5%– 21.4%841,8180.3%– 27.0%7849
56Seat Ibiza7110.5%– 9.4%772,1830.4%– 22.6%7057
57Ford Explorer6630.5%+ 272.5%392,4660.5%+ 282.3%62126
58Skoda OctaviaΒ 6560.5%– 13.9%692,5290.5%– 11.3%6048
59Mercedes GLA6430.5%– 40.4%552,4360.5%– 13.3%6443
60Opel Frontera6410.5%+ 36.7%702,6450.5%+ 319.2%5784
61BMW X16320.5%– 40.2%283,2970.6%– 14.9%4540
62Cupra Born6270.5%+ 64.6%931,8930.4%+ 18.2%7681
63Ford Kuga6190.4%– 40.1%612,4490.5%– 36.5%6338
64Mini Countryman6180.4%+ 23.4%592,8200.5%+ 32.4%5261
65Fiat Grande Panda6060.4%new482,7410.5%new5383
66Renault Espace6010.4%– 47.8%332,6900.5%– 11.9%5651
67Dacia Spring5880.4%+ 12.9%412,3070.4%– 12.4%6562
68Skoda Kamiq5830.4%– 24.0%682,2950.4%– 12.2%6756
69Cupra Formentor5770.4%– 32.3%761,8900.4%– 28.2%7760
70DS No 45660.4%new821,6420.3%new82151
71Nissan Juke5620.4%– 42.2%672,1630.4%– 36.1%7144
72Xpeng G65590.4%+ 146.3%1081,4290.3%+ 144.3%88120
73Audi A15460.4%+ 12.8%642,3050.4%– 28.3%6652
74Renault Rafale5200.4%– 51.5%572,1950.4%– 34.2%6854
75MG EHS5090.4%+ 184.4%731,9070.4%+ 118.4%7576
76Skoda Enyaq4980.4%+ 21.8%801,4540.3%– 21.3%8790
77Hyundai Inster4930.4%+ 365.1%862,0710.4%+ 413.9%72105
78Opel Mokka4920.4%– 33.5%722,6320.5%+ 3.1%5866
79Renault Twingo IV4890.4%new471,6710.3%new81344
80Peugeot 4084610.3%+ 44.5%711,8130.3%+ 2.4%7987

Source: PFA

New Zealand March 2026: Toyota Hilux leads the way, Dongfeng Box lands at #12

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By:Matt Gasnier
1 May 2026 at 11:22

The Dongfeng Box has a great start in New Zealand.

New light vehicle sales in New Zealand soar 25.1% year-on-year in March to 14,910 units, leading to a Q1 volume up 12.5% to 36,910. In the detail, passenger cars gain 19.4% to 10,063 sales while light commercials shoot up 38.9% to 4,847. Toyota (+8.6%) can’t match the flying market and holds 18.7% share vs. 18% so far this year. Ford (+31.3%) manages an excellent score at #2 unlike Mitsubishi (-14.1%) at #3. BYD (+221.9%) is up 3-fold year-on-year to #4 and 5.8% share, that’s a new ranking record eclipsing its previous best of #5 reached in December 2023 and June 2025. Tesla is up 271% to #8 and Dongfeng ranks #14 with 2.3% share.

Over in the models charts, the Toyota Hilux (+76.7%) gets a big new generation boost and claims the top spot for the first time since last July. The Ford Ranger (+46.1%) is relegated to 2nd place but holds onto the #1 ranking YTD. The Tesla Model Y surges to third place with 3.2% share, its best ranking since topping the charts outright in September 2023. The Mitsubishi Triton (-15.2%) and Nissan Navara (+6.5%) ensure there are four pickup trucks inside the March Top 5. The Toyota Hiace (+115.3%), Hyundai Tucson (#7), Toyota Corolla Cross (+65.9%) and MG ZS (+50.8%) also shine below. Finally the Dongfeng Box makes a splash at #12 and 1.7% for its first full month of sales.

Previous month: New Zealand February 2026: Hyundai Tucson and Nissan Navara impress

One year ago: New Zealand March 2025: Ford Ranger claws back on top, BYD Shark 6 at #13

Full March 2026 Top 25 brands and Top 25 models below.

New Zealand March 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota2,79218.7%+ 8.6%16,66018.0%– 9.1%11
2FordΒ 1,4519.7%+ 31.3%23,95410.7%+ 31.2%22
3Mitsubishi1,1257.5%– 14.1%33,3349.0%+ 1.8%33
4BYD8665.8%+ 221.9%81,7014.6%+ 85.3%610
5Kia7194.8%– 15.5%42,4526.6%+ 2.9%44
6Nissan6974.7%+ 3.7%51,8204.9%+ 21.9%57
7MG5383.6%+ 33.2%71,3913.8%+ 20.5%79
8Tesla5383.6%+ 271.0%n/an/an/an/an/a18
9Suzuki5053.4%+ 24.1%101,1903.2%– 10.0%95
10Hyundai4823.2%+ 57.0%61,2963.5%+ 65.9%88
11GWM4212.8%+ 43.2%121,0822.9%+ 20.0%1111
12Mazda4202.8%– 2.8%91,1743.2%+ 7.8%106
13Honda4112.8%– 25.9%119232.5%– 22.2%1212
14Dongfeng3362.3%newn/an/an/anewn/a56
15Chery2611.8%new136681.8%new1323
16Isuzu1941.3%+ 34.7%155271.4%+ 7.6%1516
17BMW1811.2%– 13.4%184981.3%– 6.9%1817
18Land Rover1801.2%+ 50.0%2400.0%– 100.0%n/a22
19Jaecoo1781.2%+ 165.7%n/a00.0%– 100.0%n/a24
20Lexus1751.2%+ 10.1%194261.2%+ 5.2%2019
21Mercedes1741.2%+ 1.8%165041.4%– 8.9%1715
22Subaru1681.1%– 20.0%145181.4%– 14.2%1614
23Volkswagen1521.0%– 21.2%174941.3%– 24.3%1913
24LDV1471.0%+ 32.4%n/a2650.7%– 9.9%n/a20
25Audi1340.9%+ 1.5%233260.9%+ 17.7%n/a21

New Zealand March 2026 – models:

PosModelMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota Hilux1,1827.9%+ 76.7%61,6964.6%– 10.0%23
2Ford RangerΒ 1,0366.9%+ 46.1%12,4856.7%+ 39.1%12
3Tesla Model Y4803.2%n/an/an/an/an/an/a22
4Mitsubishi Triton4142.8%– 15.2%99072.5%– 9.8%67
5Nissan Navara4082.7%+ 6.5%31,2243.3%+ 70.9%49
6Toyota Hiace3382.3%+ 115.3%88532.3%+ 102.6%810
7Hyundai Tucson3042.0%n/a28772.4%n/a715
8Toyota RAV42952.0%– 58.2%41,3053.5%– 46.6%31
9MG ZS2791.9%+ 50.8%107272.0%+ 33.6%1212
10Toyota Corolla Cross2771.9%+ 65.9%137622.1%+ 76.4%1120
11Mitsubishi ASX2701.8%– 25.8%51,0702.9%+ 14.7%54
12Dongfeng Box2601.7%newn/an/an/an/an/a –
13Nissan X-Trail2541.7%+ 86.8%16n/an/an/an/a23
14Mitsubishi Outlander2511.7%– 28.7%128192.2%– 17.5%95
15Kia Sportage2491.7%n/a145651.5%n/a1421
16GWM Haval H62321.6%+ 82.7%205581.5%+ 54.6%1517
17BYD Shark 62201.5%+ 30.2%264031.1%– 25.2%n/a14
18Ford Everest1951.3%+ 18.2%77662.1%+ 55.1%106
19Kia Seltos1871.3%– 36.6%116621.8%– 29.6%138
20Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross1681.1%n/a244171.1%n/a20n/a
21Toyota Corolla1591.1%– 27.4%n/an/an/an/an/a13
22Suzuki Swift1561.0%– 17.0%174791.3%– 22.0%1816
23Suzuki Fronx1441.0%newn/an/an/anewn/an/a
24Jaecoo J71431.0%newn/an/an/anewn/an/a
25Toyota Yaris Cross1400.9%n/a185561.5%n/a1611
26Mazda CX-51350.9%– 23.3%234161.1%– 3.5%2119

Source: MIA

Slovenia March 2026: First win for the Tesla Model 3

βœ‡Best Selling Cars Blog
By:Matt Gasnier
1 May 2026 at 08:59

The Tesla Model 3 is the best-selling vehicle in Slovenia in March.

6,535 new cars found a buyer in Slovenia in March, a very strong 23.6% year-on-year improvement. The Q1 volume is up 12.5% to 16,501. Volkswagen (+11.6%) tops the brands charts at 12.3% share ahead of Skoda (+22.8%) at 11.9%. Renault (+16.7%) stays in third place but the performance of the month is delivered by Tesla, up 173.5% year-on-year and 22 spots on February to land at a record 4th place with 6.2% share. Previous best was #6 in March and November 2023 and 5% share in March 2023. Nissan (+64%) and Dacia (+107.1%) also impress below.

The Tesla Model 3 (+363.2%) is up 5-fold year-on-year to spectacularly take the models ranking lead with 5.4% share. It now ranks #7 year-to-date vs. #45 over the Full Year 2025. This is the Model 3’s first monthly win in Slovenia, its previous best being #2 in November 2023. The Nissan Qashqai (+94.4%) also has a fantastic month at #2, distancing the Skoda Octavia (-7.4%), #1 last month but #3 in March. The Renault Clio (+178.3%) surges year-on-year but has to settle for 4th place even though it remains #1 year-to-date.

Previous month: Slovenia February 2026: Skoda Octavia signs first win in 10 months

One year ago: Slovenia March 2025: Ford (+113.6%), Kia (+30.7%) highlight stable market

Full March 2026 Top 49 All brands and Top 279 All models below.

Slovenia March 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Volkswagen80712.3%+ 11.6%12,22913.5%+ 0.4%11
2Skoda77511.9%+ 22.8%21,82711.1%+ 13.8%22
3Renault5037.7%+ 16.7%31,2787.7%– 3.6%33
4Tesla4026.2%+ 173.5%264953.0%+ 178.1%1216
5Toyota3545.4%+ 15.7%41,0026.1%+ 19.3%45
6Nissan2824.3%+ 64.0%204372.6%+ 41.4%1515
7Hyundai2774.2%– 9.8%76994.2%– 16.9%64
8Peugeot2754.2%+ 20.6%57904.8%– 7.1%57
9Ford2323.6%– 13.1%96503.9%– 8.7%86
10Audi2273.5%+ 22.7%144722.9%– 3.1%1310
11Citroen2133.3%+ 18.3%66694.1%+ 23.0%711
12Dacia2033.1%+ 107.1%85773.5%+ 42.8%99
13Kia1922.9%– 26.2%105323.2%– 27.3%118
14BMW1712.6%+ 5.6%134362.6%+ 7.7%1613
15Opel1682.6%– 1.8%124482.7%+ 23.8%1412
16Mercedes1562.4%+ 41.8%115553.4%+ 24.4%1014
17Suzuki1171.8%– 0.8%162651.6%– 12.8%1818
18Mazda1101.7%+ 15.8%212481.5%+ 9.7%2020
19MG1081.7%+ 300.0%193532.1%+ 194.2%1717
20Seat951.5%+ 53.2%182441.5%+ 62.7%2122
21Leapmotor851.3%new152531.5%new1928
22Forthing761.2%+ 46.2%172161.3%+ 18.7%2219
23Cupra751.1%– 10.7%231711.0%– 26.6%2421
24Fiat651.0%+ 38.3%302061.2%+ 59.7%2324
25Omoda600.9%new221390.8%new2738
26Volvo540.8%+ 38.5%251420.9%+ 27.9%2626
27Jaecoo520.8%new271010.6%new2936
28Jeep460.7%+ 7.0%241530.9%+ 25.4%2523
29Dongfeng400.6%+ 2.6%32780.5%– 7.1%3129
30KG Mobility/Ssangyong380.6%+ 52.0%281180.7%+ 32.6%2827
31Geely340.5%– 15.0%29910.6%– 16.5%3025
32Alfa Romeo230.4%+ 76.9%35460.3%+ 39.4%3431
33Mitsubishi200.3%+ 100.0%31610.4%+ 74.3%3233
34Porsche190.3%+ 11.8%33580.4%– 4.9%3330
35BYD190.3%new50230.1%new4247
36Honda180.3%+ 12.5%39390.2%– 15.2%3632
37Land Rover140.2%– 17.6%38400.2%+ 8.1%3535
38Lexus130.2%– 18.8%34380.2%– 39.7%3734
39BAIC130.2%new43260.2%new3943
40Zeekr120.2%new36300.2%new3848
41Lynk & Co100.2%+ 66.7%41200.1%+ 81.8%4340
42Subaru80.1%+ 14.3%44190.1%+ 5.6%4439
43Mini70.1%– 46.2%37240.1%– 17.2%4037
44Xpeng70.1%new47110.1%new45 –
45Deepal60.1%new –60.0%new50 –
46DS40.1%+ 0.0%40240.1%+ 9.1%4141
47Hongqi40.1%new46110.1%new4645
48Man30.0%– 40.0% –70.0%+ 16.7%4742
49Voyah20.0%n/a –20.0%+ 0.0%5350
50Alpine10.0%+ 0.0%4870.0%+ 133.3%4846
 –Others460.7%– 58.2% –1360.8%– 24.0% – –

Slovenia March 2026 – models:

PosModelMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Tesla Model 33525.4%+ 363.2%1733642.2%+ 295.7%745
2Nissan Qashqai2413.7%+ 94.4%303632.2%+ 64.3%817
3Skoda Octavia1993.0%– 7.4%14792.9%+ 2.4%22
4Renault Clio1922.9%+ 178.3%25343.2%+ 23.6%11
5Renault Captur1832.8%+ 11.6%143232.0%– 26.3%93
6Peugeot 20081712.6%+ 137.5%34262.6%+ 57.2%39
7Skoda Kodiaq1672.6%+ 21.9%63912.4%+ 8.0%45
8Skoda Kamiq1652.5%+ 34.1%53782.3%– 9.1%54
9Toyota Corolla1181.8%+ 20.4%43762.3%+ 97.9%615
10Hyundai Tucson951.5%+ 10.5%102641.6%– 8.7%138
11Toyota Yaris Cross911.4%+ 26.4%242031.2%+ 6.8%1714
12VW Tiguan911.4%+ 19.7%72961.8%+ 11.3%106
13VW Taigo891.4%+ 56.1%252261.4%+ 35.3%1416
14VW Golf791.2%– 6.0%82681.6%– 31.5%1211
15VW T-Cross771.2%– 7.2%132201.3%+ 5.3%1510
16Dacia Duster751.1%+ 15.4%171961.2%– 18.0%1912
17VW Polo711.1%+ 294.4%911080.7%+ 86.2%4943
18Opel Frontera691.1%new231711.0%new2558
19Dacia Bigster681.0%new111811.1%new2155
20Forthing T5 Evo671.0%+ 63.4%161761.1%+ 10.7%2219
21Suzuki Vitara641.0%+ 23.1%361350.8%– 6.3%3335
22Ford Tourneo Custom631.0%– 3.1%122031.2%+ 0.0%1624
23Skoda Karoq631.0%– 3.1%201591.0%+ 17.8%2731
24Kia Sportage620.9%– 21.5%311500.9%– 28.2%3020
25Kia Stonic610.9%+ 0.0%291631.0%– 9.4%2628
26Seat Leon600.9%+ 57.9%211571.0%+ 78.4%2844
27Citroen C3580.9%– 38.3%152011.2%– 35.2%1813
28VW ID.7570.9%+ 200.0%561190.7%+ 176.7%4140
29Hyundai Kona560.9%– 21.1%281450.9%– 5.2%3127
30Citroen C3 Aircross550.8%n/a191941.2%+ 9600.0%2077
31Mazda CX-30550.8%– 8.3%421270.8%– 7.3%3731
30Audi Q3540.8%– 15.6%371290.8%– 5.8%3533
31VW Multivan540.8%– 33.3%411170.7%– 52.8%4425
32Omoda 5530.8%new271240.8%new40139
33Dacia Sandero510.8%+ 168.4%261741.1%+ 91.2%2322
34Skoda Elroq490.7%+ 113.0%321080.7%+ 248.4%4861
35Tesla Model Y490.7%– 31.0%391280.8%+ 48.8%3621
36Toyota C-HR490.7%+ 22.5%611030.6%– 16.9%5037
37VW Touran470.7%+ 88.0%62980.6%+ 6.5%5234
38Ford Kuga460.7%+ 43.8%221741.1%+ 27.0%2423
39Peugeot 3008450.7%+ 104.5%381420.9%+ 71.1%3247
40Citroen C5 Aircross440.7%+ 57.1%341170.7%+ 116.7%4378
41Opel Mokka440.7%– 10.2%301520.9%+ 92.4%2930
42VW Passat430.7%– 18.9%85950.6%– 24.0%5429
43VW T-Roc430.7%– 57.0%92861.7%+ 4.8%117
44Hyundai i30420.6%+ 68.0%76820.5%+ 24.2%6176
45Jaecoo 7420.6%new103630.4%new76123
46Fiat Grande Panda400.6%new871480.9%new30131
47Ford Tourneo Connect400.6%+ 1900.0%158740.4%+ 516.7%6490
48Skoda Fabia400.6%+ 66.7%54840.5%– 4.5%5854
49Renault Austral390.6%– 45.1%471180.7%– 33.0%4230
50Skoda Scala390.6%+ 44.4%52940.6%+ 54.1%5568
51Suzuki SX4 S-Cross380.6%– 15.6%35970.6%– 14.2%5356
52VW Touareg380.6%+ 137.5%69700.4%+ 84.2%70129
53VW Tayron370.6%– 7.5%461250.8%+ 145.1%3942
54MG ZS EV360.6%+ 176.9%112610.4%+ 74.3%8063
55Audi Q5350.5%+ 337.5%100640.4%+ 4.9%7469
56Leapmotor T03350.5%new181490.9%new3185
57Kia Ceed340.5%– 44.3%401080.7%– 37.2%4726
58Skoda Enyaq340.5%+ 1033.3%84610.4%+ 916.7%81121
60Cupra Tavascan320.5%+ 18.5%74540.3%+ 31.7%8692
61Peugeot 208320.5%– 61.0%441310.8%– 59.9%3418
62Cupra Born290.4%+ 7.4%124530.3%– 57.9%8753
63Leapmotor B10290.4%new83670.4%new73174
64Toyota Proace290.4%+ 45.0%79680.4%– 27.7%7152
65Ford Transit280.4%n/a95550.3%n/a85295
66Jeep Avenger280.4%– 22.2%331100.7%+ 14.6%4632
67Mercedes GLC280.4%+ 86.7%311270.8%+ 35.1%3851
68MG ZS280.4%n/a431110.7%n/a4571
69Citroen Berlingo270.4%+ 35.0%48750.5%– 14.8%6379
70Hyundai i20270.4%– 28.9%109420.3%– 34.4%9649
71Mercedes B-Class270.4%+ 237.5%170720.4%– 12.2%6780
73Audi A3260.4%+ 36.8%108470.3%– 9.6%9366
74Dongfeng Box260.4%– 33.3%63620.4%– 26.2%7860
75Toyota Yaris260.4%+ 18.2%55840.5%+ 42.4%6048
76VW ID.4260.4%+ 36.8%60710.4%– 29.7%6941
77Audi Q7250.4%+ 212.5%165340.2%+ 70.0%122149
78Fiat 600250.4%+ 92.3%80570.3%+ 35.7%8388
79Ford Puma250.4%+ 13.6%81510.3%+ 18.6%9074
80Hyundai Inster250.4%+ 1150.0%77520.3%+ 2500.0%88112
81Citroen C4240.4%– 20.0%53710.4%+ 0.0%6857
82Mercedes V-Class230.4%+ 2200.0%57610.4%+ 103.3%79106
83Renault Symbioz230.4%+ 64.3%45920.6%+ 104.4%5646
84Volvo XC40230.4%+ 35.3%50630.4%+ 50.0%77103
85BMW X1220.3%– 4.3%66600.4%– 6.3%8275
86Seat Ibiza220.3%+ 633.3%141350.2%+ 169.2%121108
87Alfa Romeo Junior210.3%+ 320.0%114410.2%+ 105.0%9895
88Geely Starray210.3%– 16.0%88410.2%+ 0.0%99119
89Kia Xceed210.3%– 36.4%73560.3%– 29.1%8464
90Leapmotor C10210.3%new111370.2%new110153
91VW Caravelle200.3%n/a227300.2%n/a128175
92BMW X3190.3%+ 137.5%67480.3%+ 182.4%9293
93MG 3190.3%+ 216.7%171840.5%+ 546.2%57111
94Opel Astra190.3%– 9.5%220290.2%– 31.0%129110
95Renault 5190.3%+ 35.7%113740.4%+ 72.1%6570
96Skoda Superb190.3%+ 35.7%65730.4%+ 92.1%6673
97BMW 1 Series170.3%+ 30.8%118330.2%+ 13.8%124133
98Mazda6e170.3%new89430.3%new95169
99Mercedes CLA170.3%+ 41.7%51510.3%+ 112.5%91125
100Opel Corsa170.3%– 65.3%136380.2%– 65.5%10739
101Renault Trafic170.3%– 15.0%122390.2%– 31.6%10591
102Toyota bZ4X170.3%+ 325.0%151290.2%+ 61.1%131136
103Volvo XC60170.3%+ 112.5%90520.3%+ 126.1%89124
104BMW iX3160.2%+ 1500.0%205180.1%+ 500.0%155293
105Jeep Compass160.2%+ 433.3%119350.2%+ 288.9%118161
106Nissan Juke160.2%+ 45.5%163250.2%– 7.4%144132
107Audi A6150.2%+ 66.7%115350.2%+ 75.0%116117
108Audi Q2150.2%– 11.8%99400.2%– 21.6%10087
109Audi Q6 e-tron150.2%+ 114.3%152230.1%+ 9.5%146105
110Mazda CX-60150.2%+ 275.0%216250.2%+ 400.0%143192
111Mercedes GLA150.2%+ 66.7%78640.4%+ 48.8%7597
112Suzuki Swift150.2%– 25.0%142260.2%– 36.6%13998
113Toyota RAV4150.2%– 55.9%581020.6%+ 6.3%5150
114KG Mobility Korando140.2%+ 16.7%93460.3%+ 31.4%9499
115Opel Grandland X140.2%– 12.5%105340.2%– 22.7%12386
116Peugeot 5008140.2%+ 7.7%106390.2%– 7.1%103134
117Audi A5130.2%– 31.6%98360.2%– 21.7%11189
118Ford Tourneo Courier130.2%– 85.1%75390.2%– 80.0%10136
119KG Mobility Torres130.2%+ 116.7%110370.2%+ 2.8%109107
120Nissan Micra130.2%new –130.1%new178 –
121Renault Megane Conquest130.2%– 71.7%128390.2%– 52.4%10483
122BMW X5120.2%– 7.7%146260.2%+ 13.0%138140
123Hyundai Bayon120.2%– 57.1%102350.2%– 54.5%11762
124Mitsubishi ASX120.2%+ 200.0%64360.2%+ 200.0%114144
125Porsche Cayenne120.2%+ 200.0%139270.2%+ 50.0%136138
126BMW 2 Series110.2%+ 10.0%86320.2%+ 14.3%125115
127BMW 5 Series110.2%– 50.0%116360.2%– 43.8%11296
128BMW iX1110.2%+ 10.0%154310.2%+ 121.4%127104
129Ford Explorer110.2%+ 450.0%182250.2%+ 257.1%142127
130KG Mobility Tivoli110.2%+ 120.0%96350.2%+ 133.3%119146
131MG HS110.2%+ 266.7%104420.3%+ 2.4%97113
132Nissan X-TrailΒ 110.2%– 62.1%97350.2%– 28.6%120128
133VW Caddy110.2%– 54.2%68360.2%– 40.0%11567
134Zeekr7X110.2%new143250.2%new145283
135Audi Q8100.2%+ 0.0%144200.1%– 4.8%151135
136Cupra Terramar100.2%– 50.0%101270.2%– 42.6%133100
137Hyundai Ioniq 5100.2%+ 233.3%185200.1%+ 25.0%152120
138Jaecoo 5100.2%new49380.2%new106 –
139Lexus LE100.2%– 16.7%121280.2%– 41.7%132116
140Mazda CX-5100.2%+ 11.1% –100.1%– 50.0%191200
141BAIC X790.1%new –150.1%new169233
142BMW i490.1%+ 50.0%153250.2%+ 13.6%140150
143Dacia Jogger90.1%– 30.8%147250.2%– 49.0%14181
144Forthing U-Tour90.1%– 18.2%92320.2%+ 39.1%126137
145Geely Cityray90.1%new82360.2%new113145
146Lynk & Co 0290.1%+ 350.0%169150.1%+ 650.0%170162
147Seat Arona90.1%+ 28.6%129290.2%+ 26.1%130114
148BMW X280.1%+ 33.3%155180.1%+ 28.6%156191
149Mercedes A-Class80.1%+ 0.0%117770.5%+ 126.5%62122
150Toyota Aygo X80.1%+ 166.7%197270.2%+ 170.0%137198
151Volvo EX3080.1%+ 166.7%26890.1%+ 12.5%202199
152VW California80.1%+ 0.0%123170.1%+ 41.7%164171
153Audi Q470.1%+ 75.0%164150.1%+ 114.3%168118
154BMW IX70.1%n/a204120.1%+ 500.0%181206
155BYD Seal70.1%new –70.0%new213277
156Honda CR-V70.1%+ 133.3%159160.1%– 11.1%165151
157Land Rover Defender70.1%– 12.5%187160.1%– 15.8%166188
158MG 470.1%+ 40.0%134270.2%– 10.0%134126
159Omoda 9 PHEV70.1%new219150.1%new171280
160Porsche 91170.1%+ 0.0%127180.1%+ 0.0%161147
161BMW 3 Series60.1%+ 100.0%131210.1%+ 61.5%149194
162Hyundai Santa Fe60.1%+ 50.0%186140.1%+ 7.7%174179
163Kia Picanto60.1%– 40.0%120180.1%– 25.0%158143
164Mazda360.1%– 45.5%160190.1%– 26.9%153141
165MG S5 EV60.1%new94270.2%new135164
166Mini Cooper60.1%+ 0.0%135180.1%+ 28.6%159160
167Mitsubishi Grandis60.1%new162180.1%new160 –
168VW Transporter60.1%– 33.3%130160.1%– 56.8%167102
169Xpeng G660.1%new20190.1%new203 –
170BMW i550.1%– 37.5%203100.1%– 23.1%188193
171BMW M350.1%+ 66.7%20670.0%– 22.2%212201
172Deepal S0550.1%new –50.0%new233 –
173Honda Civic50.1%+ 0.0% –70.0%– 12.5%214197
174Mercedes AMG/GT50.1%– 50.0%132230.1%– 30.3%147159
175Mercedes E-Class50.1%– 28.6%133130.1%– 38.1%177186
176Mercedes GLB50.1%+ 66.7%161100.1%– 37.5%193180
177Porsche Macan50.1%+ 25.0%260100.1%– 41.2%195167
178Range Rover50.1%+ 0.0%149180.1%+ 63.6%162156
179Renault Espace50.1%– 50.0%172130.1%+ 0.0%179195
180Subaru Forester50.1%– 28.6%22480.0%– 33.3%209165
181VW ID.350.1%– 16.7%228130.1%– 62.9%180109
182BYD Atto 240.1%new –40.0%new240350
183BYD Dolphin Surf40.1%new23960.0%new221276
184Citroen Jumpy40.1%– 42.9%18190.1%– 25.0%199152
185Cupra Formentor40.1%– 60.0%70370.2%+ 94.7%108130
186Dongfeng SX5G EV40.1%new –40.0%new242355
187Hongqi HS340.1%new18490.1%new200255
188Kia EV340.1%– 60.0%148210.1%– 50.0%150101
189Mazda240.1%– 42.9%189140.1%– 48.1%175163
190Mercedes C-Class40.1%– 20.0%190100.1%– 37.5%192177
191Mercedes GLS40.1%+ 33.3%21860.0%+ 50.0%222243
192Peugeot Expert40.1%+ 100.0%138150.1%+ 650.0%172190
193Peugeot Rifter40.1%+ 0.0% –40.0%– 81.0%251178
194Renault Rafale40.1%– 50.0%195100.1%– 33.3%196170
195Renault Scenic40.1%+ 300.0%150180.1%+ 800.0%163158
196Seat Ateca40.1%– 71.4%107230.1%– 8.0%148142
197Volvo XC9040.1%– 60.0%199100.1%– 67.7%197154
198VW ID.Buzz40.1%+ 300.0%175120.1%+ 1100.0%184300
199Audi RS330.0%+ 50.0%23260.0%+ 20.0%218226
200Audi SQ530.0%n/a –40.0%n/a237285
201BAIC BJ3030.0%new14590.1%new198344
202Dongfeng Huge30.0%new –30.0%new260353
203Dongfeng S730.0%new –30.0%new261 –
204Dongfeng V930.0%new24240.0%new243 –
205DS 730.0%+ 0.0%156180.1%+ 0.0%157176
206Ford Capri30.0%+ 200.0%168110.1%+ 1000.0%186189
207Ford Focus30.0%– 75.0%157140.1%– 26.3%17394
208Man TGE30.0%– 40.0% –70.0%+ 16.7%217172
209Mercedes GLE30.0%+ 0.0%217120.1%+ 0.0%182202
210Mercedes Sprinter30.0%+ 200.0%25640.0%+ 0.0%249261
211Mercedes Vito30.0%+ 200.0%191100.1%+ 400.0%194229
212Opel Vivaro30.0%+ 50.0%194120.1%+ 500.0%183187
213Peugeot 30830.0%– 88.5%221140.1%– 82.5%17682
214Renault 430.0%new140110.1%new187223
215Audi S520.0%+ 100.0% –30.0%– 25.0%256247
216BMW M520.0%+ 100.0%179100.1%+ 100.0%189215
217BMW X620.0%– 75.0%208110.1%– 38.9%185168
218BMW XM20.0%+ 0.0%18050.0%+ 25.0%232216
219BYD Sealion 520.0%new –20.0%new274 –
220BYD Sealion 720.0%new –40.0%new241319
221Geely Coolray20.0%– 86.7%183100.1%– 85.3%19084
222Geely EX520.0%new21040.0%new244254
223Honda HR-V20.0%– 50.0%21170.0%– 53.3%215173
224Honda Jazz20.0%– 50.0%24770.0%+ 40.0%216221
225Honda ZR-V20.0%n/a –20.0%n/a276360
226Hyundai i1020.0%– 95.8%71390.2%– 73.5%10238
227Jeep Renegade20.0%– 33.3%21280.0%– 38.5%205211
228Kia EV620.0%+ 100.0% –20.0%– 84.6%280241
229Lexus NX20.0%– 33.3%21580.0%– 27.3%207222
230Mazda CX-8020.0%– 33.3%25390.1%– 10.0%201207
231Mercedes CLE20.0%new –20.0%new282269
232Mercedes EQV20.0%new –20.0%new284308
233Mitsubishi Outlander20.0%new19360.0%new224203
234Opel Combo20.0%– 77.8%25840.0%– 82.6%250155
235Peugeot 40820.0%– 71.4%137190.1%– 20.8%154183
236Porsche Panamera20.0%n/a22260.0%+ 200.0%225238
237Subaru Crosstrek20.0%n/a26350.0%+ 66.7%236230
238Voyah Courage20.0%new –20.0%new288334
239Alfa Romeo Giulia10.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 66.7%292263
240Alfa Romeo Tonale10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 50.0%293267
241Alpine A29010.0%+ 0.0%17670.0%+ 250.0%211249
242Audi A110.0%– 80.0%17750.0%– 54.5%229204
243Audi A810.0%+ 0.0%23120.0%+ 100.0%270316
244Audi S310.0%– 75.0%17860.0%+ 50.0%219246
245Audi SQ710.0%n/a –10.0%n/a294343
246BAIC X5510.0%new –20.0%new272252
247BMW 7 Series10.0%– 66.7% –30.0%+ 0.0%257259
248BMW iX210.0%+ 0.0%23560.0%– 33.3%220213
249BMW M210.0%– 80.0%16750.0%– 28.6%230228
250BMW M410.0%– 50.0%20730.0%– 57.1%258224
251BMW X710.0%– 75.0%20950.0%– 37.5%231220
252BMW Z410.0%n/a23820.0%n/a273288
253Citroen Jumper10.0%n/a24020.0%+ 0.0%275320
254Deepal S0710.0%new –10.0%new299 –
255Dongfeng Shine E310.0%new –10.0%new301302
256DS 410.0%+ 0.0%24350.0%+ 25.0%234289
257Hyundai Ioniq 610.0%– 50.0%24940.0%– 50.0%245214
258Hyundai Ioniq 910.0%new –20.0%new277290
259Kia EV410.0%new25120.0%new279364
260Kia Sorento10.0%+ 0.0%25240.0%– 20.0%246217
261Land Rover Discovery10.0%– 66.7% –30.0%+ 0.0%263292
262Lexus UX10.0%+ 0.0% –20.0%– 50.0%281257
263Lynk & Co 0810.0%new18850.0%new235242
264Mazda MX-510.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%+ 0.0%308296
265Mercedes EQA10.0%+ 0.0%25420.0%+ 0.0%283271
266Mercedes G-Class10.0%+ 0.0% –40.0%+ 33.3%248232
267MG 510.0%n/a –10.0%+ 0.0%311237
268Mini Countryman10.0%– 80.0%19260.0%– 33.3%223225
269Nissan Townstar10.0%– 87.5% –10.0%– 91.7%313182
270Range Rover Evoque10.0%+ 0.0% –30.0%– 25.0%266262
271Renault Kangoo10.0%– 88.9%22340.0%– 71.4%252208
272Subaru Outback10.0%n/a19660.0%+ 0.0%226245
273Tesla Model X10.0%n/a –20.0%n/a285 –
274Toyota Land Cruiser10.0%– 90.0% –80.0%– 81.4%210148
275Volvo EX9010.0%+ 0.0% –20.0%+ 0.0%287273
276Volvo V6010.0%n/a22640.0%+ 300.0%254274
277VW Crafter10.0%– 66.7%20060.0%– 40.0%228196
278Xpeng G910.0%new26920.0%new289 –
279Zeekr 00110.0%new27030.0%new269336

Source: ADS SLO

CNTXT AI introduces Emirati Arabic text-to-speech model

βœ‡My Startup World – Everything About the World of Startups!
By:My Startup World Staff
30 April 2026 at 10:36

CNTXT AI today announced the launch of Munsit Emirati TTS, a text-to-speech model designed to generate real-time, human-like Emirati Arabic for enterprise and consumer applications. The release comes as voice technology continues to evolve rapidly worldwide, with recent launches from companies such as Google, OpenAI, and ElevenLabs pushing improvements in how AI generated speech sounds and performs. Yet despite this progress, many systems still struggle to reflect how language is actually spoken across regions.

Munsit Emirati TTS is built to address that gap. It enables systems to respond in spoken Emirati Arabic instantly, with a level of fluency and tone that feels natural to the listener. Whether it is a customer calling a bank, interacting with a government service, or speaking to a digital assistant, the experience is designed to feel closer to a real conversation than a scripted response.

At its core, the technology allows machines to convert written information into natural speech in real time. In practical terms, this enables digital platforms, call centers, and AI assistants to communicate directly with users, respond to requests, and guide interactions without requiring a human agent.

The model is designed with enterprise use in mind, allowing organizations to integrate voice capabilities into their operations. This includes sectors such as banking, government services, telecom, and digital platforms, where large volumes of voice interactions need to be handled efficiently and consistently.

In practical terms, this allows banks to automate customer calls while maintaining clarity and compliance, government entities to communicate with citizens at scale, and customer support teams to handle higher volumes of interactions without increasing operational overhead.

In blind testing with Emirati and Arabic-speaking listeners, 93 per cent of participants preferred Munsit Emirati over leading global models in naturalness, emotional expression, and dialect fidelity, placing it among the most advanced Arabic voice systems available today.

Beyond user experience, the impact is also operational. Organizations deploying AI driven voice systems have reported cost reductions of up to 20 to 40 percent, alongside improvements in response times and service efficiency, particularly in high volume environments such as contact centers.

The launch reflects a broader shift across the UAE and the wider region, where organizations are moving away from English-first or neutral voice systems toward solutions that better reflect local identity. For years, many voice-based services relied on imported models, creating a gap precisely where communication matters most. Native Emirati voice AI begins to close that gap, allowing institutions to speak to people in a way that feels more familiar and aligned with the communities they serve.

β€œVoice is no longer just an interface, it is becoming part of how services express identity,” said Mohammad Abu Sheikh, Founder and CEO of CNTXT AI. β€œFor a long time, the region relied on systems that did not fully reflect how people communicate. This changes that. We are building technology that speaks the language the way it is actually used, and that has a direct impact on trust, engagement, and how services are experienced.”

β€œMost voice systems were never designed for Arabic, and certainly not for Emirati,” said Shameed Sait, AI Director at CNTXT AI.Β β€œWhat we have built goes beyond generating speech. It reflects how people actually speak, the rhythm, the tone, and the cultural context behind it. The real breakthrough is making that work reliably in real-world environments and at scale.”

As voice becomes a more central interface across customer service, digital platforms, and public services, expectations are shifting. Performance alone is no longer enough. How technology sounds, and how it is experienced, is becoming just as important.

With Munsit Emirati TTS, CNTXT AI is contributing to this shift, enabling organizations to move beyond generic voice systems and deliver experiences that are both efficient and relevant to the markets they serve.

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Salesforce is crowdsourcing its AI roadmap β€” with customersΒ 

βœ‡TechCrunch
By:Rebecca Szkutak
30 April 2026 at 20:06
Salesforce lets its customers lead its product roadmap with the thinking that if one enterprise customer has a problem, the others likely do too.

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By:Şahin CΙ™fΙ™rov
30 April 2026 at 19:30

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Poland March 2026: Market up 20.4%, Volvo XC60 repeats at record #4, BMW X1 in Top 10

βœ‡Best Selling Cars Blog
By:Matt Gasnier
25 April 2026 at 10:33

The BMW X1 ranks #10 in Poland in March.

The Polish new passenger car market is euphoric in March at +20.4% year-to-date to 63,900 units. The Q1 volume is up 6.7% to 151,650 as a result. Toyota (+10.6%) disappoints somewhat at 12.8% share vs. 15.5% year-to-date. In a Top 5 unchanged on last month it is followed by Skoda (+26.6%), Volkswagen (+5.2%), BMW (+34%) and Audi (+4.5%). This way, BMW overtakes Audi in the YTD order to reach #4, a ranking it also held over the Full Year 2025. Volvo (+34%) also shines at #9 with 4.3% share. Below, BYD (+316.7%), Omoda (+191.5%), Mazda (+153.4%), Peugeot (+50.4%) and MG (+47.5%) stand out.

Model-wise, the Toyota Corolla (+25.4%) snaps the top spot over the Skoda Octavia (+28.1%) for just five sales, ahead of the Nissan Qashqai (+1.8%) back to a traditionally strong month of March. The Volvo XC60 (+46.1%) repeats at a record 4th place, the third time it reaches that ranking alongside April 2025 and last month. distancing the Kia Sportage (+38.3%), Hyundai Tucson (+62.9%) and Toyota Yaris Cross (+26.8%) all in outstanding shape. The BMW X1 breaks into the Top 10 at #10.

Previous month: Poland February 2026: Omoda C5 breaks into Top 10

One year ago: Poland March 2025: Nissan Qashqai on podium

Full March 2026 Top 50 brands and Top 10 models below.

Poland March 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota8,18012.8%+ 10.6%123,55815.5%– 2.8%11
2Skoda6,84010.7%+ 26.6%216,27910.7%+ 19.6%22
3Volkswagen4,2146.6%+ 5.2%310,8507.2%+ 3.0%33
4BMW3,6395.7%+ 34.0%48,0885.3%+ 21.0%44
5Audi2,9704.6%+ 4.5%57,6445.0%– 3.2%56
6Kia2,8934.5%+ 5.0%76,8974.5%– 16.2%65
7Mercedes2,8324.4%+ 18.4%96,4854.3%+ 1.8%77
8Hyundai2,7504.3%+ 9.2%65,9813.9%– 21.8%88
9Volvo2,7344.3%+ 34.0%85,5983.7%+ 11.5%911
10Nissan2,7064.2%+ 17.1%184,0642.7%+ 1.8%1216
11Dacia2,0673.2%+ 1.6%105,0203.3%+ 5.2%109
12MG1,8412.9%+ 47.5%114,1372.7%+ 35.7%1113
13Renault1,7722.8%– 32.7%123,9122.6%– 22.1%1310
14Omoda1,5482.4%+ 191.5%143,5522.3%+ 197.7%1521
15Peugeot1,4212.2%+ 50.4%192,8291.9%+ 13.2%1817
16Lexus1,3792.2%+ 7.5%133,8042.5%– 24.1%1414
17Mazda1,2241.9%+ 153.4%281,9101.3%+ 41.8%2324
18Ford1,1891.9%– 3.9%153,3412.2%– 10.0%1612
19Cupra1,1681.8%+ 17.3%163,2542.1%+ 13.1%1715
20BYD9711.5%+ 316.7%252,0391.3%+ 284.0%2223
21Citroen9381.5%+ 26.9%212,3371.5%+ 30.5%1919
22Chery8591.3%new172,1341.4%new2137
23Honda8441.3%+ 38.6%231,8471.2%+ 21.3%2427
24Opel8171.3%+ 5.0%222,1561.4%+ 13.6%2018
25Suzuki6991.1%– 5.0%201,8011.2%– 18.4%2520
26BAIC5960.9%+ 95.4%261,3150.9%+ 53.6%2726
27Jaecoo5790.9%+ 36.6%241,4370.9%+ 19.6%2622
28Tesla4940.8%– 17.9%348420.6%– 6.3%2925
29Fiat3710.6%+ 187.6%271,0380.7%+ 110.1%2832
30Land Rover3500.5%+ 26.8%307350.5%+ 11.5%3234
31Porsche3230.5%– 29.3%336330.4%– 35.0%3430
32Seat3160.5%– 10.7%298070.5%– 34.8%3028
33Jeep2780.4%+ 9.9%327160.5%+ 2.6%3331
34Mini2730.4%– 11.1%317500.5%+ 7.0%3129
35Alfa Romeo2180.3%+ 15.3%364940.3%– 1.4%3635
36Bestune2030.3%new412820.2%new4043
37KGM1970.3%– 43.1%383480.2%– 61.2%3733
38Leapmotor1820.3%+ 225.0%355680.4%+ 914.3%3536
39Jetour1800.3%new393100.2%new39n/a
40Geely1320.2%new402630.2%new4142
41JAC1260.2%+ 6200.0%373140.2%+ 15600.0%3844
42Subaru910.1%– 50.5%431560.1%– 64.1%4439
43Mitsubishi800.1%– 43.7%421720.1%– 53.0%4238
44DS690.1%+ 72.5%441580.1%+ 26.4%4341
45Hongqi570.1%new461150.1%new4646
46Dongfeng500.1%n/a451430.1%+ 4666.7%4545
47Forthing480.1%+ 0.0%47940.1%– 39.0%4840
48Xpeng470.1%+ 370.0%481120.1%#DIV/0!4750
49MAN210.0%+ 600.0% –380.0%+ 280.0%5048
50GAC80.0%new50780.1%new4947
 –Others1060.2%+ 60.6% –2050.1%+ 25.8% – –

Poland March 2026 – models:

PosModelΒ Mar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota Corolla2,3443.7%+ 25.4%16,5154.3%+ 12.5%11
2Skoda Octavia2,3393.7%+ 28.1%25,6223.7%+ 21.7%22
3Nissan Qashqai1,6732.6%+ 1.8%n/a2,5851.7%– 4.3%8n/a
4Volvo XC601,6012.5%+ 46.1%43,1182.1%+ 13.1%7n/a
5Kia Sportage1,5232.4%+ 38.3%73,3872.2%– 1.8%54
6Hyundai Tucson1,4602.3%+ 62.9%33,2742.2%+ 16.3%66
7Toyota Yaris Cross1,3862.2%+ 26.8%53,5772.4%+ 17.2%35
8Toyota C-HR1,3112.1%– 4.4%63,4452.3%– 23.9%43
9Toyota Yaris9011.4%– 7.7%n/a2,3841.6%– 17.0%97
10BMW X18911.4%n/an/an/an/an/aΒ n/an/a
n/aMG HS8411.3%+ 32.4%n/a2,0971.4%+ 25.5%1310
n/aSkoda Kamiq8411.3%+ 29.8%n/a2,0971.4%+ 27.1%1413
n/aOmoda 58271.3%+ 55.7%92,1351.4%+ 79.0%12n/a
n/aVW T-Roc8231.3%+ 6.7%n/a2,3531.6%+ 4.8%108
n/aToyota Corolla Cross7821.2%+ 61.9%82,1851.4%+ 60.4%11n/a
n/aToyota Aygo X6541.0%+ 76.8%n/a1,9731.3%+ 87.7%15n/a

Source: SAMAR

Singapore pushes new global AI testing standard

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By:Minh Le
20 April 2026 at 14:01
The proposal will be discussed at the an ISO meeting in Singapore, the first time held in ASEAN, bringing more than 35 national bodies and 250 AI experts.

AI’s endless chip appetite

βœ‡Tech in Asia
By:Glenn Kaonang
20 April 2026 at 06:00
The race for AI compute and its jagged limits, Zuckerberg’s return to coding, and a candid take from Animoca’s CEO on agents and blockchain.

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