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Russia October 2011: Lada Samara leads, new Kia Rio in Top 10

Kia Rio

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Russian car sales continue to be boosted by scrappage schemes, up a massive 27% in October at 240,865 registrations and at +43% over the first 10 months of the year at 2,162,504 units.

For the first time in 5 years, the Lada Samara leads the Russian car market with a very robust 13,948 sales and 5.8% share, up 49% year-on-year. It however stays #4 year-to-date at 99,604 units and 4.6%, up 15%. The Lada Kalina ranks 2nd with 11,615 sales and 4.8%, keeping the 2011 lead at 121,400 units and 5.6%, ahead of the Lada Priora at 11,563 sales and 119,522 year-to-date (5.5%).

Lada Samara

Like in September, the Hyundai Solaris delivers an outstanding 4th position with 10,271 sales and 4.3%, its third time above 10,000 monthly units so far this year… Very strong month for the Ford Focus, up one spot to #5 and 8,541 units (3.5%). The Renault Logan is up 2 spots to #6, the Lada 4×4 is stable at #7 and the Lada 2104-2107 is down to a paltry 8th place, its lowest ever!

Thanks to the new generation now in dealerships, the Kia Rio is up to #9 with 5,735 sales and 2.4% share, already the nameplate’s best score this year. Other good performers this month include the Renault Sandero up to #13 with 1.9% and the Nissan Qashqai up to #16 and 1.6%.

Previous month: Russia September 2011 Hyundai Solaris up to #4 for the first time

Full October 2011 Top 20 Ranking Table below.

Russia October 2011:

Pos Model Oct % Sep 2011 % /10 Pos 2010
1 Lada Samara 13,948 5.8% 3 99,604 4.6% 15% 4 4
2 Lada Kalina 11,615 4.8% 2 121,400 5.6% 42% 1 3
3 Lada Priora 11,563 4.8% 1 119,522 5.5% 18% 2 2
4 Hyundai Solaris 10,271 4.3% 4 76,649 3.5% new 5  -
5 Ford Focus 8,541 3.5% 6 65,246 3.0% 25% 7 5
6 Renault Logan 6,525 2.7% 8 68,359 3.2% 36% 6 6
7 Lada 4×4 6,405 2.7% 7 51,110 2.4% 48% 8 7
8 Lada 2104-2107 5,739 2.4% 5 101,548 4.7% -10% 3 1
9 Kia Rio 5,735 2.4% n/a 38,353 1.8% 54% 13 13
10 Chevrolet Niva 5,642 2.3% 9 42,072 1.9% 55% 10 9
11 VW Polo 5,180 2.2% 10 40,191 1.9% 778% 11  -
12 Daewoo Nexia 4,666 1.9% 11 46,570 2.2% 30% 9 8
13 Renault Sandero 4,493 1.9% 14 35,159 1.6% 158% 14 19
14 Opel Astra 4,343 1.8% 12 38,928 1.8% 78% 12 12
15 Skoda Octavia 4,202 1.7% 13 32,000 1.5% 130% 17 21
16 Nissan Qashqai 3,795 1.6% 19 27,085 1.3% 69% 19 17
17 Chevrolet Cruze 3,431 1.4% 15 30,683 1.4% 111% 18 20
18 Chevrolet Lacetti 3,332 1.4% 17 34,635 1.6% 36% 15 10
19 Daewoo Matiz 3,190 1.3% 16 32,909 1.5% 30% 16 11
20 Kia Cee’d 2,683 1.1% 21 24,378 1.1% 11% 21 14
21 Kia Sportage 2,660 1.1% 18 19,955 0.9% 18% 24 18
22 Toyota RAV4 2,397 1.0% 20 20,916 1.0% 59% 23 23
23 Toyota Corolla 2,078 0.9% n/a 21,891 1.0% 74% 22 25
Chevrolet Aveo 1,122 0.5% n/a 24,519 1.1% 34% 20 16
Kia Cerato 565 0.2% n/a 18,143 0.8% 93% 25  -

Source: www.aebrus.ru

Categories: Russia
  1. Max
    November 11th, 2011 at 07:09 | #1

    Before the arrival of Logan, the Focus was the first imported car.

  2. Sith
    November 11th, 2011 at 05:28 | #2

    How many Toyota Camry´s?

    The usual sales of them are between 1000 – 2000.

    • matgasnier
      November 11th, 2011 at 09:54 | #3

      Hey Sith,
      The Toyota Camry being out of the year-to-date Top 25 I do not have access to its monthly sales figures unfortunately…
      cheers
      Matt

  3. November 10th, 2011 at 19:13 | #4

    Bravo Ford Focus! A hit in a country where cars have to last and be strong due to horrifing weather and road conditions!

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