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Poland May 2024: Skoda Octavia takes the lead, MG HS and Lexus LBX inside Top 30

The Lexus LBX lands inside the Polish Top 30 in May.

New car sales in Poland gain another solid 13.7% year-on-year in May to 42,627 units, leading to a year-to-date cume up 15.3% to 222,115. Toyota (+51.8%) and Skoda (+28.7%) both vastly outpace the market atop the brands ranking with 18.4% and 13% share respectively. In contrast Kia (-14.9%) and Volkswagen (-20%) are in serious trouble below. Mazda (+68.9%) slips inside the Top 10 for the first time since December 2019 at #9, with Mercedes (+49.6%) also in great shape. The remainder of the Top 10 trails the market, with Hyundai (+6%) and BMW (+1.1%) soft and Dacia (-0.9%) and Audi (-11.8%) in decline. Suzuki makes its second appearance in the Top 15 this year at #15.

Over in the models ranking, the Skoda Octavia (+43.4%) takes the lead for the first time since September 2022, toppling the Toyota Corolla (-5.5%) down to #3 for the month. The Toyota RAV4 surges 210% year-on-year to #2 with 4.6% share vs. 2.8% so far this year. The Toyota Yaris Cross (+144.3%) is also in spectacular form and rallies back up eight spots on April to #4. The Mazda CX-5 (+918.4%) posts a surreal YoY lift while the Toyota C-HR (+77.8%) and Skoda Superb (+50%) also impress. We have two newcomers inside the Top 30: the MG HS at #27 and the Lexus LBX at #30. This is also their first time inside the Polish Top 50, as is also the case for the MG ZS at #47.

Previous month: Poland April 2024: Toyota, Mercedes, Volvo highlight robust market

One year ago: Poland May 2023: Sales up 7.3%, Cupra Formentor breaks into Top 10

Full May 2024 Top 15 brands and Top 50 models below.

Poland May 2024 – brands:

PosBrandMay-24%/23Apr2024%/23PosFY23
1Toyota7,82918.4%+ 51.8%143,71519.7%+ 19.4%11
2Skoda5,53813.0%+ 28.7%225,60811.5%+ 20.4%22
3Kia2,8406.7%– 14.9%613,4426.1%– 11.2%33
4Volkswagen2,7586.5%– 20.0%313,0915.9%– 5.8%44
5Hyundai2,5506.0%+ 6.0%512,4195.6%+ 19.9%55
6BMW2,2775.3%+ 1.1%711,5925.2%+ 21.1%67
7Audi2,0514.8%– 11.8%910,5984.8%+ 1.5%86
8Mercedes2,0474.8%+ 49.6%410,6264.8%+ 56.9%78
9Mazda1,6153.8%+ 68.9%125,3792.4%+ 12.9%1312
10Dacia1,3753.2%– 0.9%107,5723.4%– 8.2%109
11Renault1,3223.1%+ 4.6%116,4842.9%+ 20.1%1110
12Volvo1,2993.0%+ 12.6%88,3483.8%+ 46.9%911
13Lexus1,2472.9%+ 15.9%145,5682.5%+ 20.8%1213
14Ford8702.0%+ 0.3%134,8462.2%+ 1.4%1414
15Suzuki7891.9%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
n/aNissan4961.2%n/an/a4,6412.1%n/a15n/a

Poland May 2024 – models:

PosModel May-24%/23Apr2024%/23PosFY23
1Skoda Octavia2,3225.4%+ 43.4%29,9574.5%+ 63.1%22
2Toyota RAV41,9594.6%+ 210.0%46,1872.8%+ 90.5%49
3Toyota Corolla1,7324.1%– 5.5%112,1365.5%+ 39.7%11
4Toyota Yaris Cross1,1142.6%+ 144.3%126,8453.1%+ 1.3%34
5Kia Sportage1,1142.6%– 11.6%65,4522.5%+ 12.5%75
6Hyundai Tucson1,0782.5%+ 9.9%95,2592.4%+ 37.9%86
7Mazda CX-59982.3%+ 918.4%172,4841.1%+ 122.4%1844
8Toyota C-HR9922.3%+ 77.8%55,8442.6%+ 24.1%57
9Toyota Yaris9122.1%– 2.0%35,5902.5%– 18.8%63
10Dacia Duster7631.8%+ 4.2%103,8251.7%– 13.3%98
11Skoda Superb7501.8%+ 50.0%112,7561.2%– 2.6%1615
12Skoda Kamiq7081.7%+ 109.5%143,3301.5%+ 20.9%1114
13VW T-Roc6871.6%– 13.8%153,0561.4%– 8.1%1310
14Hyundai i306111.4%+ 2.2%202,4411.1%– 0.4%1918
15Cupra Formentor5901.4%– 9.4%133,4051.5%+ 44.2%1013
16Lexus NX5741.3%+ 29.6%252,0460.9%+ 3.7%2731
17VW Tiguan5511.3%+ 11.8%72,9311.3%+ 39.6%1521
18Skoda Kodiaq5331.3%+ 43.3%182,3911.1%+ 13.5%2019
19Skoda Fabia4861.1%– 31.7%162,6611.2%– 19.5%1712
20Kia Xceed4801.1%+ 23.4%441,7150.8%– 19.3%3624
21Volvo XC604651.1%– 8.5%83,0111.4%+ 7.8%1417
22Audi A34231.0%– 6.2%282,3841.1%+ 63.1%2127
23VW Golf4111.0%– 26.7%231,7990.8%– 2.4%3329
24BMW 3 Series4111.0%+ 48.4%391,6270.7%+ 16.1%4035
25Ford Focus3890.9%+ 140.1%191,9250.9%+ 61.4%29 n/a
26Audi Q33860.9%+ 27.0% n/a1,5020.7%+ 0.3%4334
27MG HS3810.9%n/a n/an/an/an/a n/an/a
28Volvo XC403780.9%n/a212,2471.0%n/a24 n/a
29Skoda Karoq3770.9%– 18.9%272,3141.0%– 0.4%2220
30Lexus LBX3690.9%newn/an/an/anew n/a –
31Kia Ceed3630.9%– 48.4% n/a1,9630.9%– 30.8%2811
32Dacia Sandero3620.8%+ 13.1%222,1561.0%– 8.6%2522
33Suzuki Vitara3570.8%+ 51.9%321,8230.8%+ 18.2%3230
34Skoda Scala3480.8%+ 3.6%242,0600.9%+ 19.1%2623
35Hyundai i203440.8%+ 30.8%311,6830.8%+ 17.1%3846
36BMW X53420.8%+ 10.0%481,4690.7%+ 14.5%4440
37Hyundai Kona3390.8%#DIV/0!331,8500.8%+ 312.9%3139
38BMW 5 Series3290.8%+ 22.3%421,3500.6%n/a48 n/a
39Renault Captur3270.8%– 10.4%262,2841.0%+ 52.2%2336
40Audi A43270.8%+ 11.2%341,7690.8%+ 20.3%3437
41Mercedes GLC3200.8%+ 133.6%291,6280.7%+ 39.6%39 n/a
42Nissan Qashqai3090.7%– 19.1%433,2321.5%+ 90.6%1228
43VW Passat3070.7%– 33.5% n/a1,3650.6%– 27.0%4725
44Kia Stonic3040.7%+ 6.7% n/a1,2960.6%– 17.1%5043
45Toyota Camry2910.7%n/a361,7480.8%n/a3533
46Renault Clio2900.7%+ 32.4%351,6020.7%+ 2.0%4126
47MG ZS2600.6%n/an/an/an/an/a n/an/a
48Toyota Corolla Cross2540.6%+ 202.4% n/a1,8970.9%– 28.7%3016
49Suzuki SX4 S-Cross2500.6%n/a501,3400.6%n/a49 n/a
50Toyota Aygo X2460.6%– 3.5%401,5700.7%+ 4.9%4238
 n/aDacia Jogger2460.6%– 19.9%451,4440.7%+ 14.8%4541
 n/aCitroen C31800.4%n/a471,7110.8%n/a37 n/a
 n/aLexus RX1770.4%– 18.8%n/a1,4060.6%+ 24.8%4648

Source: SAMAR

This Post Has 2 Comments
    1. Only sold to Taxi companies here in Sweden. The only “big” sedans sold here (as in many countries) are the Audi A6, BMW i5 and the bestseller Mercedes E-class in both petrol and electric.

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