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Turkiye September 2024: Renault (-17.3%) outsells Fiat (-50.3%)

The Renault Clio is the best-selling car in Turkiye in September.

Turkish new light vehicle sales drop -9.4% year-on-year in September to 87,740 units. This means the year-to-date tally isn’t at record heights anymore at -0.3% to 849,892. Renault (-17.3%) skids down but grabs the brand top spot off a freefalling Fiat (-50.3%). The French carmaker holds 11% of the market vs. 10.8% year-to-date while the Italian brand is down to 8.8% vs. 11.9%. Ford (+4.7%) dies the negative context at 8.4% share in third place above Volkswagen (-4.1%) at 6.7%. The next four manufacturers all post positive results, with Toyota (+37.3%) faring best above Opel (+28.6%), Hyundai (+11.1%) and Peugeot (+4.6%). Nissan (+59.1%), Skoda (+47.4%) and BMW (+29%) also shine below. Local EV maker Togg (-0.2%) is back up to #16 with 2.5% share after a mediocre August result (0.7% share). Newcomer Jaecoo stays at #24 with 0.8% share.

Model-wise (PC only), the Renault Clio easily takes the lead with 5.8% share, dethroning the Fiat Egea Sedan at 4.4%. The Renault Megane sedan completes the podium ahead of the Tesla Model Y and Nissan Qashqai. The Togg T10X rallies back up 34 ranks on last month to #6 vs. #7 year-to-date, the Chery Tiggo 8 Pro/Max is up 21 to #7 and the Toyota Corolla Sedan up 21 to #10. Notice also the Toyota C-HR up to #11 vs. #32 YTD, the Hyundai Tucson up to #13 vs. #27, the Skoda Superb at #18 and the BMW X1 at #22.

Previous month: Turkiye August 2024: Third gen Duster launches under Renault branding

One year ago: Turkiye September 2023: Sales up 55.9% to new record, Chery repeats at #5, Togg up to #13

Full September 2024 Top 48 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Turkiye September 2024 – brands:

PosBrandSep-24%/23Aug2024%/23PosFY23
1Renault9,68311.0%– 17.3%292,19110.8%+ 3.9%22
2Fiat7,7218.8%– 50.3%1100,99211.9%– 29.0%11
3Ford7,3518.4%+ 4.7%368,4828.1%– 12.0%33
4Volkswagen5,8416.7%– 4.1%463,1167.4%– 1.4%44
5Peugeot5,0555.8%+ 4.6%647,9095.6%– 18.6%65
6Hyundai5,0025.7%+ 11.1%843,5765.1%+ 4.4%79
7Opel4,7875.5%+ 28.6%541,7134.9%– 23.9%96
8Toyota4,7565.4%+ 37.3%1240,7214.8%+ 16.1%108
9Mercedes3,6944.2%– 1.1%1026,9103.2%+ 20.5%1213
10Citroen3,6644.2%– 7.2%742,2095.0%– 6.0%87
11Skoda3,4143.9%+ 47.4%1130,3223.6%+ 22.3%1112
12Chery3,2153.7%– 43.0%947,9975.6%+ 81.0%511
13Nissan2,9843.4%+ 59.1%1518,0222.1%+ 62.4%1518
14Tesla2,4752.8%new207,0270.8%new2421
15BMW2,4622.8%+ 29.0%1814,8161.7%– 9.7%1914
16Togg2,2002.5%– 0.2%2517,0492.0%+ 204.2%1619
17Dacia1,9912.3%+ 6.8%1326,4233.1%– 17.9%1310
18Kia1,5971.8%– 9.5%1615,6711.8%– 0.8%1715
19Honda1,5551.8%– 5.8%1419,1952.3%+ 33.6%1417
20Audi1,3461.5%– 17.8%1712,2851.4%– 24.0%2016
21MG1,3311.5%+ 21.8%1915,3921.8%+ 109.1%1820
22Volvo9461.1%+ 2.4%219,5081.1%+ 17.3%2122
23KG Mobility (ex SsangYong)9101.0%+ 371.5%268,7311.0%+ 582.1%2233
24Jaecoo7150.8%new241,3360.2%new34 –
25Mini6560.7%+ 127.0%312,4660.3%+ 36.9%2830
26Cupra4550.5%– 42.8%226,1690.7%– 4.6%2524
27Seat4240.5%– 11.5%237,9150.9%+ 19.7%2323
28Iveco3030.3%+ 15.2%322,3060.3%+ 20.5%2929
29Jeep2430.3%– 15.0%292,5320.3%+ 10.9%2726
30Suzuki1710.2%– 53.5%305,1030.6%+ 36.8%2625
31Land Rover1530.2%– 62.3%272,2780.3%+ 3.6%3028
32Isuzu1210.1%– 41.0%282,2080.3%+ 21.0%3132
33DFSK/Seres1120.1%+ 5500.0%338180.1%+ 183.0%3542
34Porsche900.1%+ 5.9%357400.1%– 18.5%3635
35Lexus900.1%+ 200.0%375280.1%+ 52.2%3839
36Alfa Romeo500.1%– 41.2%385920.1%– 67.6%3734
37DS400.0%– 83.0%341,3790.2%– 55.1%3327
38Skywell360.0%– 95.2%402860.0%– 79.9%3931
39Subaru230.0%– 47.7%412540.0%– 67.8%4036
40Leapmotor230.0%– 54.0%421730.0%– 42.3%4341
41Maxus190.0%new462410.0%new4146
42Maserati150.0%– 46.4%392010.0%– 54.0%4238
43Bentley60.0%+ 50.0%48270.0%+ 0.0%4847
44Jaguar50.0%+ 0.0%45460.0%– 43.2%4745
45Karsan40.0%+ 33.3%431350.0%– 45.6%4443
46Lamborghini40.0%+ 300.0%49160.0%+ 33.3%5050
47Ferrari10.0%+ 0.0%47170.0%+ 0.0%4948
48Hongqi10.0%new50120.0%new5151

Turkiye September 2024 – models:

PosModelSep-24%Aug2024%PosFY23
1Renault Clio4,0265.8%234,4955.1%22
2Fiat Egea Sedan3,0664.4%142,3146.3%11
3Renault Megane Sedan2,6463.8%329,3314.3%34
4Tesla Model Y2,4753.6%136,6071.0%3327
5Nissan Qashqai2,2313.2%511,6381.7%1714
6Togg T10X2,2003.2%4017,0492.5%79
7Chery Tiggo 8 Pro/Max2,1993.2%2819,0472.8%517
8Fiat Egea Cross1,8342.6%818,0092.7%63
9Hyundai i201,8182.6%1114,5902.2%117
10Toyota Corolla Sedan1,7172.5%3120,8673.1%45
11Toyota C-HR1,6962.4%216,6191.0%32n/a
12Peugeot 20081,6102.3%911,9921.8%1311
13Hyundai Tucson1,2931.9%167,9401.2%2725
14Citroen C4 X1,2651.8%1211,9531.8%1522
15VW Tiguan1,2611.8%238,6911.3%2329
16Dacia Sandero Stepway1,2231.8%79,1081.3%2123
17Hyundai Bayon1,1921.7%2010,9751.6%1813
18Skoda Superb1,1301.6%15n/an/an/a37
19Opel Corsa9231.3%n/a8,7251.3%228
20Opel Grandland 8611.2%345,6380.8%39n/a
21Peugeot 30087961.1%3311,7831.7%1610
22BMW X17851.1%n/an/an/an/an/a
23VW Golf7841.1%2414,8162.2%9n/a
24Opel Crossland7681.1%327,4641.1%2918
25KGM Torres7521.1%n/a5,8970.9%38n/a
26Ford Focus Sedan and Estate7261.0%68,3761.2%2521
27Jaecoo 77151.0%391,3360.2%n/a –
28Skoda Kamiq6981.0%n/a6,7341.0%31n/a
29VW Polo6751.0%412,6991.9%1212
30Nissan Juke6731.0%n/an/an/an/an/a
31Kia Stonic6711.0%363,6620.5%n/a38
32Opel Mokka6621.0%107,5231.1%2815
33Honda HR-V6600.9%263,0830.5%n/an/a
34Renault Duster (gen 3)6010.9%19n/an/an/a –
35Skoda Octavia6000.9%278,4641.3%24n/a
36Mini Countryman5990.9%n/an/an/an/an/a
37VW T-Cross5880.8%n/a5,1260.8%4034
38Dacia Duster (gen 2)5730.8%1714,6242.2%106
39Peugeot 4085730.8%n/a7,3461.1%3026
40Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Max5560.8%18n/an/an/a –
n/aChery Omoda 5/Pro4600.7%2511,9741.8%1420
n/aVW Taigo4580.7%388,0321.2%2624
n/aToyota Corolla Cross4010.6%225,0830.8%n/a31
n/aMG HS3950.6%309,1961.4%2040
n/aVW T-Roc3700.5%n/a6,3740.9%3616
n/aFord Puma3080.4%356,5401.0%35n/a
n/aRenault Austral1880.3%n/a5,9440.9%3735
n/aHonda City750.1%n/a10,5831.6%1928
n/aCitroen C3730.1%n/a6,5421.0%3433

Source: ODMD

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