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Turkiye October 2024: Volkswagen (+79.9%), For (+69%) shine, Peugeot 408 up to #11

Turkiye is the only market in the world where the Peugeot 408 is successful.

97,274 new light vehicles hit Turkish roads in October, a -4% year-on-year decline but still the 2nd biggest October volume in history. As a result, the year-to-date volume is 947,166, off -1.2% on the same period in 2023 and here to the 2nd highest ever. Renault (-21.2%) repeats at #1 despite falling way faster than the market. In contrast Volkswagen (+79.9%) and Ford (+69%) skyrocket to 10.3% and 9% share respectively vs. 7.7% and 8.2% year-to-date. Once again Fiat (-46.3%) implodes, now down to #4 and 8.8% share vs. 11.6% so far this year where it keeps the lead. Skoda (+44%), Peugeot (+34.9%) and Opel (+15.7%) defy the negative market with double-digit gains, with Hyundai (+9.8%) also strong at #6.

Model-wise, the Renault Clio repeats at #1 ahead of the Fiat Egea Sedan which however remains #1 year-to-date by far. The Togg T10X is up to #3, its highest ranking since last May when it hit #2. The Renault Megane Sedan drops to #4 while the VW Taigo surges from outside the September Top 40 directly into 5th place. It distances the Toyota Corolla Sedan and Estate, the Fiat Egea Cross and Hyundai i20. Notice also the Dacia Sandero Stepway up to #9 vs. #20 year-to-date, the Peugeot 408 soaring to #11, by far its best ranking in the world and also what is believed to be a new Turkish ranking record, vs. #28 year-to-date, the VW T-Roc up to #13 vs. vs. #31 and the Skoda Superb up to #14 vs. #40. The new Renault Duster is up to #16.

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

One year ago: Turkiye October 2023: Market up 55.4% to yet another record, Togg up to #11

Full October 2024 Top 50 All brands and Top 40 models below.

Turkiye October 2024 – brands:

PosBrandOct-24%/23Sep2024%/23PosFY23
1Renault10,73111.0%– 21.2%1102,92210.9%+ 0.5%22
2Volkswagen9,98510.3%+ 79.9%473,1017.7%+ 5.1%44
3Ford8,7259.0%+ 69.0%377,2078.2%– 6.9%33
4Fiat8,6058.8%– 46.3%2109,59711.6%– 30.7%11
5Peugeot6,7026.9%+ 34.9%554,6115.8%– 14.5%55
6Hyundai5,1105.3%+ 9.8%648,6865.1%+ 4.9%79
7Opel5,0425.2%+ 15.7%746,7554.9%– 21.0%96
8Toyota4,8195.0%– 29.9%845,5404.8%+ 8.6%108
9Citroen4,5934.7%– 9.3%1046,8024.9%– 6.4%87
10Skoda3,7663.9%+ 44.0%1134,0883.6%+ 24.4%1112
11Mercedes3,4813.6%+ 13.5%930,3913.2%+ 19.6%1213
12Togg3,0913.2%– 13.3%1620,1402.1%+ 119.6%1519
13Chery2,8142.9%– 37.7%1250,8115.4%+ 63.7%611
14BMW2,4612.5%+ 54.3%1517,2771.8%– 4.0%1814
15Dacia2,1612.2%– 18.5%1728,5843.0%– 18.0%1310
16Audi2,1132.2%+ 33.6%2014,3981.5%– 18.9%2016
17Nissan2,0382.1%– 26.6%1320,0602.1%+ 44.6%1618
18Kia1,8541.9%– 11.4%1817,5251.9%– 2.0%1715
19Honda1,2721.3%– 24.3%1920,4672.2%+ 27.6%1417
20MG1,0961.1%– 56.2%2116,4881.7%+ 67.1%1920
21Seat9651.0%– 12.1%278,8800.9%+ 15.1%2323
22Volvo8970.9%+ 6.5%2210,4051.1%+ 16.3%2122
23KG Mobility (ex SsangYong)8730.9%+ 422.8%239,6041.0%+ 563.7%2233
24Jaecoo6840.7%new242,0200.2%new32 –
25Cupra6530.7%– 43.8%266,8220.7%– 10.6%2524
26Mini5260.5%+ 135.9%252,9920.3%+ 47.8%2730
27Tesla3400.3%– 32.0%147,3670.8%– 31.1%2421
28Isuzu3110.3%+ 211.0%322,5190.3%+ 30.9%3032
29Iveco2960.3%+ 1.7%282,6020.3%+ 18.0%2929
30Jeep2350.2%– 36.7%292,7670.3%+ 4.3%2826
31Alfa Romeo1690.2%+ 83.7%367610.1%– 60.3%3734
32Porsche1670.2%+ 145.6%349070.1%– 7.1%3635
33Land Rover1610.2%– 46.7%312,4390.3%– 2.5%3128
34DFSK/Seres1360.1%n/a339540.1%+ 230.1%3542
35DS1290.1%+ 29.0%371,5080.2%– 52.5%3427
36Lexus910.1%+ 97.8%356190.1%+ 57.5%3839
37Suzuki610.1%– 80.6%305,1640.5%+ 27.7%2625
38Skywell380.0%– 93.9%383240.0%– 84.1%3931
39Maxus210.0%new412620.0%new4146
40Subaru190.0%+ 26.7%392730.0%– 66.0%4036
41Maserati180.0%– 58.1%422190.0%– 54.4%4238
42Leapmotor120.0%+ 20.0%401850.0%– 40.3%4341
43Jaguar30.0%– 76.9%44490.0%– 47.9%4745
44Ferrari30.0%– 25.0%47200.0%– 4.8%4948
45Bentley20.0%– 50.0%43290.0%– 6.5%4847
46Karsan10.0%– 91.7%451360.0%– 47.7%4443
47Mitsubishi10.0%– 91.7% –560.0%– 84.7%4540
48Hongqi10.0%– 93.3%48130.0%– 13.3%5151
49Aston Martin10.0%+ 0.0% –100.0%– 50.0%5249
50Farizon10.0%new –50.0%new54 –

Turkiye October 2024 – models:

PosModelOct-24%Sep2024%PosFY23
1Renault Clio3,9155.2%138,4105.1%22
2Fiat Egea Sedan3,6974.9%246,0116.1%11
3Togg T10X3,0914.1%620,1402.7%69
4Renault Megane Sedan2,9934.0%332,3244.3%34
5VW Taigo2,9233.9%n/a10,9551.5%1924
6Toyota Corolla Sedan and Estate2,7273.6%1023,5943.1%45
7Fiat Egea Cross2,1362.8%820,1452.7%53
8Hyundai i201,8502.4%916,4402.2%97
9Dacia Sandero Stepway1,8222.4%1610,9301.5%2023
10Nissan Qashqai1,5512.0%513,1891.8%1514
11Peugeot 4081,4822.0%398,8281.2%2826
12Citroen C4 X1,4772.0%1413,4301.8%1222
13VW T-Roc1,4721.9%n/a7,8461.0%3116
14Skoda Superb1,2711.7%186,3060.8%4037
15Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Max1,2661.7%4018,2422.4%8 –
16Renault Duster (gen 3)1,2431.6%34n/an/an/a –
17Peugeot 20081,2381.6%1213,2301.8%1411
18Ford Focus Sedan and Estate1,2311.6%269,6071.3%2421
19Hyundai Tucson1,1991.6%139,1391.2%2725
20Hyundai Bayon1,1471.5%1712,1221.6%1813
21VW Tiguan1,0441.4%159,7351.3%2329
22Opel Grandland 1,0261.4%206,6640.9%36n/a
23Chery Tiggo 8 Pro/Max1,0171.3%720,0642.7%717
24MG HS9821.3%n/a10,1781.4%2240
25Peugeot 30089211.2%2112,7041.7%1610
26Opel Corsa8321.1%199,5571.3%258
27BMW X18261.1%22n/an/an/an/a
28VW T-Cross7941.0%375,9200.8%n/a34
29Honda HR-V7551.0%333,8380.5%n/an/a
30KGM Torres7391.0%256,6360.9%37n/a
31Kia Xceed7351.0%n/an/an/an/an/a
32Toyota C-HR7321.0%117,3511.0%34n/a
33Opel Crossland7261.0%248,1901.1%2918
34VW Polo7130.9%2913,4121.8%1312
35Skoda Kamiq6930.9%287,4271.0%32n/a
36Skoda Octavia6910.9%359,1551.2%26n/a
37Jaecoo 76840.9%272,0200.3%n/a –
38VW Golf5940.8%2315,4102.1%10n/a
39BMW 5 Series5750.8%n/an/an/an/an/a
40Audi A45620.7%n/an/an/an/an/a
n/aChery Omoda 5/Pro5310.7%n/a12,5051.7%1720
n/aOpel Mokka4430.6%327,9661.1%3015
n/aRenault Austral3970.5%n/a6,3410.8%3935
n/aTesla Model Y3400.4%47,3671.0%3327
n/aFord Puma3150.4%n/a6,8550.9%35n/a
n/aHonda City1040.1%n/a10,6871.4%2128
n/aDacia Duster (gen 2)500.1%3814,6251.9%116
n/aCitroen C3290.0%n/a6,5710.9%3833

Source: ODMD

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