Thailand October 2024: Neta up to record #8

December 10, 2024
Matt Gasnier
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The new X pushes Neta to a record ranking in Thailand.

40,630 new light vehicles found a buyer in Thailand in October, compared to 43,568 in September. Toyota falls back to a still ultra dominant 41.9% share vs. 42.8% last month. Honda drops to 12.2% and ends the month just 36 sales above Isuzu. Mitsubishi stays at #4 ahead of Ford, BYD and MG meaning the Top 7 brands are unchanged on September. Neta stuns at #8 with 2.8% share vs. just 1.7% last month when it ranked #10. This is believed to be Neta’s highest ever ranking in Thailand (and in the world for that matter). As a reminder Neta assembles cars locally. Another impressive performer, Chinese also, is Ora up 8 spots on September to #13, distancing such established brands as Suzuki, Volvo and Hyundai.

Over in the models charts, this time the Top 5 is identical to September. The Toyota Hilux keeps the lead but see its market share thaw to 11.6% vs. 13.3% last month. The Isuzu D-Max follows at 9.1% with the Toyota Yaris Ativ, Yaris Cross and Honda City in tow. The Toyota Corolla Cross, Ford Ranger and Mitsubishi Xpander all gain one spot month-on-month, taking advantage of the fall of the Honda HR-V down from #6 to #9. The Honda Civic is up 7 ranks to #14 while the BYD Dolphin is up 10 to #15. The Neta X lands directly at #20.

Previous month: Thailand September 2024: Toyota at 42.8% share, Neta in Top 10

Previous year: Thailand Full Year 2023: Isuzu D-Max keeps lead, BYD up to #6

Full October 2024 Top 37 All brands and Top 183 All models below.

Thailand October 2024 – brands:

Pos	Brand	Oct-24	%	Sep
1	Toyota	17,008	41.9%	1
2	Honda	4,958	12.2%	2
3	Isuzu	4,922	12.1%	3
4	Mitsubishi	2,371	5.8%	4
5	Ford	1,787	4.4%	5
6	BYD	1,278	3.1%	6
7	MG	1,239	3.0%	7
8	Neta	1,122	2.8%	10
9	BMW	881	2.2%	8
10	Mazda	772	1.9%	9
11	Mercedes	694	1.7%	11
12	Nissan	520	1.3%	12
13	Ora	384	0.9%	21
14	Suzuki	347	0.9%	14
15	ChangAn	327	0.8%	16
16	GAC	301	0.7%	15
17	Volvo	292	0.7%	17
18	Hyundai	256	0.6%	18
19	Haval	224	0.6%	19
20	Porsche	155	0.4%	22
21	Mini	133	0.3%	23
22	Kia	123	0.3%	20
23	Tesla	109	0.3%	13
24	Subaru	68	0.2%	27
25	Wuling	66	0.2%	25
26	Lexus	62	0.2%	24
27	Audi	56	0.1%	26
28	TANK	54	0.1%	28
29	Xpeng	44	0.1%	37
30	Zeekr	40	0.1%	29
31	Peugeot	15	0.0%	30
32	Land Rover	9	0.0%	31
33	Bentley	7	0.0%	32
34	Jaguar	2	0.0%	–
35	Volkswagen	2	0.0%	34
36	Aston Martin	1	0.0%	–
37	Maserati	1	0.0%	33

Thailand October 2024 – models:

Pos	Model	Oct-24	%	Sep
1	Toyota Hilux	5,060	11.6%	1
2	Isuzu D-Max	3,949	9.1%	2
3	Toyota Yaris Ativ	3,405	7.8%	3
4	Toyota Yaris Cross	2,511	5.8%	4
5	Honda City	2,249	5.2%	5
6	Toyota Corolla Cross	1,188	2.7%	7
7	Ford Ranger	1,136	2.6%	8
8	Mitsubishi Xpander	1,078	2.5%	9
9	Honda HR-V	1,059	2.4%	6
10	Isuzu MU-X	973	2.2%	10
11	Toyota Fortuner	897	2.1%	11
12	Toyota Hiace	886	2.0%	14
13	Toyota Hilux CHAMP	855	2.0%	12
14	Honda Civic	797	1.8%	21
15	BYD Dolphin	702	1.6%	25
16	Mitsubishi Triton	657	1.5%	19
17	Ford Everest	648	1.5%	17
18	Toyota Corolla Altis	607	1.4%	18
19	Honda CR-V	574	1.3%	16
20	Neta X	570	1.3%	–
21	Neta V	552	1.3%	15
22	Toyota Yaris	541	1.2%	20
23	BYD Atto 3	448	1.0%	13
24	Toyota Alphard	401	0.9%	24
25	Mazda2	394	0.9%	23
26	Toyota Veloz	368	0.8%	22
27	Ora Good Cat	354	0.8%	52
28	MG 4	309	0.7%	26
29	GAC Aion Y Plus	295	0.7%	29
30	Nissan Almera	287	0.7%	35
31	Changan Deepal S07	265	0.6%	30
32	MG ZS	252	0.6%	39
33	Mitsubishi Attrage	246	0.6%	28
34	Mitsubishi Mirage	227	0.5%	31
35	MG 5	213	0.5%	33
36	BMW 3 Series	211	0.5%	34
37	Honda Accord	194	0.4%	32
38	Mercedes C-Class Estate	188	0.4%	41
39	Nissan Kicks	186	0.4%	36
40	MG EP	160	0.4%	53
41	Mazda CX-30	159	0.4%	47
42	Mitsubishi Pajero Sport	159	0.4%	38
43	BMW X1	152	0.3%	48
44	Toyota Innova Crysta	150	0.3%	37
45	Suzuki Swift	148	0.3%	40
46	Suzuki Celerio	142	0.3%	49
47	Mercedes E-Class Cabriolet	141	0.3%	45
48	Haval Jolion	130	0.3%	50
49	BMW 5 Series	128	0.3%	44
50	Mercedes GLC Coupe	127	0.3%	46
51	MG Extender	112	0.3%	42
52	Kia EV5	98	0.2%	43
53	Haval H6	94	0.2%	64
54	Tesla Model 3	92	0.2%	27
55	Hyundai Staria	90	0.2%	58
56	Porsche Cayenne	85	0.2%	61
57	Mini 5-Door Hatch	81	0.2%	92
58	Hyundai Stargazer X	80	0.2%	65
59	Honda WR-V	78	0.2%	54
60	Volvo EX40	78	0.2%	63
61	BYD Seal	76	0.2%	51
62	Volvo EX30	76	0.2%	59
63	MG VS HEV	75	0.2%	60
64	Mazda CX-3	73	0.2%	75
65	Volvo EC40	73	0.2%	62
66	Toyota Camry	68	0.2%	55
67	Toyota Vellfire	68	0.2%	66
68	Mercedes GLA	62	0.1%	70
69	BMW iX3	59	0.1%	78
70	Hyundai Grand Starex	57	0.1%	68
71	Mazda3	56	0.1%	72
72	BMW X3	55	0.1%	71
73	Wuling Bingo	55	0.1%	74
74	BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe	54	0.1%	67
75	Mercedes CLS Coupe	53	0.1%	69
76	MG HS	53	0.1%	77
77	Mini Countryman	52	0.1%	76
78	Subaru Forester	52	0.1%	88
79	BYD M6	52	0.1%	–
80	Xpeng G6	44	0.1%	176
81	Changan Deepal L07	41	0.1%	73
82	Zeekr X	40	0.1%	103
83	Nissan Terra	39	0.1%	84
84	BMW X5	37	0.1%	80
85	MG Maxus 9	36	0.1%	90
86	TANK 300	34	0.1%	96
87	Mercedes A-Class	33	0.1%	89
88	Mazda CX-5	32	0.1%	81
89	Mercedes GLE	30	0.1%	87
90	Ora 07	30	0.1%	86
91	Suzuki XL7	29	0.1%	93
92	Volvo XC60	29	0.1%	85
93	MG 3	29	0.1%	–
94	BMW 7 Series	28	0.1%	127
95	Mazda CX-8	28	0.1%	83
96	BMW X4	26	0.1%	97
97	Lexus LM	24	0.1%	79
98	Mazda BT-50	23	0.1%	82
99	BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo	21	0.0%	104
100	Changan Lumin	21	0.0%	99
101	TANK 500	20	0.0%	114
102	BMW X7	19	0.0%	108
103	Porsche 911	19	0.0%	98
104	Porsche Panamera	18	0.0%	119
105	BMW iX	17	0.0%	117
106	Porsche Taycan	17	0.0%	105
107	Suzuki Jimny	17	0.0%	100
108	Tesla Model Y	17	0.0%	57
109	BMW 4 Series Coupe	16	0.0%	94
110	Hyundai Creta	16	0.0%	115
111	Mercedes S-Class	16	0.0%	125
112	Porsche Macan	16	0.0%	109
113	Mercedes AMG CLE	16	0.0%	–
114	BMW X6	15	0.0%	107
115	Volvo V60	15	0.0%	129
116	Audi A5	13	0.0%	106
117	Audi TT	13	0.0%	101
118	Kia EV9	13	0.0%	122
119	Kia Sorento	12	0.0%	110
120	Subaru XV	12	0.0%	113
121	BMW i5	11	0.0%	124
122	BMW iX2	11	0.0%	153
123	Lexus NX	11	0.0%	130
124	Lexus RX	11	0.0%	111
125	Wuling Mini EV	11	0.0%	112
126	Mercedes GLS	10	0.0%	155
127	Peugeot 408	9	0.0%	–
128	Hyundai Ioniq 5	8	0.0%	179
129	Mercedes G-Class	8	0.0%	118
130	Volvo S90	8	0.0%	137
131	BMW XM	7	0.0%	128
132	Honda BR-V	7	0.0%	116
133	Mazda MX-5	7	0.0%	150
134	Volvo S60	7	0.0%	123
135	Audi Q8	6	0.0%	142
136	BMW Z4	6	0.0%	121
137	Suzuki Ciaz	6	0.0%	102
138	Volvo XC90	6	0.0%	126
139	Audi Q3	5	0.0%	134
140	Audi Q5	5	0.0%	138
141	Audi Q7	5	0.0%	161
142	Bentley Flying Spur	5	0.0%	143
143	BMW i4	5	0.0%	132
144	GAC Aion ES	5	0.0%	56
145	Hyundai Santa Fe	5	0.0%	164
146	Lexus ES	5	0.0%	139
147	Mercedes EQS	5	0.0%	141
148	Suzuki Ertiga	5	0.0%	120
149	Mitsubishi Outlander	4	0.0%	156
150	Range Rover	4	0.0%	147
151	Audi Q8 e-tron	4	0.0%	–
152	BMW i7	3	0.0%	135
153	Ford Mustang	3	0.0%	163
154	Lexus LBX	3	0.0%	133
155	Lexus RZ	3	0.0%	145
156	Lexus UX	3	0.0%	165
157	Mercedes V-Class	3	0.0%	146
158	Nissan GT-R	3	0.0%	151
159	Peugeot 2008	3	0.0%	131
160	Subaru BRZ	3	0.0%	157
161	Toyota GR Supra	3	0.0%	170
162	Nissan Leaf	3	0.0%	–
163	Audi A4	2	0.0%	152
164	Land Rover Defender	2	0.0%	144
165	Lexus IS	2	0.0%	174
166	Peugeot 3008	2	0.0%	136
167	Range Rover Sport	2	0.0%	148
168	VW ID.BUZZ	2	0.0%	159
169	Nissan Note	2	0.0%	–
170	Jaguar F-pace	2	0.0%	–
171	Audi e-tron GT	1	0.0%	160
172	Audi RS7 Sportback	1	0.0%	180
173	Bentley Bentayga	1	0.0%	149
174	Maserati Grecale	1	0.0%	140
175	Mercedes EQE	1	0.0%	154
176	Peugeot 5008	1	0.0%	166
177	Ranger Rover Evoque	1	0.0%	167
178	Subaru WRX	1	0.0%	169
179	Aston Martin V8 Vantage	1	0.0%	–
180	Bentley Continental GT	1	0.0%	–
181	Mercedes EQB	1	0.0%	–
182	GAC Aion Hyper SSR	1	0.0%	–
183	Audi R8	1	0.0%	–

Source: Manufacturers

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