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Belgium January 2025: BMW breaks share record again in weak market (-13%)

BMW holds 14.8% of the Belgian new car market in January, a new record.

It’s a very slow start of the year for the Belgian new car market, off -13% year-on-year in January to 40,594 units. Note though that January 2024 was up 17.1% on the year prior. More than ever BMW (+10.3%) is the dominant force in Belgium, even reaching a record 14.8% share for the month. It eclipses its previous best of 14.6% reached last September. This is a level equivalent to the level Renault or Peugeot in neighbouring France. Although down year-on-year, Mercedes (-5%) posts a strong 9.1% share, up from 7% over the Full Year 2024. Reversely Volkswagen (+6.4%) and Dacia (+8.7%), although very solid year-on-year, each drop two spots on December to #3 and #4 respectively. Audi (-46.7%) is hit hard at #5 while Renault (+16.9%) is the only remaining Top 10 member in positive just as Volvo (-54.5%) disintegrate. Citroen (+49.5%) and Hyundai (+18.1%) shine below. Notice also Tesla off -44.8% to #15.

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Full January 2025 Top 65 All brands ranking below.

Belgium January 2025 – brands:

PosBrandJan-25%/23DecFY24
1BMW5,99814.8%+ 10.3%31
2Mercedes3,6879.1%– 5.0%84
3Volkswagen3,6328.9%+ 6.4%12
4Dacia2,5236.2%+ 8.7%25
5Audi2,4406.0%– 46.7%73
6Toyota2,2405.5%– 14.1%97
7Renault2,2235.5%+ 16.9%48
8Peugeot1,8534.6%– 24.9%59
9Kia1,7604.3%– 2.4%1112
10Volvo1,4883.7%– 54.5%156
11Hyundai1,3403.3%+ 18.1%1413
12Ford 1,3363.3%– 5.2%1215
13Skoda1,2733.1%– 35.4%1011
14Citroen1,1812.9%+ 49.5%1314
15Tesla1,0082.5%– 44.8%610
16Nissan9742.4%– 2.6%1817
17Opel7271.8%– 16.4%1616
18Mini4551.1%– 3.0%1719
19Suzuki4531.1%– 24.8%2421
20Land Rover3800.9%– 53.8%2520
21Porsche3710.9%– 0.3%1923
22Cupra3610.9%– 4.0%2726
23Seat3300.8%– 31.4%2622
24Polestar3000.7%+ 115.8%2028
25MG2760.7%– 2.5%2824
26Mazda2540.6%– 59.4%2318
27BYD2470.6%+ 88.5%2127
28Fiat2020.5%– 31.5%2225
29Alfa Romeo1740.4%– 3.9%3534
30Lexus1500.4%+ 16.3%3031
31Honda1440.4%– 42.6%3230
32Jeep1320.3%– 42.9%2929
33DS900.2%+ 30.4%3733
34Xpeng860.2%+ 8500.0%3340
35SsangYong/KG Mobility840.2%– 35.4%3632
36Smart720.2%+ 28.6%3435
37Maxus550.1%+ 2650.0%4641
38Leapmotor520.1%new3949
39Lotus220.1%+ 22.2%3137
40Lancia200.0%new3851
41Ferrari190.0%+ 46.2%4342
42Alpine180.0%+ 0.0%4743
43Aston Martin160.0%+ 700.0%5150
44Subaru150.0%– 21.1%4039
45Bentley140.0%+ 7.7%4953
46Lynk & Co140.0%– 75.4% –38
47Jaguar130.0%– 84.1%4136
48Maserati130.0%+ 18.2%4544
49BAIC130.0%+ 0.0%4847
50Tripod100.0%– 16.7%4445
51Dongfeng100.0%new – –
52Lamborghini90.0%+ 0.0% –48
53Forthing60.0%– 33.3%4246
54B-Style & Flex-I-Trans60.0%n/a –72
55Allied Vehicles50.0%– 44.4%5354
56Omoda40.0%new –66
57DFSK30.0%– 70.0%5252
58FAW30.0%+ 50.0%5657
59SWM20.0%+ 100.0%5461
60AMF20.0%n/a5868
61Rolls-Royce20.0%– 60.0% –58
62NIO10.0%– 50.0%5763
63McLaren10.0%– 75.0% –59
64Alpina10.0%+ 0.0% –60
65Caterham10.0%n/a –71

Source: FEBIAC

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