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Poland February 2025: Volvo XC60 up to record #5

The Volvo XC60 is the 5th best-selling vehicle in Poland in February.

19/03 update: Now with Top 50 brands and models.

The Polish new car market drops -2.7% year-on-year in February to 43,976 units, leading to a= stable year-to-date tally at 87,316. Toyota (-18.8%) and Skoda (-20%) sink but hold onto the top two spots in the brands ranking with 17.8% and 9.4% share respectively. In contrast Volkswagen (+26.7%) and Audi (+23.3%) post fantastic gains below. Kia (-10.8%) and Hyundai (-3.7%) lose market share year-on-year whereas BMW (+3.9%) manages a positive result at #7. Volvo (+19%) climbs to its highest ranking, volume and share since April 2024, ending the month at #9 with 4.6% of the market and over 2,000 sales. Lexus (+39.6%) falls back three spots on a record January to a still very impressive #10 with 3.8% share. MG (+215.1%) shoots up to #16.

Model-wise, the Toyota Corolla (-34.1%) is in total freefall but still manages to rank #1 with 3.8% share. It distances a very sturdy Toyota C-HR (+25.1%) repeating at #2. The Skoda Octavia (-23.2%) and Toyota Yaris Cross (-47.6%) are also hit hard. In 5th place, the Volvo XC60 (+79.6%) smashes its ranking record of #8 hit in April 2020, April 2022 and April 2024. It also breaks its volume and share records. Notice also the Lexus NX up 155% to #8, down just one spot from an all-time high #7 in January. After cracking the Top 50 for the first time last month (#40), the Jaecoo 7 advances to #25 in February.

Previous month: Poland January 2025: Lexus, MG break records, Jaecoo 7 and Omoda 5 in Top 50

One year ago: Poland February 2024: Toyota Corolla and Yaris Cross dominate soaring market

Full February 2025 Top 50 brands and models below.

Poland February 2025 – brands:

PosBrandFeb-25%/24Jan2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota7,83917.8%– 18.8%116,84519.3%– 13.0%11
2Skoda4,1439.4%– 20.0%28,2109.4%– 10.6%22
3Volkswagen3,0887.0%+ 26.7%36,5267.5%+ 49.2%33
4Audi2,6105.9%+ 23.3%65,0545.8%+ 13.3%66
5Kia2,5605.8%– 10.8%45,4726.3%– 7.8%44
6Hyundai2,5155.7%– 3.7%55,1265.9%+ 0.3%55
7BMW2,2085.0%+ 3.9%83,9704.5%– 12.4%87
8Mercedes2,0354.6%– 6.5%93,9804.6%+ 0.8%78
9Volvo2,0254.6%+ 19.0%142,9783.4%+ 6.9%1011
10Lexus1,6843.8%+ 39.6%73,7304.3%+ 50.8%912
11Dacia1,5203.5%+ 5.3%102,7363.1%– 3.6%119
12Renault1,3033.0%+ 11.9%152,3872.7%– 13.9%1310
13Ford1,1482.6%+ 24.2%112,4752.8%+ 38.3%1213
14Nissan9872.2%– 1.0%181,6801.9%n/a16n/a
15Peugeot8471.9%– 25.7%171,5541.8%– 28.0%17n/a
16MG8161.9%+ 215.1%131,8012.1%+ 338.2%15n/a
17Cupra7821.8%– 1.1%121,8812.2%+ 3.3%1414
18Suzuki7531.7%– 20.6%161,4721.7%n/a18n/a
19Opel6421.5%– 30.7%211,1201.3%– 37.7%19n/a
20Honda5581.3%n/a249141.0%n/a21n/a
21Citroen5361.2%– 46.5%201,0521.2%n/a20n/a
22Mazda4551.0%n/a228641.0%n/a2315
23Jaecoo4501.0%n/a257780.9%n/a24n/a
24Omoda3810.9%n/a266620.8%n/a25n/a
25KGM3730.8%n/a305520.6%n/a26n/a
26Seat3140.7%n/a198831.0%n/a22n/a
27BAIC3050.7%n/a275510.6%n/a27n/a
28Jeep2680.6%n/a314450.5%n/a29n/a
29Mini2320.5%n/a333940.5%n/a30n/a
30Land Rover1950.4%n/a283830.4%n/a31n/a
31Tesla1940.4%n/a372970.3%n/a35n/a
32Fiat1850.4%n/a293650.4%n/a32n/a
33Alfa Romeo1550.4%n/a343120.4%n/a33n/a
34Porsche1440.3%n/a235170.6%n/a28n/a
35Subaru1440.3%n/a362510.3%n/a36n/a
36BYD1320.3%n/a322980.3%n/a34n/a
37Mitsubishi1060.2%n/a352240.3%n/a37n/a
38DS630.1%n/a39850.1%n/a39n/a
39Forthing380.1%n/a381060.1%n/a38n/a
40Ferrari80.0%n/a40160.0%n/a40n/a
41Aston Martin60.0%n/a41140.0%n/a41n/a
42Bentley50.0%n/a4670.0%n/a44n/a
43MAN50.0%n/a4770.0%n/a45n/a
44Maserati50.0%n/a4970.0%n/a46n/a
45Lamborghini40.0%n/a4860.0%n/a48n/a
46Rolls-Royce40.0%n/a –40.0%n/a49n/a
47DFSK30.0%n/a42100.0%n/a42n/a
48Jaguar30.0%n/a4390.0%n/a43n/a
49Abarth30.0%n/a4460.0%n/a47n/a
50Alpine30.0%n/a –30.0%n/a51n/a

Poland February 2025 – models:

PosModel Feb-25%/24Jan2025%/24PosFY24
1Toyota Corolla1,6653.8%– 34.1%13,9224.5%– 29.9%11
2Toyota C-HR1,5303.5%+ 25.1%23,1563.6%+ 34.1%24
3Skoda Octavia1,4323.3%– 23.2%32,7953.2%– 15.1%32
4Toyota Yaris Cross1,1082.5%– 47.6%101,9602.2%– 47.3%53
5Volvo XC601,0762.4%+ 79.6%151,6621.9%+ 58.7%1016
6Kia Sportage1,0702.4%– 10.5%42,3472.7%– 2.2%46
7Toyota Yaris9252.1%– 4.9%81,8952.2%– 22.3%75
8Lexus NX8902.0%+ 155.0%71,8762.1%+ 125.5%819
9Hyundai Tucson8531.9%– 25.8%51,9192.2%– 16.5%67
10Toyota RAV47741.8%– 26.3%61,8062.1%– 13.5%98
11Dacia Duster6181.4%– 8.7%171,1691.3%– 9.0%139
12Toyota Camry5831.3%+ 36.2%131,1871.4%+ 39.0%1250
13Nissan Qashqai5781.3%– 17.4%211,0581.2%+ 2.7%1421
14Skoda Fabia5581.3%+ 14.1%251,0171.2%+ 3.5%1814
15VW Golf5531.3%+ 55.8%241,0151.2%#VALUE!1928
16Audi A35501.3%+ 10.2%349221.1%– 6.9%2637
17VW Tiguan5441.2%+ 31.4%201,0501.2%+ 73.3%1515
18Volvo XC405351.2%+ 36.5% n/an/an/a#VALUE! n/a42
19VW T-Roc5081.2%– 13.2%91,4741.7%+ 24.6%1110
20Hyundai Kona5031.1%+ 34.1%428240.9%+ 7.3%3340
21Skoda Superb4831.1%+ 0.0%289331.1%+ 5.5%2411
22Toyota Corolla Cross4821.1%– 37.2%318791.0%– 31.3%2732
23VW Passat4711.1%n/a328561.0%n/a2839
24Skoda Kodiaq4701.1%– 17.5%269281.1%+ 13.7%2518
25Jaecoo 74501.0%new407780.9%new35n/a
26Skoda Kamiq4471.0%– 35.6%161,0021.1%– 25.6%2012
27Hyundai i304471.0%+ 7.2%338301.0%– 2.7%3226
28Audi Q54381.0%+ 89.6%121,0461.2%+ 25.7%1627
29Audi A54301.0%n/a358020.9%n/a34 n/a
30Renault Captur4291.0%+ 48.4%387630.9%– 20.1%3717
31Dacia Sandero4231.0%– 6.8%308321.0%– 3.8%3125
32Kia Ceed4160.9%– 4.4%199581.1%– 12.3%2224
33Cupra Formentor4070.9%– 37.7%189501.1%– 36.8%2313
34Skoda Scala4030.9%– 16.4%278541.0%+ 1.7%2923
35Ford Focus4010.9%n/a149961.1%n/a2120
36MG HS3920.9%n/a111,0361.2%n/a1730
37BMW 5 Series3870.9%n/a n/an/an/an/a n/a47
38Lexus LBX3710.8%new367130.8%new38 n/a
39Hyundai i203700.8%– 4.4%228401.0%+ 42.1%3033
40Omoda 53640.8%new486450.7%new41n/a
41Suzuki Vitara3590.8%– 0.3%466490.7%– 10.0%4036
42MG ZS3550.8%n/a506120.7%n/a42 n/a
43Honda HR-V3540.8%n/a n/an/an/an/a n/a n/a
44Skoda Karoq3280.7%– 40.8%396570.8%– 30.5%3922
45Kia Xceed3160.7%– 1.6%446100.7%– 4.2%4335
46Opel Corsa3090.7%n/a n/an/an/an/a n/a n/a
47VW T-Cross3080.7%n/a237710.9%n/a36 n/a
48Ford Kuga3040.7%n/a455950.7%n/a44 n/a
49Mercedes GLC2910.7%– 15.2%n/an/an/an/an/a38
50BMW X12850.6%– 1.7% n/an/an/an/a n/a n/a

Source: SAMAR

This Post Has One Comment
  1. Great market.
    Octavia will go down. It gave way to Elroq and the preparation of a new 7-seater SUV. Škoda need margins and more profit. The current gold mine is Kodiaq 6,000€ profit per unit and incredible demand.
    Interesting result for Lexus NX. This month Lexus sales in Europe will surpass JP.
    Ford is growing again in the East. The end of Focus is closer. The last pieces will be valued in the future. People loved Focus. The first 1.6 yamaha engine was the best, year 1998. Many of them are still alive.

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