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Belgium March 2025: Peugeot (+65.3%) undeterred , Tesla (-69.3%) collapses

Peugeot delivers the best year-on-year performance in the Top 15

Tough month again for new car sales in Belgium at -10.2% year-on-year in March to 40,184 units. The year-to-date tally is down by a similar -10.5% to 120,939. BMW (+4.1%) defies the surrounding gloom with a small uptick leading to a 11.5% market share vs. 12.3% so far this year. Volkswagen (-8.1%) and Mercedes (-8.7%) keep their fall below the market rate but Audi (-20.5%) struggles. Dacia (-7.3%) rounds out the Top 5 in lukewarm fashion. Renault (+4%) delivers another positive month but drops three ranks on February to #3. Peugeot (+65.3%) is the best performer in the Top 15. Mini (+186.4%), BYD (+128.2%), Fiat (+72%) and Cupra (+54.9%) all impress below just as Tesla (-69.3%) collapses.

Model data will be uploaded to this article when made available to us.

Previous month: Belgium February 2025: Renault up 84.1%, Tesla off -53.7%

One year ago: Belgium March/Q1 2024: Tesla Model Y and Volvo XC40 on top

Full March 2025 Top 66 All brands ranking below.

Belgium March 2025 – brands:

PosBrandMar-25%/24Feb2025%/24PosFY24
1BMW4,62011.5%+ 4.1%114,92912.3%+ 4.8%11
2Volkswagen3,7059.2%– 8.1%211,2239.3%+ 1.1%22
3Mercedes2,8817.2%– 8.7%49,0527.5%– 8.6%34
4Audi2,5566.4%– 20.5%57,4376.1%– 32.1%53
5Dacia2,4776.2%– 7.3%67,2286.0%– 1.6%65
6Renault2,3125.8%+ 4.0%38,2456.8%+ 34.3%48
7Peugeot2,2865.7%+ 65.3%76,2935.2%+ 4.1%89
8Toyota2,0445.1%– 19.7%86,3995.3%– 18.8%77
9Skoda1,7084.3%+ 2.6%104,5133.7%– 19.3%1111
10Volvo1,5493.9%– 47.5%114,5583.8%– 46.5%106
11Kia1,5243.8%– 13.8%95,0034.1%– 8.2%912
12Hyundai1,3293.3%– 7.0%133,9503.3%+ 0.5%1213
13Ford 1,2733.2%– 8.2%123,9133.2%– 2.5%1315
14Citroen1,2053.0%– 20.9%153,4162.8%– 11.3%1414
15Opel1,0642.6%+ 2.0%162,8062.3%– 6.9%1716
16Tesla9582.4%– 69.3%143,0192.5%– 58.2%1510
17Mini9512.4%+ 186.4%191,9461.6%+ 60.2%1819
18Nissan8422.1%– 12.7%172,8152.3%– 7.5%1617
19MG4331.1%+ 47.8%221,0990.9%+ 39.8%2224
20Land Rover3991.0%– 21.3%211,1861.0%– 36.7%2120
21Suzuki3921.0%– 26.6%201,2641.0%– 29.1%2021
22Fiat3750.9%+ 72.0%249190.8%+ 7.1%2425
23Cupra3640.9%+ 54.9%231,0790.9%+ 21.4%2326
24Seat3520.9%– 52.4%181,3051.1%– 31.0%1922
25BYD3400.8%+ 128.2%298100.7%+ 91.5%2827
26Mazda3320.8%– 37.9%258990.7%– 51.8%2618
27Porsche2840.7%– 34.9%269100.8%– 19.5%2523
28Jeep2790.7%+ 44.6%306170.5%+ 3.0%2929
29Polestar2680.7%+ 77.5%278160.7%+ 67.6%2728
30Honda2060.5%+ 2.5%285810.5%– 13.4%3030
31Alfa Romeo1500.4%+ 117.4%314950.4%+ 51.4%3134
32Xpeng1190.3%n/a352730.2%+ 27200.0%3340
33Lexus1170.3%+ 0.0%323980.3%+ 10.9%3231
34DS730.2%– 36.5%342340.2%– 31.4%3433
35Alpine490.1%+ 122.7%39870.1%+ 58.2%3843
36KG Mobility440.1%– 62.7%332050.2%– 48.9%3532
37Leapmotor430.1%new361380.1%new3649
38Omoda400.1%new62460.0%new4366
39Ferrari250.1%+ 92.3%44550.0%+ 37.5%4142
40Jaecoo250.1%new –25new53 –
41Smart210.1%– 56.3%371340.1%– 11.3%3735
42Subaru170.0%– 39.3%46420.0%– 43.2%4439
43Forthing170.0%+ 54.5%47320.0%+ 3.2%4646
44Lotus150.0%– 48.3%38610.1%– 16.4%4037
45Lancia140.0%new41480.0%new4251
46Tripod120.0%– 36.8%43350.0%– 20.5%4545
47BAIC100.0%+ 100.0%52300.0%– 3.2%4947
48Lamborghini100.0%– 23.1%50270.0%– 3.6%5248
49Livan100.0%new49190.0%new5462
50Aston Martin80.0%+ 33.3%51310.0%+ 82.4%4750
51Bentley80.0%– 11.1%53280.0%– 6.7%5153
52Maxus70.0%+ 600.0%40790.1%+ 1875.0%3941
53Jaguar70.0%– 82.9%45310.0%– 81.3%4836
54Allied Vehicles60.0%+ 20.0%55150.0%– 44.4%5854
55DFSK50.0%– 16.7%48170.0%+ 6.3%5652
56Caterham50.0%+ 400.0%6090.0%+ 800.0%6071
57Maserati40.0%– 55.6%42300.0%+ 20.0%5044
58Dongfeng30.0%new57160.0%new57 –
59AMF20.0%n/a5490.0%n/a5968
60FAW20.0%n/a5880.0%+ 60.0%6257
61Rolls-Royce20.0%– 33.3%6650.0%– 37.5%6358
62Man20.0%n/a6830.0%+ 50.0%6770
63Lynk & Co10.0%– 50.0%56180.0%– 81.8%5538
64McLaren10.0%+ 0.0%6340.0%– 20.0%6559
65Lucid10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a71 –
66Secma10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a72 –

Source: FEBIAC

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