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Slovakia April 2025: Skoda (+21.6%), Kia (+24.6%) top solid market

Skoda Kodiaq sales are up 87.6% year-on-year in April.

Solid month for once in Slovakia in April at +7.9% to 8,322 sales. The year-to-date tally remains in negative however at -7.7% to 28,699. Both Skoda (+21.6%) and Kia (+24.6%) post tremendous gains atop the brands charts, leading to 21.9% and 9.7% shares respectively. In contrast Volkswagen (-8.4%), Hyundai (-5.5%) and Toyota (-23.1%) all decline, with the latter now down to #4 year-to-date, overtaken by Volkswagen. Audi (+201.1%) surges to #9 with Peugeot (+75.6%), Citroen (+66.8%) and Ford (+26.1%) in fantastic shape. Alfa Romeo (+477.8%), Jeep (+186.2%) and Cupra (+107.4%) stand out below.

Over in the models charts, the Skoda Octavia (-8.1%) keeps the lead at 4.8% share, distancing the Kia Ceed (+61.4%) delivering another fantastic result. The Hyundai i20 (+83.7%) reaches its highest ranking since June 2023 at #6, while the Skoda Karoq (+54.4%), Skoda Fabia (+41.9%) and Kia Sportage (+32.8%) also excel. The Citroen C3 (+155.6%) lodges the biggest gain in the Top 10 with the Skoda Kodiaq (+87.6%) also impressive. In the naughty corner is the Hyundai i30, plunging -48.4% and down from #3 over the Full Year 2024 to #7 so far this year (-54.6%).

Previous month: Slovakia March 2025: Skoda Karoq (+51%), Kia Ceed (+47.7%) impress in negative market

One year ago: Slovakia April 2024: VW T-Cross cracks podium in market up 11.9%

Full April 2025 Top 37 All brands and Top 266 All models below.

Slovakia April 2025 – brands:

PosBrandApr-25%/24Mar2025%/24PosFY24
1Skoda1,81921.9%+ 21.6%15,91320.6%– 10.5%11
2Kia8109.7%+ 24.6%22,8309.9%– 3.0%23
3Volkswagen7949.5%– 8.4%32,6849.4%– 3.0%34
4Hyundai7589.1%– 5.5%52,2427.8%– 29.1%55
5Toyota7118.5%– 23.1%42,6659.3%– 23.2%42
6Citroen3123.7%+ 66.8%109813.4%+ 54.2%812
7Ford2753.3%+ 26.1%167962.8%+ 21.9%1113
8Peugeot2743.3%+ 75.6%91,0303.6%+ 33.1%68
9Audi2623.1%+ 201.1%127652.7%+ 107.3%1215
10BMW2563.1%+ 7.1%119153.2%+ 3.9%1010
11Mercedes2553.1%– 15.0%89713.4%– 15.8%97
12Dacia2332.8%– 30.4%71,0163.5%– 31.0%76
13Renault2152.6%+ 8.0%146872.4%– 15.3%139
14Suzuki1712.1%– 11.9%135902.1%– 39.1%1511
15MG1581.9%+ 62.9%175041.8%+ 77.5%1717
16Opel1451.7%+ 19.8%156082.1%+ 57.1%1416
17Seat911.1%+ 26.4%232931.0%– 14.1%2020
18Jeep831.0%+ 186.2%193181.1%+ 197.2%1928
19Honda780.9%+ 39.3%212470.9%+ 15.4%2323
20Volvo770.9%– 23.8%222841.0%– 6.6%2222
21Mazda760.9%– 30.3%242470.9%– 41.7%2419
22Lexus720.9%– 36.3%252901.0%– 24.7%2121
23Nissan700.8%+ 52.2%65762.0%– 15.0%1614
24Cupra560.7%+ 107.4%201850.6%+ 23.3%2627
25Alfa Romeo520.6%+ 477.8%31960.3%+ 128.6%2932
26Ssangyong500.6%– 47.4%183231.1%– 11.0%1818
27Land Rover490.6%+ 19.5%261920.7%+ 20.0%2525
28Subaru350.4%+ 29.6%28920.3%– 32.8%3026
29Fiat230.3%– 41.0%291010.4%– 33.6%2724
30Porsche230.3%– 30.3%27980.3%– 17.6%2829
31Mitsubishi150.2%+ 7.1%30510.2%– 37.0%3130
32Mini80.1%– 27.3%32360.1%– 29.4%3231
33DS40.0%+ 0.0%33290.1%+ 31.8%3333
34DongFeng40.0%+ 0.0%34140.0%– 30.0%3435
35Voyah40.0%new37120.0%new3540
36Jaguar20.0%– 75.0%3590.0%– 57.1%3634
37Ineos20.0%n/a3860.0%– 40.0%3736

Slovakia April 2025 – models:

PosModelApr-25%/24Mar2025%/24PosFY24
1Skoda Octavia3984.8%– 8.1%11,4275.0%– 23.6%11
2Kia Ceed3344.0%+ 61.4%21,2444.3%+ 36.6%24
3Skoda Fabia3253.9%+ 41.9%59203.2%– 30.3%32
4Skoda Karoq2783.3%+ 54.4%48643.0%+ 13.5%47
5Kia Sportage2392.9%+ 32.8%67382.6%– 14.1%55
6Hyundai i202372.8%+ 83.7%155521.9%+ 14.8%1016
7Skoda Kamiq2092.5%– 12.2%95862.0%– 31.1%96
8Skoda Kodiaq1972.4%+ 87.6%76842.4%+ 40.7%610
9Hyundai i301892.3%– 48.4%86662.3%– 54.6%73
10Citroen C31842.2%+ 155.6%135451.9%+ 68.7%1122
11Hyundai Tucson1832.2%+ 27.1%105271.8%– 10.1%1312
12Skoda Scala1732.1%+ 11.6%116242.2%– 9.7%88
13Toyota Corolla1471.8%– 16.9%165351.9%– 23.1%1211
14VW Tiguan1291.6%+ 22.9%214131.4%– 8.4%1815
15Ford Kuga1281.5%+ 60.0%822360.8%+ 17.4%3236
16VW T-Cross1201.4%– 50.0%143811.3%– 26.2%2113
17Skoda Superb1201.4%– 1.6%174691.6%– 5.4%1514
18Toyota Yaris1181.4%+ 51.3%194101.4%+ 67.3%1924
19Peugeot 2081171.4%+ 207.9%183501.2%+ 80.4%2330
20MG ZS1131.4%+ 43.0%233511.2%+ 84.7%2226
21VW Taigo1001.2%+ 23.5%283041.1%– 10.6%2427
22Toyota RAV4981.2%– 42.7%293851.3%– 26.9%2020
23Dacia Duster941.1%– 40.5%124871.7%– 35.3%149
24Skoda Elroq841.0%new331820.6%new45 –
25VW Golf801.0%– 52.9%204221.5%– 13.0%1617
26Toyota Corolla Cross801.0%+ 247.8%562350.8%– 6.0%3341
27Suzuki Vitara750.9%+ 2.7%342200.8%– 39.6%3629
28Kia Stonic730.9%– 7.6%382090.7%– 37.4%3828
29Suzuki SX4 S-Cross720.9%– 32.1%302580.9%– 46.6%3021
30Audi Q3710.9%+ 195.8%511660.6%+ 97.6%4860
31Jeep Avenger690.8%+ 1625.0%242720.9%+ 1331.6%2890
32Toyota C-HR680.8%– 19.0%273031.1%– 30.7%2519
33Ford Transit/Tourneo Custom680.8%+ 74.4%262781.0%+ 208.9%2768
34Peugeot 3008640.8%+ 966.7%352620.9%+ 211.9%2945
35Dacia Sandero630.8%– 42.7%312470.9%– 36.8%3123
36VW Multivan620.7%+ 67.6%522280.8%+ 135.1%3471
37Toyota Yaris Cross600.7%– 46.9%412170.8%– 55.1%3725
38Kia Xceed600.7%+ 33.3%461860.6%– 40.0%4231
39Renault Captur580.7%– 33.3%422000.7%– 1.0%3944
40Dacia Jogger550.7%– 15.4%322210.8%– 19.9%3533
41Hyundai Kona550.7%– 15.4%491750.6%– 26.5%4634
42VW Tayron530.6%new66920.3%new75 –
43VW Passat510.6%+ 537.5%671500.5%+ 275.0%5188
44Nissan Qashqai500.6%+ 138.1%34171.5%– 17.1%1718
45Toyota Proace City Verso490.6%– 69.2%226500.2%– 84.4%12043
46Citroen C4490.6%– 49.0%401980.7%– 11.6%4039
47Audi Q8480.6%+ 585.7%431450.5%+ 137.7%5287
48Mercedes GLC450.5%– 15.1%371840.6%+ 5.7%4347
49VW Touran450.5%+ 136.8%531740.6%+ 200.0%4746
50Seat Leon450.5%+ 200.0%711320.5%+ 61.0%5663
51Alfa Romeo Junior440.5%new162740.3%new91280
52VW Touareg430.5%+ 53.6%501330.5%– 1.5%5556
53Mercedes GLE430.5%+ 53.6%581250.4%– 31.3%6148
54Toyota Aygo X430.5%+ 115.0%441630.6%+ 53.8%4949
55Opel Corsa420.5%– 10.6%471840.6%+ 47.2%4451
56Audi A3390.5%+ 457.1%73910.3%+ 97.8%76110
57BMW X1380.5%+ 72.7%591200.4%+ 69.0%6386
58Renault Trafic380.5%+ 72.7%152670.2%– 60.8%10138
59Ford Courier380.5%+ 81.0%174690.2%+ 81.6%9494
60VW T-Roc370.4%– 36.2%741040.4%– 51.2%6542
61Toyota Proace360.4%– 37.9%252851.0%+ 41.8%2632
62Citroen Berlingo360.4%+ 300.0%451390.5%+ 1163.6%5391
63Lexus NX350.4%– 46.2%781330.5%– 24.9%5452
64Opel Astra350.4%+ 45.8%114800.3%+ 11.1%8799
65Mercedes G Class340.4%+ 54.5%481290.4%+ 40.2%5885
66Honda HR-V320.4%+ 128.6%85830.3%+ 36.1%83105
67BMW X2320.4%+ 166.7%144490.2%+ 133.3%121165
68SsangYong Korando310.4%– 56.9%361890.7%– 7.8%4137
69Renault Clio310.4%+ 6.9%1041160.4%+ 1.8%6453
70Kia Proceed 300.4%– 36.2%391540.5%– 23.8%5055
71Peugeot 308290.3%– 14.7%75990.3%– 40.7%6954
72Kia Sorento280.3%+ 7.7%641260.4%+ 24.8%6058
73Hyundai Bayon270.3%– 50.9%100870.3%– 49.7%7950
74VW Caddy270.3%– 10.0%551020.4%– 5.6%6661
75BMW X7270.3%+ 80.0%122610.2%– 38.4%10681
76Mazda CX-30260.3%– 10.3%106730.3%– 22.3%9276
77Volvo XC40260.3%+ 52.9%88690.2%+ 16.9%9798
78Audi Q7250.3%+ 400.0%60870.3%+ 383.3%77102
79VW ID.7250.3%+ 733.3%94690.2%+ 213.6%98142
80Cupra Terramar250.3%new110630.2%new104231
81MG HS240.3%+ 41.2%72850.3%+ 7.6%8167
82Audi A6240.3%+ 2300.0%93640.2%+ 166.7%102119
83Hyundai i10230.3%– 4.2%69920.3%+ 9.5%7379
84Kia Niro230.3%+ 0.0%159480.2%– 23.8%124113
85Honda CR-V230.3%+ 21.1%571010.4%+ 18.8%6780
86Renault Austral230.3%+ 35.3%90640.2%– 42.3%10375
87Seat Arona220.3%– 12.0%76690.2%– 36.1%9670
88Volvo XC60220.3%– 4.3%79870.3%+ 6.1%8077
89Renault Rafale220.3%new80840.3%new82166
90Volvo XC90210.3%– 56.3%108820.3%– 15.5%8483
91Opel Mokka210.3%+ 75.0%130670.2%+ 52.3%100108
92Peugeot 2008200.2%– 42.9%611210.4%– 17.1%6235
93Seat Ateca 200.2%– 16.7%91810.3%– 12.9%8573
94Audi A5200.2%+ 150.0%126580.2%+ 222.2%112171
95Citroen C3 Aircross200.2%+ 150.0% –240.1%– 4.0%163124
96Suzuki Swift200.2%+ 233.3%65920.3%+ 76.9%7495
97Hyundai Santa Fe200.2%+ 566.7%87690.2%+ 21.1%95103
98Dacia Bigster200.2%new150280.1%new155 –
99BMW X5190.2%– 32.1%63950.3%– 15.9%7166
100Mercedes V Class190.2%– 29.6%77790.3%+ 11.3%8862
101Skoda Enyaq190.2%+ 0.0%68570.2%– 14.9%113135
102BMW 5 Series190.2%+ 18.8%62940.3%+ 51.6%7278
103MG 3190.2%new163490.2%new122179
104Mercedes GLS180.2%– 33.3%83800.3%– 45.9%8669
105Lexus LBX180.2%+ 200.0%141520.2%+ 766.7%116156
106Ford Puma170.2%– 69.1%151870.3%– 52.5%7857
107BMW X3170.2%– 19.0%81980.3%+ 6.5%7093
108BMW 4 Series170.2%+ 0.0%116670.2%– 2.9%9997
109Peugeot Partner170.2%+ 112.5%134700.2%+ 775.0%93107
110Subaru Forester170.2%+ 1600.0%103450.2%+ 164.7%129195
111Mazda CX-80170.2%new113590.2%new110222
112BMW 3 Series160.2%– 15.8%92770.3%+ 60.4%90114
113Mercedes GLA160.2%– 15.8%112510.2%– 7.3%117111
114Skoda Enyaq Coupe160.2%+ 6.7%1071000.3%+ 47.1%68128
115Citroen Spacetourer160.2%n/a148440.2%n/a130155
116Cupra Formentor150.2%– 34.8%86600.2%– 31.0%10889
117Mercedes GLB150.2%– 6.3%131500.2%– 3.8%119115
118Land Rover Defender150.2%+ 7.1%102590.2%+ 20.4%109100
119Renault Arkana150.2%+ 36.4%105530.2%– 42.4%115101
120Audi Q5150.2%+ 50.0%118770.3%+ 83.3%8992
121Nissan X-Trail140.2%– 30.0%221300.5%+ 18.2%5765
122Cupra Leon140.2%+ 600.0%98400.1%– 14.9%133131
123Peugeot 508130.2%– 50.0%84590.2%– 41.6%11159
124Subaru Outback130.2%– 45.8%121380.1%– 62.7%13874
125Peugeot Traveller130.2%+ 333.3%99540.2%+ 1700.0%114185
126Fiat 600130.2%new135340.1%new143175
127Hyundai Staria120.1%+ 300.0%186190.1%– 42.4%178203
128Opel Vivaro120.1%n/a95420.1%+ 1300.0%131221
129BMW X6110.1%– 8.3%139360.1%– 35.7%140141
130BMW 7 Series110.1%– 8.3%153310.1%– 22.5%148153
131Opel Grandland X100.1%– 33.3%541280.4%+ 412.0%59147
132Range Rover Sport100.1%– 16.7%111470.2%– 11.3%126136
133Renault Kangoo100.1%– 16.7%189310.1%– 31.1%150129
134Jeep Compass100.1%– 16.7%172190.1%– 70.8%179133
135BMW i4100.1%+ 25.0%188330.1%+ 26.9%144176
136Opel Combo100.1%+ 233.3%109480.2%+ 700.0%125168
137Honda Jazz100.1%+ 233.3%147260.1%+ 116.7%161219
138Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross100.1%+ 900.0% –110.0%– 62.1%216217
139Mazda390.1%– 35.7%138350.1%– 20.5%141134
140Porsche 91190.1%– 18.2%160230.1%– 25.8%169196
141Mercedes Vito90.1%+ 0.0%170210.1%+ 40.0%172177
142Toyota Land Cruiser90.1%+ 50.0%146490.2%+ 75.0%123109
143Mercedes C Class90.1%+ 80.0%117350.1%+ 34.6%142170
144Kia EV680.1%– 68.0%96410.1%– 32.8%132121
145Mazda CX-580.1%– 66.7%171240.1%– 80.2%16472
146Mazda CX-6080.1%– 61.9%115300.1%– 67.7%15282
147BMW 2 Series80.1%– 42.9%185180.1%– 59.1%184151
148Honda ZR-V80.1%+ 0.0%175270.1%– 22.9%159123
149Mercedes CLE80.1%+ 100.0%191160.1%+ 6.7%193191
150Opel Crossland X70.1%– 65.0%165510.2%– 54.5%11840
151Porsche Cayenne70.1%– 46.2%97380.1%– 17.4%137138
152Lexus ES70.1%– 46.2%128330.1%– 29.8%146139
153SsangYong Torres70.1%– 36.4%70630.2%+ 16.7%105116
154Mercedes CLA70.1%– 30.0%166270.1%– 22.9%160159
155Kia Picanto70.1%+ 0.0%132300.1%+ 11.1%151140
156Mazda270.1%+ 0.0%192230.1%+ 4.5%168180
157Ssangyong Rexton70.1%+ 16.7%125460.2%+ 21.1%128122
158Land Rover Discovery70.1%+ 75.0%204160.1%+ 23.1%192186
159Audi Q270.1%+ 133.3%181180.1%+ 125.0%183183
160Ford Transit70.1%+ 133.3% –70.0%– 74.1%233199
161Kia EV370.1%new127400.1%new134284
162Renault Symbioz70.1%new120200.1%new177 –
163Opel Frontera70.1%new –70.0%new234 –
164Lexus RX60.1%– 66.7%142380.1%– 58.2%13684
165Mercedes Citan60.1%– 62.5%123240.1%– 47.8%166154
166BMW 2 Series Active/Gran Tourer60.1%– 45.5%201370.1%+ 15.6%139173
167VW ID.360.1%– 33.3%119300.1%+ 7.1%153167
168Mini 60.1%– 25.0%140280.1%– 12.5%156163
169Mercedes S Class60.1%+ 50.0%157190.1%– 38.7%180148
170Citroen C5 Aircross60.1%+ 200.0%154290.1%– 37.0%154130
171Range Rover Velar60.1%+ 200.0% –180.1%+ 260.0%186226
172Fiat Doblo60.1%n/a129460.2%n/a127234
173Honda Civic50.1%– 58.3%203100.0%– 52.4%218193
174BMW X450.1%– 28.6%190170.1%– 34.6%188152
175Ssangyong Tivoli50.1%– 16.7%173250.1%– 62.1%162104
176BMW IX50.1%+ 0.0%133210.1%+ 40.0%171198
177Mercedes A Class50.1%+ 25.0%158240.1%– 4.0%165146
178Nissan Juke50.1%+ 66.7%143200.1%– 53.5%176137
179Lexus UX50.1%+ 150.0%156310.1%– 29.5%149149
180Subaru Crosstrek50.1%+ 150.0%21490.0%+ 12.5%222144
181Ford Explorer50.1%+ 400.0%237120.0%+ 33.3%209214
182Hyundai Inster50.1%new136200.1%new175 –
183Renault 550.1%new –50.0%new246 –
184Mercedes E Class40.0%– 76.5%101390.1%– 27.8%135117
185Seat Tarraco40.0%– 50.0% –100.0%– 82.8%220125
186Hyundai Ioniq 540.0%– 42.9%215170.1%– 26.1%189187
187VW Polo40.0%– 42.9%199150.1%– 51.6%201150
188Volvo EX3040.0%– 42.9%200130.0%– 59.4%207162
189Range Rover40.0%– 33.3%168210.1%– 19.2%173161
190Mitsubishi ASX40.0%– 20.0%155190.1%– 17.4%181174
191Alfa Romeo Stelvio40.0%– 20.0%208110.0%– 45.0%213201
192DS7 Crossback40.0%+ 33.3%177270.1%+ 58.8%158194
193VW ID.440.0%+ 100.0%145280.1%+ 40.0%157132
194Range Rover Evoque40.0%+ 300.0%182160.1%+ 100.0%196204
195BMW i540.0%+ 300.0%24370.0%+ 133.3%228261
196Voyah Free40.0%new242120.0%new212305
197Ford Capri40.0%new24470.0%new229329
198Suzuki Swace40.0%n/a  –40.0%+ 33.3%257254
199VW Arteon30.0%– 78.6%227100.0%– 84.1%221126
200Audi A130.0%– 62.5%164150.1%+ 87.5%197202
201BMW iX130.0%– 57.1%218100.0%– 47.4%217215
202Hyundai Ioniq 6 30.0%– 50.0%216180.1%+ 5.9%185216
203Porsche Macan30.0%– 25.0%178190.1%– 32.1%182160
204BMW 1 Series30.0%+ 0.0%196210.1%+ 90.9%170184
205Ford Mustang Mach-E30.0%+ 0.0%179120.0%– 7.7%210233
206Audi Q430.0%+ 0.0% –50.0%– 70.6%243205
207Land Rover Discovery Sport30.0%+ 50.0%183150.1%+ 150.0%198224
208Ford Mustang30.0%+ 50.0%23880.0%+ 60.0%224197
209Jeep Wrangler30.0%+ 200.0%241170.1%+ 466.7%190263
210Audi Q630.0%new222170.1%new187247
211Porsche Panamera30.0%n/a195140.0%+ 250.0%203243
212Dongfeng Box S3130.0%new207120.0%new208315
213Renault Espace30.0%n/a223120.0%n/a211209
214Mercedes Sprinter30.0%n/a209100.0%+ 11.1%219232
215Alfa Romeo Giulia30.0%n/a22470.0%+ 600.0%227259
216Fiat 50020.0%– 92.6%211130.0%– 87.7%20664
217VW ID.520.0%– 87.5%149140.0%– 46.2%204190
218Renault Megane20.0%– 85.7%167320.1%– 23.8%147120
219Mercedes EQS20.0%– 80.0% –60.0%– 68.4%239192
220Ford Transit/Tourneo Connect20.0%– 77.8%212610.2%+ 64.9%107106
221Audi A420.0%– 66.7% –130.0%– 43.5%205143
222Ford Focus Combi20.0%– 33.3%137230.1%– 42.5%167127
223VW ID.BUZZ20.0%– 33.3% –40.0%– 60.0%256249
224MG 420.0%n/a231160.1%+ 77.8%194188
225Ineos Grenadier20.0%n/a23960.0%– 40.0%236238
226Toyota Camry10.0%– 90.9% –20.0%– 96.2%276164
227Mazda610.0%– 88.9%22830.0%– 93.0%261158
228Peugeot 500810.0%– 80.0%184150.1%– 78.3%199118
229Jeep Renegade10.0%– 80.0%21770.0%– 46.2%230235
230Mercedes AMG GT10.0%– 75.0%18760.0%– 72.7%238208
231Alfa Romeo Tonale10.0%– 75.0%22940.0%– 81.0%247206
232Renault Megane E-Tech10.0%– 75.0%24630.0%– 50.0%265207
233Mercedes EQB10.0%– 66.7%193110.0%+ 0.0%215213
234BMW iX310.0%– 66.7%20580.0%– 27.3%223227
235Jaguar F-Pace10.0%– 66.7%20660.0%– 45.5%237229
236Mini Countryman10.0%– 66.7%20260.0%– 57.1%241200
237Mercedes B Class10.0%– 66.7% –40.0%– 42.9%250241
238BMW 8 Series10.0%– 66.7% –20.0%– 71.4%269252
239Toyota Supra10.0%– 66.7%23620.0%– 71.4%277269
240Dacia Spring10.0%– 50.0%124330.1%– 36.5%145172
241Kia EV910.0%– 50.0%176140.0%– 56.3%202178
242Volvo V6010.0%– 50.0%23560.0%– 50.0%242242
243Ford Focus10.0%– 50.0%21350.0%– 44.4%244225
244Mitsubishi Colt10.0%– 50.0%23340.0%– 42.9%251239
245Porsche Taycan10.0%– 50.0% –40.0%+ 100.0%252257
246Mercedes SL10.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 62.5%263236
247Volvo C4010.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 50.0%266237
248Nissan Ariya10.0%– 50.0%25220.0%– 66.7%275271
249Cupra Ateca10.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 92.3%295223
250Lexus RZ10.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 50.0%297297
251Toyota BZ4X10.0%+ 0.0%161170.1%+ 21.4%191210
252Volvo V9010.0%+ 0.0%22170.0%– 30.0%232266
253Volvo S9010.0%+ 0.0%24540.0%+ 33.3%255275
254DFSK T5 EVO10.0%+ 0.0%24820.0%+ 0.0%270307
255Fiat Panda10.0%+ 0.0% –20.0%– 71.4%271220
256VW Crafter10.0%+ 0.0% –20.0%+ 100.0%278310
257Cupra Born10.0%n/a89200.1%+ 566.7%174288
258Mercedes T-class10.0%new –50.0%new245285
259Audi A710.0%n/a24040.0%+ 33.3%248260
260Audi e-tron10.0%n/a23220.0%– 77.8%268251
261Jaguar E-pace10.0%n/a –20.0%+ 100.0%273270
262Mini Aceman10.0%new25120.0%new274300
263Citroen C5 X10.0%new –10.0%new281 –
264Fiat Ducato10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a296276
265Opel Movano10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a298 –
266Mercedes AMG One10.0%new –10.0%new299 –

Source: ZAP

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  1. The new RAV4 looks great in the pictures. Maybe it will help stop Toyota’s decline.
    Alfa on Cupra’s level. New normal? We’ll see in Western Europe. Cupra has big volumes there and Alfa is suffering.

    1. True. But Cupra already has more models than Alfa Romeo and has more models that are used as company cars, like the Leon wagon or Formentor. And in Germany for example they profit because they can be leased in all the companies that have traditionally leased from VW and its brands and leasing rates are often cheap for Cupra or Skoda. And private customers can bring their Cupras etc to any VW dealer for maintenance (or even buy it there). And there is a VW dealer in every village and town… I’m not sure if it’s the same with Stellantis dealers, but I guess not.

      1. That’s interesting. Definitely big advantage for Cupra. Lots of corporate clients who don’t want to miss their cars for a long time. Otherwise, I’m not a fan of unification among luxury brands.
        Yes, Cupra is very aggressive and the sales volume in a few years is incredible.
        I think Alfa’s image is higher and people in the East Europe are price-sensitive. That’s why sales of both brands in SK are comparable. And the number of Alfa stores is certainly lower than Cupra’s.

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