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Belgium June/H1 2025: BEVs at 32.8% share, BMW X1, Dacia Sandero & Citroen C3 on top

The iX1 BEV represents 52% of total BMW X1 sales.

It’s a harsh -16.4% year-on-year fall for the Belgian new car market in June to just 41,527 units. The H1 2025 is off -10.9% to 234,616 as a result. Somewhat reassuringly, private sales markedly increase their footprint at 45.4% share over H1 2025 vs. 38.8% over the same period in 2024 and 31.2% in 2023. Fleet sales are down to 54.6% vs. 61.6% in 2024 and 68.8% in 2023. Petrol is at 42.7% vs. 42.9% and BEVs account for a record 32.8% of the market vs. 24.5% a year ago. HEVs are at 11.7%, PHEVs at 8.5% and diesel at 3.4%. Private buyers go for petrol (63.8% share) and HEVs (18.1%) with BEVs at a weak 8.9%, whereas fleets prefer BEVs (52.8%), petrol (25.1%) and PHEVs (12.1%). All in all, 87.7% of BEV registrations have been made to fleets as well as 78% of PHEV sales.

In June, BMW (-5.5%) reclaims the top spot off Volkswagen (-7.1%) for just 9 sales but sports a 3,900-unit advantage over the First Half of 2025. The following 5 brands all defy the negative market with upticks. Audi (+14%) leads the way above Dacia (+19.8%), Mercedes (+2.5%), Peugeot (+40.7%) and Renault (+10.8%). In contrast Tesla (-52.3%), Hyundai (-34.7%), Kia (-33.2%), Toyota (-32%) and Volvo (-28.6%) all freefall below. Mini (+87.1%), Jeep (+62.1%), BYD (+37%) and Polestar (+13.2%) stand out below.

The BMW X1 (+6.8%) remains by far the most popular vehicle in the country with 3.9% share, 52% of its volume coming from the iX1 BEV variant. The Dacia Sandero (-22.3%) and Citroen C3 (-25.8%) both fall heavily but still manage to complete the podium. The Dacia Duster (+26.5%) climbs up from #9 over Q1 directly to 4th place overall with the Toyota Yaris (-19.8%), in difficulty, falling to #5. The Mini Cooper surges to #6 with 52% coming from its BEV variant. The Peugeot 2008, absent from the 2024 and Q1 2025 Top 20, soars to #7 while the BMW X2 (75% coming from the iX2 BEV), BMW 4 Series (89% coming from the i4 BEV) and Renault Clio (-7.8%) complete the Top 10. The Tesla Model Y implodes -56.4% and ranks #12 over the period vs. #2 over the Full Year 2024.

The BMW X1 tops the Flanders sales above the Audi Q6 and BMW 4 Series, with the same ranking replicated for fleets sales. The Dacia Sandero and Duster dominate Wallonia charts and also the private sales ranking. The Citroen C3, Peugeot 208 and 2008 are ahead in Brussels. 

Previous month: Belgium May 2025: Peugeot (+54.8%), Dacia (+43.3%) defy market off -11.7%

One year ago: Belgium June 2024: MG breaks volume record

Full June 2025 Top 72 All brands, H1 2025 Top 20 models and Top 5 models by region and Top 10 by sales channel below

Belgium June 2025 – brands:

PosBrandJun-25%/24May2025%/24PosFY24
1BMW3,9999.6%– 5.5%226,19311.2%– 2.9%11
2Volkswagen3,9909.6%– 7.1%122,2939.5%– 6.2%22
3Audi3,3988.2%+ 14.0%316,1266.9%– 20.5%43
4Dacia2,9507.1%+ 19.8%515,5096.6%+ 7.3%55
5Mercedes2,7846.7%+ 2.5%616,9897.2%– 6.1%34
6Peugeot2,6706.4%+ 40.7%414,2346.1%+ 31.9%79
7Renault2,4936.0%+ 10.8%714,4826.2%+ 16.0%68
8Citroen1,8144.4%– 25.9%137,2833.1%– 14.0%1314
9Toyota1,7614.2%– 32.0%811,5754.9%– 21.9%87
10Volvo1,7464.2%– 28.6%99,1773.9%– 41.4%96
11Kia1,5213.7%– 33.2%119,0173.8%– 15.6%1012
12Skoda1,4153.4%– 8.7%108,9163.8%– 10.3%1111
13Ford 1,2543.0%– 2.2%127,3973.2%+ 5.2%1215
14Tesla1,1952.9%– 52.3%165,4532.3%– 55.5%1510
15Hyundai1,0942.6%– 34.7%146,8742.9%– 18.1%1413
16Opel8802.1%– 11.6%155,3942.3%– 5.7%1616
17Mini7951.9%+ 87.1%173,9971.7%+ 88.9%1819
18Nissan6171.5%– 53.9%184,9212.1%– 18.6%1717
19Porsche4561.1%– 6.6%192,0700.9%– 15.5%2423
20BYD4221.0%+ 37.0%231,8160.8%+ 68.5%2627
21Land Rover4071.0%– 37.6%202,4461.0%– 33.9%1920
22Fiat4011.0%– 58.7%241,9300.8%– 23.3%2525
23Mazda3560.9%– 75.6%281,7740.8%– 61.4%2718
24MG3420.8%– 82.7%222,1100.9%– 37.0%2324
25Jeep3080.7%+ 62.1%291,3890.6%+ 11.7%2929
26Suzuki3070.7%– 62.4%252,2901.0%– 36.1%2021
27Polestar2480.6%+ 13.2%261,5030.6%+ 41.5%2828
28Cupra2370.6%– 53.8%212,2180.9%+ 14.7%2126
29Seat2360.6%– 47.6%272,1540.9%– 39.1%2222
30Lexus1490.4%+ 0.0%308490.4%+ 14.6%3231
31DS1410.3%+ 0.0%355580.2%– 22.2%3433
32KG Mobility1310.3%– 3.7%384460.2%– 42.6%3532
33Alfa Romeo1300.3%+ 34.0%329250.4%+ 52.1%3134
34Honda1210.3%– 23.9%319580.4%– 15.6%3030
35Xpeng1150.3%+ 858.3%336320.3%+ 2157.1%3340
36Leapmotor1100.3%new373830.2%new3649
37Smart650.2%– 62.9%392710.1%– 39.1%3735
38Jaecoo610.1%new341900.1%new39 –
39Alpine590.1%+ 210.5%362540.1%+ 120.9%3843
40Lynk & Co480.1%+ 200.0%411370.1%– 23.0%4138
41Omoda390.1%+ 3800.0%401630.1%+ 16200.0%4066
42Subaru310.1%– 44.6%461010.0%– 48.7%4439
43Lancia270.1%+ 237.5%421060.0%+ 863.6%4351
44Maserati220.1%+ 100.0%55680.0%– 4.2%4944
45Ferrari170.0%+ 0.0%441120.0%+ 31.8%4242
46BAIC150.0%+ 66.7%49580.0%– 1.7%5247
47DR 150.0%new –150.0%new61 –
48Tripod150.0%+ 15.4%52710.0%– 13.4%4845
49Bentley140.0%+ 250.0%43730.0%+ 58.7%4753
50Lotus140.0%– 57.6%47960.0%– 50.0%4537
51Aston Martin110.0%+ 83.3%51590.0%+ 18.0%5150
52Livan110.0%new61360.0%new5762
53Allied Vehicles100.0%+ 233.3%54410.0%+ 0.0%5554
54Forthing80.0%+ 33.3%45620.0%+ 12.7%5046
55DFSK70.0%– 22.2%50390.0%+ 8.3%5652
56Jaguar70.0%– 92.9%48530.0%– 85.1%5436
57Lamborghini60.0%– 62.5%53540.0%– 14.3%5348
58FAW50.0%– 28.6% –130.0%– 40.9%6357
59Rolls-Royce40.0%+ 100.0%56180.0%+ 28.6%5958
60Lucid30.0%new –50.0%new72 –
61Morgan30.0%n/a –70.0%+ 133.3%6964
62SWM30.0%+ 200.0%57160.0%+ 166.7%6061
63Caterham20.0%n/a67150.0%+ 400.0%6271
64Ineos20.0%n/a6640.0%– 20.0%7365
65Maxus20.0%– 93.8% –840.0%+ 23.5%4641
66Mitsubishi20.0%– 60.0%6460.0%– 80.0%7056
67Alpina10.0%– 75.0%6280.0%– 46.7%6760
68AMF10.0%n/a68110.0%+ 266.7%6468
69API10.0%n/a6350.0%+ 66.7%7173
70Dongfeng10.0%new58230.0%new58 –
71Hongqi10.0%new6070.0%new68 –
72Sportequipe10.0%new –10.0%new76 –

Belgium H1 2025 – models:

PosModelH1 2025%/24Q1FY24
1BMW X19,0413.9%+ 6.8%11
2Dacia Sandero6,2632.7%– 22.3%23
3Citroen C34,9882.1%– 25.8%65
4Dacia Duster4,3061.8%+ 26.5%910
5Toyota Yaris4,1741.8%– 19.8%36
6Mini Cooper3,9971.7%n/a816
7Peugeot 20083,7271.6%n/an/an/a
8BMW X23,6081.5%n/a4n/a
9BMW 4 Series3,4981.5%+ 0.1%717
10Renault Clio3,4421.5%– 7.8%59
11Audi Q63,4281.5%n/a16n/a
12Tesla Model Y3,2991.4%– 56.4%132
13Peugeot 2083,2301.4%n/a14n/a
14Audi Q43,1511.3%– 32.1%114
15VW ID.43,1091.3%n/a1218
16Mercedes EQB3,0311.3%n/a15n/a
17Renault Captur2,9681.3%n/a10n/a
18Audi Q32,8141.2%– 34.9%n/a15
19Peugeot 30082,6751.1%n/an/an/a
20BMW 5 Series2,4761.1%n/an/an/a

Belgium H1 2025 – models with propulsion detail:

PosModelPropulsionH1 2025%Q1
1Dacia SanderoPetrol5,4952.3%2
2BMW iX1BEV4,7192.0%1
3Citroen C3Petrol4,1911.8%10
4Toyota YarisHEV4,0961.7%3
5Audi Q6 e-tronBEV3,4281.5%12
6Tesla Model YBEV3,2991.4%9
7Peugeot 2008Petrol3,1571.3%n/a
8Audi Q4 e-tronBEV3,1511.3%6
9VW ID.4BEV3,1091.3%7
10BMW i4BEV3,1071.3%4
11Mercedes EQBBEV3,0311.3%11
12Peugeot 208Petrol2,8771.2%14
13BMW iX2BEV2,7181.2%5
14Renault ClioPetrol2,6241.1%8
15VW T-RocPetrol2,4351.0%20
16VW ID.7BEV2,4031.0%n/a
17Audi Q3Petrol2,3461.0%n/a
18Kia EV3BEV2,2691.0%22
19Skoda EnyaqBEV2,2661.0%19
20Mercedes EQABEV2,2591.0%16
21BMW X1PHEV2,2190.9%13
22Toyota CorollaHEV2,1960.9%21
23Tesla Model 3BEV2,0950.9%15
24Peugeot 3008Petrol2,0900.9%n/a
25Mini CooperBEV2,0890.9%n/a

Flanders H1 2025 – models:

PosModel – FlandersH1 2025/24Q1FY24
1BMW X17,458+ 16.0%11
2Audi Q63,234n/an/an/a
3BMW 4 Series3,080n/a2n/a
4Audi Q42,962n/a43
5Citroen C32,880– 22.9%n/an/a

Wallonia H1 2025 – models:

PosModel – WalloniaH1 2025/24Q1FY24
1Dacia Sandero3,552– 18.3%11
2Dacia Duster2,443+ 30.5%42
3Toyota Yaris1,780– 4.2%34
4Renault Clio1,745+ 7.8%23
5Renault Captur1,452n/a5n/a

Brussels H1 2025 – models:

PosModel – BrusselsH1 2025/24Q1FY24
1Citroen C3860– 8.5%13
2Peugeot 208649n/a2n/a
3Peugeot 2008428n/an/an/a
4Nissan Juke304n/a3n/a
5Peugeot 3008292n/an/an/a

Belgium H1 2025 – private sales:

PosModel – Private salesH1 2025/24Q1FY24
1Dacia Sandero5,666– 24.3%11
2Dacia Duster3,858+ 33.2%32
3Citroen C33,193– 22.3%64
4Toyota Yaris3,159– 2.6%23
5Renault Captur2,266n/a49
6Renault Clio2,119– 15.6%55
7Audi Q32,089n/an/an/a
8VW T-Roc2,021n/a88
9BMW X11,947n/a10n/a
10Nissan Qashqai1,827n/a7n/a

Belgium H1 2025 – fleet sales:

PosModel – Fleet salesH1 2025/24Q1FY24
1BMW X17,094– 7.1%11
2Audi Q63,346n/a6n/a
3BMW 4 Series3,181n/a2n/a
4Audi Q43,070– 31.4%33
5VW ID.42,970n/a4n/a
6Mercedes EQB2,920n/a5n/a
7Tesla Model Y2,689– 47.2%72
8Mini Cooper2,521n/a8n/a
9VW ID.72,342n/an/an/a
10Peugeot 20082,240n/an/an/a

Source: FEBIAC

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