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Austria August 2025: Dacia Bigster #3, BYD Seal #6, market up 25.3%

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Another outstanding month for new car sales in Austria at +25.3% YoY in August to 21,452 units. This leads to a year-to-date tally up 10.7% to 189,370. The Top 3 carmakers trail the market with Volkswagen (+11%) and Skoda (+17.2%) still in positive but BMW (-6.9%) struggling. Audi (+26.1%) is back up two spots on July to #4, distancing Mercedes (+46%), Seat (+45.2%) and Dacia (+38.3%) all in excellent shape. But it’s Hyundai (+147.%) at 5% share vs. 3.5% YTD and Cupra (+105.1%) that deliver the best performances in the Top 10. Just below, BYD (+131%) breaks its ranking (#11), volume (774) and share (3.6%) records all at once. Fiat (+267%) and MG (+138.6%) also shine below.

Model-wise, the Skoda Octavia (+37.2%) stays on top above the VW Golf (+46%) just as the Dacia Bigster confirms it is an instant blockbuster in Austria, lodging its second consecutive podium finish at #3. The Skoda Karoq (+98.2%) is up 8 spots on last month to #4, the Seat Leon (+211.9%) up 11 to #5 and the BYD Seal (+36.6%) breaks its ranking record at #6. The Mercedes GLC (+76.9%), Seat Arona (+50.7%), VW Bus (+89.7%), Skoda Enyaq (+85.5%) and Hyundai i10 (+1562.5%) also make themselves noticed with fantastic gains.

Previous month: Austria July 2025: Sales up 31.6%, Dacia Bigster up to world best #2

One year ago: Austria August 2024: VW Polo #1, BYD Seal up to #11

Full August 2025 Top 53 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Austria August 2025 – brands:

PosBrandAug-25%/24Jul2025%/24PosFY24
1Volkswagen2,82113.2%+ 11.0%126,63714.1%+ 2.4%11
2Skoda2,41511.3%+ 17.2%220,45410.8%+ 25.7%22
3BMW1,3846.5%– 6.9%313,8807.3%+ 10.6%33
4Audi1,1945.6%+ 26.1%611,9646.3%+ 13.1%44
5Mercedes1,1875.5%+ 46.0%78,7184.6%+ 5.2%76
6Seat1,1465.3%+ 45.2%58,9294.7%– 4.1%55
7Dacia1,1245.2%+ 38.3%48,8934.7%+ 17.6%69
8Hyundai1,0695.0%+ 147.5%86,6383.5%+ 15.7%107
9Toyota8694.1%– 8.2%97,7254.1%+ 1.0%98
10Cupra8103.8%+ 105.1%108,4844.5%+ 100.1%815
11BYD7743.6%+ 131.0%154,6512.5%+ 91.4%1522
12Ford7293.4%+ 54.4%145,6673.0%+ 33.1%1316
13Renault6092.8%+ 21.6%136,5473.5%+ 44.0%1112
14Peugeot6042.8%– 9.3%115,8433.1%+ 29.1%1210
15Kia4972.3%– 4.6%163,9982.1%– 19.0%1713
16Opel4952.3%+ 21.0%125,3152.8%+ 39.3%1418
17Suzuki4502.1%+ 28.6%223,1191.6%– 33.0%2117
18MG3961.8%+ 138.6%213,3791.8%+ 25.4%2021
19Fiat3891.8%+ 267.0%182,0001.1%– 23.5%2324
20Mazda3491.6%– 23.5%194,0682.1%– 14.6%1614
21Tesla2701.3%– 32.2%233,9532.1%– 22.3%1811
22Citroen2671.2%+ 99.3%173,6241.9%+ 40.0%1923
23Volvo2531.2%– 2.7%202,5871.4%– 14.5%2219
24Jeep1990.9%+ 37.2%299910.5%+ 21.3%3029
25Land Rover1540.7%+ 37.5%271,0130.5%+ 9.8%2928
26Alfa Romeo1510.7%+ 143.5%281,0210.5%+ 34.9%2830
27Mitsubishi1440.7%+ 152.6%261,3460.7%– 62.5%2520
28Mini1170.5%– 14.6%251,2530.7%+ 14.7%2626
29Nissan1110.5%– 31.9%301,9691.0%+ 8.5%2425
30Honda1100.5%+ 34.1%319590.5%+ 17.4%3131
31Leapmotor1030.5%new323610.2%new33 –
32Porsche930.4%– 22.5%241,2410.7%+ 5.0%2727
33Polestar320.1%– 46.7%375500.3%+ 62.2%3232
34Smart290.1%– 34.1%352110.1%– 33.6%3734
35Lexus250.1%– 28.6%362360.1%– 17.2%3633
36Subaru240.1%+ 41.2%333070.2%+ 68.7%3435
37KGM/SsangYong170.1%+ 41.7%342410.1%+ 123.1%3536
38Alpine100.0%+ 400.0%401180.1%+ 1211.1%3850
39Aston Martin50.0%+ 0.0%42420.0%+ 75.0%4345
40DS40.0%– 60.0%39970.1%– 39.8%3937
41Lamborghini30.0%– 50.0%38590.0%+ 118.5%4043
42Ferrari30.0%– 76.9%41540.0%– 28.9%4140
43McLaren30.0%– 50.0%51260.0%– 27.8%4541
44DFSK30.0%+ 50.0%49230.0%+ 360.0%4651
45MAN20.0%– 75.0%46180.0%– 45.5%4742
46Ineos20.0%#DIV/0!43100.0%– 41.2%5047
47Bentley10.0%#DIV/0!44360.0%+ 157.1%4449
48Maserati10.0%n/a5090.0%– 35.7%5146
49Chrysler 10.0%– 50.0% –70.0%– 56.3%5248
50Lotus10.0%– 50.0% –40.0%– 55.6%5454
51Xpeng10.0%n/a –20.0%+ 100.0%5769
52DFM10.0%new –10.0%new60 –
53Zeekr10.0%new –10.0%new63 –

Austria August 2025 – models:

PosModelAug-25%/24Jul2025%/24PosFY24
1Skoda Octavia4942.3%+ 37.2%15,2072.7%+ 1.8%12
2VW Golf4702.2%+ 46.0%34,6842.5%– 33.1%21
3Dacia Bigster4372.0%new2n/an/anewn/a –
4Skoda Karoq4322.0%+ 98.2%123,1811.7%+ 31.9%510
5Seat Leon4212.0%+ 211.9%162,3111.2%+ 80.8%15n/a
6BYD Seal3961.8%+ 36.6%192,2761.2%+ 93.0%1618
7Mercedes GLC3751.7%+ 76.9%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
8VW Tiguan3661.7%+ 23.6%142,7501.5%– 13.2%117
9Toyota Yaris/Cross3591.7%+ 26.0%112,9941.6%+ 7.2%68
10BMW X13571.7%– 20.7%43,7782.0%+ 22.2%44
11Seat Ibiza3361.6%+ 23.5%63,7872.0%+ 4.9%35
12Skoda Fabia3311.5%– 13.6%92,9701.6%+ 19.6%89
13Dacia Sandero3101.4%– 27.2%72,9781.6%– 4.8%76
14Seat Arona3061.4%+ 50.7%13n/an/an/an/an/a
15VW Polo3041.4%– 48.7%182,4521.3%+ 10.8%1413
16VW Bus2941.4%+ 89.7%52,5011.3%– 12.0%1312
17Skoda Elroq2841.3%new82,0441.1%new17 –
18Skoda Enyaq2821.3%+ 85.5%171,8321.0%+ 77.9%n/an/a
19Hyundai i102661.2%+ 1562.5%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
20Dacia Duster2361.1%+ 6.8%202,7871.5%+ 6.4%911
n/aCupra Terramar2131.0%newn/a2,5841.4%new12n/a
n/aCupra Tavascan1910.9%+ 334.1%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
n/aVW Caddy1660.8%– 0.6%151,9791.0%+ 1.2%1815
n/aAudi Q61540.7%+ 214.3%n/a1,5210.8%+ 868.8%n/an/a
n/aCupra Leon1470.7%+ 41.3%n/a1,9511.0%+ 15.2%19n/a
n/aBYD Sealion1430.7%newn/a1,5410.8%newn/an/a
n/aTesla Model 31360.6%+ 300.0%n/a1360.1%– 89.0%n/an/a
n/aTesla Model Y1340.6%– 62.8%n/a2,7611.5%– 26.5%103
n/aVW ID.71220.6%+ 37.1%n/a1,3200.7%+ 368.1%n/an/a
n/aRenault 51160.5%newn/a1,5990.8%newn/a n/a
n/aAudi Q81040.5%– 8.8%n/a1,9081.0%+ 69.8%20n/a
n/aVW ID.3800.4%+ 400.0%n/a1,3760.7%+ 238.9%n/an/a

Source: Statistik Austria

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