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Austria October 2025: Sales up 11.4%, Skoda Octavia and Seat Ibiza on top

The Seat Ibiza is the 2nd best-selling vehicle in Austria in October.

Another very satisfying month for new car sales in Austria, up 11.4% year-on-year in October to 24,479. Through October, volumes are up 12.5% to 239,594. Volkswagen (+34.4%) stays on top of the brands charts with 14.7% share, distancing Skoda (+6.7%) which was #1 a year ago. BMW (-7.5%) and Audi (-14.6%) both struggle while Mercedes (+7%) rounds out the Top 5 in weak fashion. The next five carmakers all brilliantly outpace the market. Opel (+78.6%) is the most dynamic followed by Dacia (+49.9%), Peugeot (+46.5%), Seat (+41%) and at a distance Toyota (+13.7%). Further down, Citroen (+148%), Fiat (+95.8%) and MG (+95.7%) stand out. Tesla is down -64.5%.

As for models, the Skoda Octavia (+2.2%) is a distant leader this month at 3.5% share vs. 2.8% so far this year. It is followed by the Seat Ibiza (+60.2%), in outstanding shape and climbing to its highest ranking since January when it also ranked #2. The VW Golf (+7.2%) is stuck in third place, ahead of the BMW X1 (+9.6%) and a surging VW Polo (+114.1%). The new Skoda Elroq lodges a third Top 10 finish in the past 5 months at a best-ever 8th place, also hit last January. The Seat Leon (+91.8%) also impresses while the new Dacia Bigster is back up six spots on September to #12.

Previous month: Austria September 2025: Hyundai (+102.7%) highlight strong market (+29.4%)

One year ago: Austria October 2024: Skoda signs 2nd ever win, BYD Seal up to #8

Full October 2025 Top 55 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Austria October 2025 – brands:

PosBrandOct-25%/24Sep2025%/24PosFY24
1Volkswagen3,59514.7%+ 34.4%133,90914.2%+ 8.7%11
2Skoda2,86711.7%+ 6.7%226,11110.9%+ 22.4%22
3BMW1,6566.8%– 7.5%716,5846.9%+ 4.2%33
4Audi1,4035.7%– 14.6%414,9316.2%+ 9.7%44
5Mercedes1,3655.6%+ 7.0%511,3784.7%+ 9.1%56
6Seat1,3045.3%+ 41.0%611,3024.7%+ 0.7%65
7Dacia1,2505.1%+ 49.9%811,1694.7%+ 23.1%79
8Peugeot1,0334.2%+ 46.5%117,6833.2%+ 28.3%1210
9Toyota9804.0%+ 13.7%109,5594.0%+ 3.3%98
10Opel8773.6%+ 78.6%146,9092.9%+ 45.5%1418
11Cupra8363.4%+ 22.9%1510,0114.2%+ 87.3%815
12Ford7463.0%+ 13.9%177,0632.9%+ 29.1%1316
13Renault7253.0%+ 0.4%137,9993.3%+ 32.1%1112
14Hyundai7243.0%– 26.7%39,3283.9%+ 21.2%107
15BYD5582.3%+ 32.2%185,8212.4%+ 80.5%1522
16Citroen5062.1%+ 148.0%234,4321.8%+ 51.6%1923
17Volvo5032.1%+ 27.7%223,4921.5%– 7.8%2219
18Mazda4471.8%– 27.6%125,3042.2%– 7.2%1614
19Kia4211.7%– 36.6%165,0812.1%– 17.8%1713
20Fiat4171.7%+ 95.8%212,8261.2%– 6.8%2324
21MG3641.5%+ 95.7%204,2921.8%+ 34.8%2021
22Suzuki3381.4%– 5.6%243,7371.6%– 30.9%2117
23Mitsubishi1870.8%+ 0.5%261,6890.7%– 55.9%2520
24Mini1860.8%– 12.7%301,5430.6%– 1.8%2626
25Jeep1840.8%+ 64.3%251,3590.6%+ 29.8%2829
26Alfa Romeo1510.6%+ 6.3%271,3150.5%+ 38.3%2930
27Leapmotor1170.5%new315810.2%new33 –
28Honda1090.4%+ 16.0%291,1780.5%+ 20.6%3131
29Porsche1010.4%– 49.5%281,4700.6%– 2.6%2727
30Tesla970.4%– 64.5%95,0762.1%– 19.7%1811
31Smart880.4%+ 22.2%353380.1%– 19.9%3534
32Land Rover870.4%– 5.4%321,1960.5%+ 9.7%3028
33Nissan560.2%– 83.9%192,5771.1%+ 10.6%2425
34KGM/SsangYong470.2%+ 6.8%343310.1%+ 84.9%3636
35Polestar370.2%– 50.0%336630.3%+ 26.5%3232
36Lexus240.1%– 60.0%362900.1%– 26.2%3733
37Subaru190.1%+ 5.6%373500.1%+ 57.0%3435
38Alpine140.1%+ 1300.0%381420.1%+ 1320.0%3850
39Jaecoo130.1%new –130.0%new50 –
40DS110.0%– 35.3%391180.0%– 35.5%3937
41Ferrari70.0%+ 16.7%41650.0%– 24.4%4140
42Lamborghini50.0%+ 400.0%43670.0%+ 123.3%4043
43DFSK40.0%+ 0.0% –270.0%+ 125.0%4651
44Omoda40.0%new –40.0%new57 –
45Aston Martin20.0%+ 100.0%42480.0%+ 92.0%4245
46Bentley20.0%n/a40430.0%+ 186.7%4449
47MAN20.0%n/a45230.0%– 30.3%4742
48Chrysler 20.0%n/a48100.0%– 41.2%5148
49NIO20.0%n/a –30.0%+ 0.0%5960
50McLaren10.0%– 50.0%44300.0%– 23.1%4541
51BAIC10.0%n/a46190.0%+ 216.7%4856
52KTM10.0%n/a –40.0%– 55.6%5555
53DFM10.0%new –20.0%new60 –
54Chevrolet10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 90.9%6653
55Lancia10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a67 –

Austria October 2025 – models:

PosModelOct-25%/24Sep2025%/24PosFY24
1Skoda Octavia8463.5%+ 2.2%16,7962.8%+ 3.4%12
2Seat Ibiza5482.2%+ 60.2%114,6772.0%+ 8.3%35
3VW Golf5372.2%+ 7.2%35,8262.4%– 25.8%21
4BMW X14792.0%+ 9.6%n/a4,4001.8%+ 11.0%44
5VW Polo4391.8%+ 114.1%53,3631.4%+ 24.0%1113
6Skoda Fabia4151.7%– 11.1%73,8201.6%+ 12.5%69
7Toyota Yaris/Cross4091.7%+ 17.5%83,8181.6%+ 8.9%78
8Skoda Elroq3891.6%new172,7361.1%new17 –
9Dacia Sandero3801.6%+ 26.2%133,6891.5%– 2.8%86
10VW Tiguan3701.5%+ 9.5%43,6241.5%– 7.6%97
11Seat Leon3531.4%+ 91.8%142,9861.2%+ 85.6%14n/a
12Dacia Bigster3521.4%new18n/an/anewn/a –
13VW Bus3371.4%+ 129.3%223,1261.3%– 1.8%1312
14Skoda Enyaq3351.4%– 0.6%n/a2,4471.0%+ 40.2%18n/a
15BMW X33221.3%+ 116.1%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
16Dacia Duster3201.3%– 7.2%n/a3,3411.4%+ 6.7%1211
17Skoda Karoq3101.3%– 15.8%93,8641.6%+ 28.5%510
18Mercedes GLC3001.2%+ 56.3%n/a00.0%#DIV/0!n/an/a
19VW T-Cross2761.1%+ 7.0%102,3761.0%+ 11.7%2017
20Peugeot 20082661.1%+ 118.0%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
n/aVW ID.72421.0%+ 130.5%n/a1,7750.7%+ 291.0%n/an/a
n/aAudi Q62220.9%+ 70.8%n/a1,7430.7%+ 368.5%n/an/a
n/aRenault 52060.8%+ 255.2%n/a1,8050.8%+ 2720.3%n/a n/a
n/aBYD Seal1930.8%– 47.1%n/a2,7371.1%+ 48.6%1618
n/aVW ID.31900.8%+ 331.8%n/a1,7410.7%+ 261.2%n/an/a
n/aMG ZS1780.7%+ 66.4%192,3801.0%+ 74.1%19n/a
n/aBYD Sealion1600.7%newn/a1,8670.8%newn/an/a
n/aCupra Terramar1020.4%+ 45.7%n/a2,8541.2%+ 3977.1%15n/a
n/aTesla Model Y890.4%– 47.3%23,5861.5%– 21.7%103

Source: Statistik Austria

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