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Israel October 2025: Lynk & Co, Renault, MG highlight market up 33.3%

Lynk & Co is up to a world best #9 in October. Picture over-drive.co.il

According to data shared with us by our local partner cartube.co.il, the Israeli new car market surges 33.3% year-on-year in October to 19,367 units, bringing the year-to-date tally up 8.5% to 261,404. After three months at an exceptional pole position, Chery (+64.2%) drops to #3 with a still stunning 9% share. Toyota (+49.1%) beats the market and reclaims the top spot it holds year-to-date. Hyundai (+0.6%) is back up four ranks on September to #2 but disappoints year-on-year. Skoda (+45.9%) is also up three to #4 with Jaecoo (+475.8%) continuing to gear up at #5 and 7.8% share vs. 5.6% through October. MG (+447.9%) lodges a 7th Top 10 finish in the past 8 months while Lynk & Co (+25150%) improves further to a record 9th place, the brand’s highest in the world. Renault (+708.9%) is up to #10 with 2.3% share vs. #23 and 1.1% YTD. Newcomer Deepal is down one rank on last month to #12 and 2.2% share vs. 0.8% so far this year. Meanwhile Leapmotor soars 25 spots to an all time high #14. Chinese carmakers account for 36.9% of the market this month vs. 49.5% in September.

Previous month: Israel September/Q3 2025: Chinese manufacturers hold 49.5% share

One year ago: Israel October 2024: Hyundai reclaims top spot

Full October 2025 Top 60 All brands ranking below.

Israel October 2025 – brands:

PosBrandOct-25%/24Sep2025%/23PosFY24
1Toyota2,36112.2%+ 49.1%230,85511.8%+ 5.8%11
2Hyundai1,8689.6%+ 0.6%629,27011.2%+ 14.0%22
3Chery1,7419.0%+ 64.2%122,6538.7%+ 103.5%37
4Skoda1,6178.3%+ 45.9%718,5297.1%+ 9.1%54
5Jaecoo1,5207.8%+ 475.8%414,6335.6%+ 1520.5%635
6Kia1,5097.8%– 9.6%521,6798.3%– 7.5%43
7BYD5873.0%– 4.4%312,1614.7%– 22.9%75
8MG5152.7%+ 447.9%148,0383.1%+ 28.9%912
9Lynk & Co5052.6%+ 25150.0%103,1711.2%+ 653.2%1844
10Renault4532.3%+ 708.9%152,9391.1%– 25.3%2318
11Seat4312.2%– 2.3%166,2182.4%– 25.2%1010
12Deepal4262.2%new111,9900.8%new2866
13Nissan3992.1%+ 17.0%245,9002.3%+ 78.5%1119
14Leapmotor3922.0%n/a391,2310.5%+ 569.0%3851
15Mitsubishi3511.8%– 31.7%175,8872.3%– 40.0%128
16Suzuki3391.8%– 10.8%254,3491.7%– 43.7%149
17Volkswagen2561.3%– 23.8%203,1061.2%– 31.1%1914
18Dacia2541.3%+ 221.5%281,8000.7%+ 36.8%3030
19Citroen2451.3%+ 137.9%214,0091.5%– 16.5%1513
20Geely2401.2%– 25.0%223,0811.2%– 21.7%2016
21Xpeng2121.1%– 44.2%185,7112.2%+ 89.0%1315
22Opel2091.1%+ 497.1%271,5270.6%+ 10.1%3432
23JAC1921.0%+ 3100.0%317270.3%+ 404.9%4355
24Subaru1911.0%– 38.0%303,6011.4%– 5.5%1717
25Skywell1881.0%+ 652.0%485100.2%– 16.5%5040
26Ford1780.9%+ 439.4%417130.3%– 57.6%4429
27Lexus1700.9%+ 23.2%382,1740.8%+ 5.6%2426
28Maxus1680.9%+ 3260.0%121,9900.8%+ 812.8%2750
29KGM1530.8%+ 17.7%401,8190.7%+ 148.2%2938
30BMW1490.8%+ 47.5%233,0121.2%+ 33.1%2124
31Audi1450.7%– 5.8%362,0310.8%– 8.1%2625
32Peugeot1260.7%– 19.2%263,0081.2%– 13.1%2220
33Zeekr1210.6%– 40.4%291,6980.6%– 25.7%3223
34Chevrolet1160.6%+ 141.7%358550.3%– 70.3%4021
35Mazda880.5%– 85.7%448,1113.1%– 38.5%86
36Isuzu880.5%+ 72.5%451,5110.6%+ 15.5%3633
37Cupra780.4%+ 680.0%341,5010.6%+ 9.2%3734
38Genesis750.4%+ 368.8%514470.2%– 31.4%5141
39Voyah690.4%+ 392.9%435300.2%+ 102.3%4949
40NIO650.3%new492050.1%new57 –
41Volvo550.3%– 32.1%421,6960.6%+ 11.9%3327
42Mercedes500.3%– 39.0%371,5200.6%– 53.0%3522
43Honda500.3%– 5.7%504380.2%+ 27.7%5246
44Jeep430.2%– 27.1%556940.3%– 11.1%4637
45Alfa Romeo430.2%+ 2050.0%563220.1%+ 85.1%5454
46Foton390.2%new523070.1%new5564
47Hongqi340.2%+ 1600.0%327760.3%+ 1792.7%4262
48Yudo330.2%new65350.0%new63 –
49EVeasy310.2%+ 210.0%137000.3%+ 65.5%4542
50Mini310.2%+ 63.2%464140.2%+ 23.2%5348
51Fiat300.2%– 18.9%475780.2%– 17.3%4839
52GAC300.2%new54640.0%new61 –
53Tesla220.1%– 96.6%83,6541.4%– 38.0%1611
54Dongfeng220.1%+ 340.0%92,0500.8%+ 40900.0%2568
55Land Rover190.1%– 34.5%536060.2%+ 57.4%4745
56AvatR150.1%new57880.0%new59 –
57Ora110.1%– 84.5%612710.1%– 82.5%5631
58Cadillac90.0%+ 800.0%59650.0%– 26.1%6058
59BAIC60.0%new –600.0%new62 –
60Porsche40.0%– 83.3%581830.1%+ 25.3%5853

Source: cartube.co.il

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