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Uruguay April 2026: Record market, BYD #1, Chinese up 97.4% to 44.7% share

BYD is the best-selling carmaker in Uruguay in April.

New light vehicle sales in Uruguay are up another fantastic 25.8% year-on-year in April to 6,386 units, once again believed to be an all-time record for April. The year-to-date tally is now up 16.8% to 24,011. BYD (+60.5%) surges ahead to cement its newfound market leadership at 13.3% share, its highest since last September. This is well above #2 Fiat (-6.3%) at 10.4%. Chevrolet (+27%) evolves roughly like the market at 8.5% share, distancing Volkswagen (-7.9%) and Renault (-14.2%), both struggling. A handful of Top 10 brands post surreal YoY gains: Geely is up 560.5%, Jetour up 428.6%, Suzuki up 104.2% and Dongfeng up 100%. All in all, Chinese manufacturers (32 selling at least one unit) shoot up 97.4% to 44.7% share vs. 29.1% a year ago in April 2025.

Previous month: Uruguay March 2026: BYD #1 year-to-date in record market

One year ago: Uruguay April 2025: BYD up to record 2nd place

Full April 2026 Top 66 All brands ranking below.

Uruguay April 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26%/25Mar2026%/25PosFY25
1BYD84913.3%+ 60.5%12,96612.4%+ 64.4%13
2Fiat66510.4%– 6.3%22,63411.0%– 24.0%21
3Chevrolet5418.5%+ 27.0%32,0168.4%– 7.0%32
4Volkswagen4447.0%– 7.9%51,6496.9%– 5.2%54
5Renault4406.9%– 14.2%41,6436.8%– 11.8%65
6Suzuki3906.1%+ 104.2%61,6526.9%+ 26.8%46
7Hyundai3225.0%– 8.5%71,1304.7%– 25.7%77
8Geely2513.9%+ 560.5%97243.0%+ 210.7%1014
9Jetour2223.5%+ 428.6%107843.3%+ 194.7%915
10Dongfeng2103.3%+ 100.0%129313.9%+ 204.2%812
11Toyota1953.1%+ 54.8%116542.7%+ 27.5%1113
12GAC1882.9%+ 1075.0%184561.9%+ 1069.2%1439
13Chery1252.0%– 37.5%146262.6%+ 8.7%128
14Omoda1161.8%+ 61.1%134491.9%+ 132.6%1516
15Changan1031.6%+ 415.0%262401.0%+ 224.3%2330
16BAW1011.6%+ 531.3%243011.3%+ 356.1%1931
17Victory821.3%– 32.8%252651.1%+ 23.8%2018
18Geely Riddara811.3%+ 478.6%282321.0%+ 582.4%2438
19Nissan801.3%– 46.7%85572.3%– 22.2%1311
20GWM701.1%+ 89.2%202170.9%+ 73.6%2523
21JAC691.1%+ 122.6%163891.6%+ 151.0%1617
22Ford641.0%+ 60.0%192491.0%+ 76.6%2122
23Citroen611.0%– 72.5%222451.0%– 64.7%229
24JMC611.0%+ 19.6%173441.4%+ 166.7%1819
25Peugeot600.9%– 50.0%153511.5%– 34.3%1710
26BMW580.9%+ 45.0%271760.7%+ 8.6%2724
27Jaecoo490.8%+ 512.5%301280.5%+ 433.3%3046
28Foton430.7%+ 19.4%211790.7%+ 27.9%2621
29Honda380.6%– 37.7%231580.7%– 31.3%2820
30Soueast370.6%new381230.5%new31 –
31Wuling340.5%n/a –340.1%n/a4768
32Mercedes320.5%+ 18.5%321160.5%+ 22.1%3329
33Deepal280.4%n/a351180.5%+ 321.4%3236
34Karry260.4%– 27.8%291420.6%+ 21.4%2928
35Jeep250.4%+ 19.0%37940.4%– 31.4%3627
36MG220.3%+ 46.7%311110.5%+ 146.7%3440
37Leapmotor200.3%+ 300.0%40670.3%+ 737.5%3847
38Zeekr180.3%+ 800.0%59280.1%+ 40.0%5050
39Audi170.3%– 10.5%42650.3%– 13.3%4034
40DFSK170.3%– 41.4%461050.4%– 30.9%3525
41Maxus120.2%+ 100.0%41490.2%+ 122.7%4344
42Ram120.2%– 40.0%34760.3%– 13.6%3732
43Lynk & Co110.2%+ 37.5%39640.3%+ 204.8%4141
44Mini100.2%+ 25.0%48350.1%+ 20.7%4645
45Mitsubishi100.2%– 44.4%33660.3%+ 61.0%3926
46Subaru80.1%+ 100.0%54270.1%+ 8.0%5143
47Xpeng80.1%new49270.1%new5253
48Mazda70.1%– 50.0%47300.1%– 44.4%4942
49BAIC60.1%n/a43190.1%n/a53 –
50Bestune60.1%– 71.4%45360.1%– 41.0%4437
51Dongfeng Forthing60.1%new50350.1%new4551
52Kia60.1%– 40.0%36530.2%– 15.9%4233
53Keyton50.1%+ 150.0%6460.0%+ 20.0%6163
54Seat50.1%+ 400.0% –50.0%– 28.6%6257
55Iveco30.0%n/a –40.0%– 33.3%6361
56Tesla30.0%+ 200.0%58110.0%+ 266.7%5760
57Volvo30.0%– 75.0%44330.1%– 17.5%4835
58Maserati20.0%+ 100.0% –20.0%+ 0.0%6970
59Porsche20.0%n/a52170.1%n/a5467
60Hundson10.0%new –10.0%new71 –
61Kaiyun10.0%n/a6320.0%n/a6869
62Land Rover10.0%– 66.7%56120.0%+ 33.3%5555
63LMI10.0%+ 0.0%57110.0%+ 175.0%5656
64Opel10.0%– 66.7%5180.0%– 27.3%5849
65Today Sunshine10.0%+ 0.0%6520.0%– 33.3%7062
66Voltbike10.0%– 50.0%6630.0%– 70.0%6659

Source: Autodata

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