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Singapore May 2026: BYD #1, Chery inside Top 5, Chinese at 52% share

Chery is up to #4 in Singapore in May.

It’s a stable result for the Singaporean new car market in May at +0.5% year-on-year to 4,478 units. This brings the year-to-date tally to 22,353, up 15.7% over the same period in 2025. BYD (+41.6%) continues to dominate at 26.1% share, almost double the struggling #2 Toyota (-11.2%) at 13.2%. Tesla (-12.6%) is back up five spots on April to #3 but drops year-on-year. It is followed by a surging Chery (+453.2%), breaking into the Top 5 for the first time at #4, with Mercedes (-43.3%) and BMW (-51.3%) completely cratering below. Once again the Chinese impress: Zeekr is up 1066.7%, Maxus up 233.3%, MG up 232.8%, Xpeng up 130% and GAC up 68%. All in all, Chinese manufacturers account for 52% of the Singaporean market in May.

Previous month: Singapore April 2026: BYD breaks share record at 30.7%, GAC in Top 5

One year ago: Singapore May 2025: GAC, BYD, Tesla highlight surging market

Full May 2026 Top 47 All brands ranking below.

Singapore May 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMay-26%/25Apr2026%/25PosFY25
1BYD1,16826.1%+ 41.6%15,80726.0%+ 51.7%11
2Toyota (incl Lexus)59313.2%– 11.2%22,95213.2%+ 8.6%22
3Tesla3608.0%– 12.6%82,0439.1%+ 115.7%36
4Chery2605.8%+ 453.2%71,0604.7%+ 534.7%716
5Mercedes2385.3%– 43.3%31,3856.2%– 34.2%44
6BMW2265.0%– 51.3%41,3456.0%– 37.6%53
7MG2034.5%+ 232.8%97413.3%+ 241.5%913
8Honda1784.0%– 56.3%61,0624.8%– 44.2%65
9GAC1733.9%+ 68.0%57783.5%+ 112.6%811
10Xpeng1613.6%+ 130.0%115602.5%+ 69.7%1112
11Zeekr1403.1%+ 1066.7%105652.5%+ 534.8%1014
12Kia761.7%– 22.4%134321.9%– 18.2%139
13Nissan751.7%– 36.4%144972.2%+ 5.7%1210
14Hyundai591.3%– 56.3%123241.4%– 48.2%147
15Maxus501.1%+ 233.3%181600.7%+ 162.3%2326
16Audi491.1%– 19.7%162631.2%+ 12.4%1515
17Mazda471.0%– 58.8%222151.0%– 55.3%198
18Subaru471.0%– 46.0%211650.7%– 36.0%2219
19AvatR451.0%new191680.8%new2131
20Porsche451.0%– 10.0%232231.0%– 18.3%1817
21Volvo441.0%+ 25.7%152461.1%+ 4.7%1618
22Leapmotor420.9%new201340.6%new2435
23Dongfeng300.7%+ 100.0%172301.0%+ 72.9%1722
24Geely300.7%new241180.5%new2537
25Mini240.5%– 36.8%26980.4%– 28.5%2624
26Suzuki230.5%+ 0.0%332110.9%+ 37.0%2021
27Volkswagen220.5%– 55.1%25950.4%– 66.5%2720
28Deepal180.4%+ 20.0%29640.3%+ 82.9%2928
29Skoda90.2%– 73.5%27510.2%– 67.7%3123
30NIO60.1%new41240.1%new3359
31Polestar50.1%– 58.3%30410.2%– 43.8%3227
32Jaguar40.1%n/a44140.1%+ 600.0%3843
33Land Rover40.1%– 55.6%31650.3%+ 12.1%2825
34Smart40.1%– 60.0%34190.1%– 44.1%3633
35Alfa Romeo30.1%#DIV/0!3760.0%+ 100.0%4347
36Great Wall30.1%– 80.0%36190.1%– 68.9%3529
37Chevrolet20.0%n/a –30.0%n/a5049
38Cupra20.0%– 33.3%35150.1%+ 36.4%3734
39Jeep20.0%n/a4560.0%– 25.0%4448
40Ford10.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 66.7%5552
41Hongqi10.0%new –10.0%new56 –
42Lamborghini10.0%– 50.0%4650.0%– 37.5%4544
43Maserati10.0%– 75.0%40110.0%– 54.2%3936
44McLaren10.0%n/a –40.0%n/a4850
45Mitsubishi10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a57 –
46Opel10.0%– 66.7%32600.3%+ 500.0%3032
47Rolls Royce10.0%– 50.0%4270.0%+ 40.0%4246

Source: LTA

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