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Belgium June/H1 2026: Fleet BEVs at 59% share, Mercedes CLA and BMW iX3 stun

The BMW iX3 is an instant blockbuster in Belgium.

The Belgian new car market is up by a solid 9.4% year-on-year in June  to 45,449 units, however the H1 2026 volume remains in negative at -1.7% to 230,681. For reference, the H1 2025 tally was off -10.9% on the year prior so we remain at historically low levels. Private sales continue to increase their footprint to 45.3% share vs. 41.7% in 2025, 38.4% in 2024 and 31.1% in 2023 (amended figures). As a result fleet sales drop to 54.7% of the market. Petrol is at 42.3% share vs. 40.6% last year, BEVs improve to 36.1% vs. 34.7% in 2025 and 28.5% in 2024, HEVs are at 12.3%, PHEVs at 5.6% and diesel at 2.8%. Strikingly, BEVs represent 59% of fleets’ volume over H1 vs. just 10.2% of private sales.

In the June brands ranking, BMW (+13.1%) strengthens its lead with a dominant 9.9% share vs. 10.7% year-to-date, far above a freefalling Volkswagen (-21.4%) at 6.9% vs. 8.4% so far in 2026. Peugeot (+13.9%) repeats at #3 followed by an equally sturdy Renault (+18.5%). Dacia (-26.4%) and Audi (-27.7%) hit a wall but MG (+515.8%) sees its sales progress 6-fold year-on-year to reach #8 with 2,106 sales and 4.6% share. This is a new volume record (previous best 1,976 in June 2024) and a share best (previous best 4.5% in December 2025) but not a ranking record (#7 in December 2025). Leapmotor (+427.3%), BYD (+121.8%) and Mazda (+105.9%) stand out below.

Model-wise, the BMW X1 (-9.8%) remains ultra dominant at 3.5% share, with 54% of its volume going to the iX1 BEV variant. The Dacia Sandero (-12.9%) is #2 again and despite skidding YoY. The Mini Cooper (+12.3%) climbs to #3 ahead of the Tesla Model Y rallying back up 34.6%. The Citroen C3 (-11.5%) has ended its new generation honeymoon and falls to #5. Notice also the Renault Clio up 20.8% to #6. Among new entrants inside the Top 20 vs. last year, the Mercedes CLA storms into 8th place and the BMW iX3 lands directly at an outstanding #13.

The BMW X1 and Mini Cooper top Flanders sales, the Dacia Sandero and Renault Clio are the best-selling vehicles in Wallonia and the Citroen C3 and Mercedes CLA dominate Brussels. Private buyers prefer the Dacia Sanderto, VW T-Roc and BMW X1 while the Top 10 most popular models with fleets are all BEVs, led by the BMW iX1, Telsa Model Y and Audi Q6 e-tron with the BMW iX3 landing at #4.

Previous month: Belgium May 2026: Leapmotor, MG, Fiat stand out

One year ago: Belgium June/H1 2025: BEVs at 32.8% share, BMW X1, Dacia Sandero and Citroen C3 on top

Full June 2026 Top 78 All brands, H1 2026 Top 20 models, Top 5 models by region and Top 10 by sales channel below.

Belgium June 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJun-26%/25May2026%/25PosFY25
1BMW4,5219.9%+ 13.1%124,71310.7%– 5.7%11
2Volkswagen3,1366.9%– 21.4%219,4458.4%– 12.8%22
3Peugeot3,0416.7%+ 13.9%315,3846.7%+ 8.1%47
4Renault2,9546.5%+ 18.5%713,9996.1%– 3.3%66
5Mercedes2,7406.0%– 1.6%515,5386.7%– 8.5%33
6Audi2,4585.4%– 27.7%415,0736.5%– 6.5%54
7Dacia2,1714.8%– 26.4%611,8095.1%– 23.9%75
8MG2,1064.6%+ 515.8%145,7222.5%+ 171.2%1719
9Skoda1,9804.4%+ 39.9%810,5994.6%+ 18.9%89
10Hyundai1,8514.1%+ 69.2%156,8623.0%– 0.2%1312
11Kia1,8444.1%+ 21.2%108,5183.7%– 5.5%1011
12Volvo1,6953.7%– 2.9%98,0903.5%– 11.8%1110
13Tesla1,3773.0%+ 15.2%127,0803.1%+ 29.8%1215
14Toyota1,2632.8%– 28.3%119,0003.9%– 22.2%98
15Ford 1,1582.5%– 7.7%176,4392.8%– 13.0%1613
16Citroen1,1442.5%– 36.9%136,6712.9%– 8.4%1414
17BYD9362.1%+ 121.8%203,6131.6%+ 99.0%1922
18Opel9252.0%+ 5.1%166,6532.9%+ 23.3%1516
19Mini8381.8%+ 5.4%184,4881.9%+ 12.3%1818
20Nissan8101.8%+ 31.3%253,1731.4%– 35.5%2017
21Mazda7331.6%+ 105.9%242,4491.1%+ 38.0%2226
22Fiat6461.4%+ 61.1%192,9061.3%+ 50.6%2124
23Leapmotor5801.3%+ 427.3%211,7350.8%+ 353.0%2534
24Suzuki4571.0%+ 48.9%222,1820.9%– 4.7%2321
25Cupra3520.8%+ 48.5%261,8440.8%– 16.9%2425
26KG Mobility3430.8%+ 161.8%359850.4%+ 120.9%3435
27Land Rover3350.7%– 17.7%291,3900.6%– 43.2%2720
28Honda2990.7%+ 147.1%341,2830.6%+ 33.9%3030
29Porsche2810.6%– 38.4%321,2840.6%– 38.0%2923
30Seat2800.6%+ 18.6%271,3560.6%– 37.0%2827
31Jeep2620.6%– 14.9%231,6270.7%+ 17.1%2629
32Jaecoo2500.6%+ 309.8%281,0060.4%+ 429.5%3337
33Alfa Romeo2210.5%+ 70.0%368070.3%– 12.8%3631
34Polestar2010.4%– 19.0%311,1640.5%– 22.6%3128
35Xpeng1990.4%+ 73.0%301,1240.5%+ 77.8%3233
36Omoda1330.3%+ 241.0%339180.4%+ 463.2%3539
37DS1190.3%– 15.6%385180.2%– 7.2%3836
38Zeekr1170.3%new404840.2%new3958
39Alpine1070.2%+ 81.4%413410.1%+ 34.3%4040
40Smart870.2%+ 33.8%393370.1%+ 24.4%4138
41Lexus820.2%– 45.0%375300.2%– 37.6%3732
42Mitsubishi790.2%+ 3850.0%422770.1%+ 4516.7%4267
43Lynk & Co730.2%+ 52.1%461730.1%+ 26.3%4341
44Subaru460.1%+ 48.4%431530.1%+ 51.5%4445
45Lancia400.1%+ 48.1%441430.1%+ 34.9%4542
46Ferrari170.0%+ 0.0%451100.0%– 1.8%4643
47Maserati160.0%– 27.3%54790.0%+ 16.2%4747
48BAIC120.0%– 20.0%51400.0%– 31.0%5346
49Aston Martin110.0%+ 0.0%48500.0%– 15.3%5053
50Lotus110.0%– 21.4%47580.0%– 39.6%4844
51Allied Vehicles90.0%– 10.0%50450.0%+ 9.8%5255
52Bentley90.0%– 35.7%60500.0%– 31.5%5150
53Forthing90.0%+ 12.5%55340.0%– 45.2%5448
54Tripod90.0%– 40.0%58220.0%– 69.0%5949
55Geely80.0%new –80.0%new66 –
56Livan80.0%– 27.3%53240.0%– 33.3%5754
57Caterham70.0%+ 250.0%63120.0%– 20.0%6164
58Lamborghini70.0%+ 16.7%52560.0%+ 3.7%4952
59NIO60.0%n/a56330.0%+ 3200.0%5659
60Man50.0%n/a –60.0%+ 50.0%6874
61DFSK40.0%– 42.9% –130.0%– 66.7%6056
62Dongfeng40.0%+ 300.0%49330.0%+ 43.5%5560
63Hongqi40.0%+ 300.0% –40.0%– 42.9%7272
64AMF30.0%+ 200.0% –100.0%– 9.1%6465
65Morgan30.0%+ 0.0% –40.0%– 42.9%7373
66Chevrolet20.0%n/a5950.0%n/a6982
67EVO20.0%new –80.0%new6578
68Lucid20.0%– 33.3%6150.0%+ 0.0%7077
69Skyworth20.0%new6540.0%new7489
70Alpina10.0%+ 0.0% –70.0%– 12.5%6766
71Bugatti10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a82 –
72Ineos10.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 25.0%7776
73Jaguar10.0%– 85.7% –10.0%– 98.1%8557
74Rimac10.0%n/a –10.0%+ 0.0%8787
75Rolls-Royce10.0%– 75.0% –120.0%– 33.3%6261
76Sportequipe10.0%+ 0.0%62120.0%+ 1100.0%6370
77SWM10.0%– 66.7% –30.0%– 81.3%7968
78Tiger10.0%new –40.0%new7583

Belgium H1 2026 – models:

PosModelH1 2026%/25Q1FY25
1BMW X18,1563.5%– 9.8%11
2Dacia Sandero5,4522.4%– 12.9%22
3Mini Cooper4,4881.9%+ 12.3%74
4Tesla Model Y4,4411.9%+ 34.6%49
5Citroen C34,4141.9%– 11.5%53
6Renault Clio4,1591.8%+ 20.8%117
7VW T-Roc3,8071.7%n/a3n/a
8Mercedes CLA3,7941.6%n/a8n/a
9Peugeot 20083,5321.5%– 5.2%108
10Peugeot 30083,5261.5%+ 31.8%9n/a
11Toyota Yaris3,4181.5%– 18.1%65
12Peugeot 50083,2061.4%n/a13n/a
13BMW iX33,1101.3%newn/an/a
14Audi Q63,0691.3%– 10.5%n/a10
15BMW 1 Series3,0601.3%n/a15n/a
16Hyundai Tucson2,8021.2%n/an/a16
17Skoda Enyaq2,7191.2%n/a1620
18Tesla Model 32,5701.1%n/a17n/a
19Peugeot 2082,5421.1%– 21.3%n/a18
20BMW 4 Series2,4901.1%– 28.8%1211

Flanders H1 2026 – models:

PosModel – FlandersH1 2026/25FY25
1BMW X16,531– 12.4%1
2Mini Cooper3,318n/a3
3Tesla Model Y3,073n/an/a
4Mercedes CLA2,966n/an/a
5Audi Q62,868– 11.3%2

Wallonia H1 2026 – models:

PosModel – WalloniaH1 2026/25FY25
1Dacia Sandero3,116– 12.3%1
2Renault Clio1,900+ 8.9%3
3VW T-Roc1,691n/an/a
4Toyota Yaris1,651– 7.2%4
5Dacia Duster1,499– 38.6%2

Brussels H1 2026 – models:

PosModel – BrusselsH1 2026/25FY25
1Citroen C3581– 32.4%1
2Mercedes CLA429n/an/a
3Tesla Model Y419n/a5
4Peugeot 2008375– 12.4%3
5Tesla Model 3325n/an/a

Belgium H1 2026 – private sales:

PosModel – Private salesH1 2026/25FY25
1Dacia Sandero3,802– 32.9%1
2VW T-Roc2,961+ 46.5%6
3BMW X12,829+ 45.3%9
4Toyota Yaris2,826– 10.5%3
5Citroen C32,457– 23.1%4
6Renault Clio1,906– 10.1%5
7Audi Q21,832n/an/a
8BMW 1 Series1,749 n/an/a
9Peugeot 20081,483n/an/a
10Dacia Bigster1,404n/a10

Belgium H1 2026 – fleet sales:

PosModel – Fleet salesH1 2026/25FY25
1BMW iX14,185– 41.0%1
2Tesla Model Y3,165+ 17.7%8
3Audi Q6 etron3,004– 10.2%2
4BMW iX32,897newn/a
5Mercedes CLA2,854n/an/a
6Skoda Enyaq2,663n/a9
7VW ID.42,324– 21.8%6
8Skoda Elroq2,253n/an/a
9Mini Cooper2,247– 10.9%4
10VW ID.72,242– 4.3%10

Source: Febiac

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