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Turkiye July 2026: Renault Boreal best-seller

The Renault Boreal is an instant blockbuster in Turkiye.

New light vehicle sales in Turkiye endure a harsh -25% year-on-year fall in July to 80,786 units, leading to a year-to-date volume off -10.7% to 638,965. Renault (-23.2%) remains the best-selling carmaker in the country while Volkswagen (-8%) resists and overtakes Fiat (-38.9%) for second place. Hyundai (-1.4%) is up three spots on June to #4 just as Toyota (-28.1%), in great difficulty, rounds out the Top 5. Local EV maker Togg ignores the surrounding gloom and surges 69.1% to #8 and 5.7% share, two new records. Skoda (+12.8%) is the only additional gainer in the Top 10 at #10. Further down, Jeep (+170.6%), Mini (+127.9%), Omoda & Jaecoo (+73%) and Volvo (+54.8%) stand out. 

We have a big surprise atop the models charts: the new Renault Boreal storms into pole position for its second month in market with 4.9% share. This is much needed good news for Renault this month as the Clio is off -72.7% due to its generation changeover and the Megane Sedan (-70.4%) is now discontinued (as is the Fiat Egea Sedan at -65.5%). Second surprise: the Togg T10X (+4.4%) climbs to a best-ever 2nd place, also hit in April and May 2024. The Toyota Corolla (-3.4%) is back up to #3 and ascends to #2 year-to-date. Excellent scores also for the Renault Duster (+255.9%), VW Taigo (+117%) and Hyundai i20 (+14.9%) while the new Togg T10F reaches a record #7.

Previous month: Turkiye June 2026: Renault Boreal lands at #7

One year ago: Turkiye July 2025: Renault Megane Sedan best-seller in market up 14.5%

Full July 2026 Top 51 All brands and Top 40 models below.

Turkiye July 2026 – brands:

PosBrandJul-26%/25Jun2026%/25PosFY25
1Renault8,48610.5%– 23.2%182,61512.9%+ 18.0%11
2Volkswagen7,3879.1%– 8.0%352,5528.2%– 4.0%33
3Fiat6,2387.7%– 38.9%253,4888.4%– 14.3%22
4Hyundai5,2146.5%– 1.4%736,8445.8%+ 1.7%79
5Toyota5,1656.4%– 28.1%645,9397.2%– 9.3%45
6Peugeot4,8756.0%– 22.3%441,5686.5%– 13.2%56
7Ford4,7665.9%– 50.6%1039,5506.2%– 29.6%64
8Togg4,6005.7%+ 69.1%925,8484.0%+ 30.4%1013
9Citroen3,9054.8%– 31.6%533,4655.2%– 4.6%88
10Skoda3,5864.4%+ 12.8%1123,0423.6%– 1.4%1111
11Mercedes3,2644.0%– 0.4%1219,4443.0%– 13.1%1212
12Opel3,0973.8%– 48.7%830,9894.8%– 20.3%97
13Kia2,0272.5%– 13.5%1714,9962.3%– 1.7%1318
14Chery2,0052.5%– 12.4%1614,6952.3%– 16.7%1417
15Nissan1,9862.5%+ 16.6%1513,2482.1%– 2.8%1616
16KG Mobility1,8842.3%+ 31.2%1414,6712.3%+ 90.0%1522
17BMW1,7822.2%– 2.7%1313,1672.1%– 28.6%1714
18Volvo1,5501.9%+ 54.8%1810,1731.6%+ 46.4%1823
19Omoda & Jaecoo1,3031.6%+ 73.0%217,9261.2%+ 78.8%2127
20Mini1,2351.5%+ 127.9%228,3781.3%+ 28.8%2025
21Audi1,1841.5%– 34.7%199,9331.6%– 24.9%1920
22Dacia9581.2%– 5.2%207,0701.1%– 39.6%2219
23Jeep8201.0%+ 170.6%255,0670.8%+ 201.1%2430
24Honda7270.9%– 47.0%234,6720.7%– 42.3%2521
25Cupra5800.7%– 47.7%244,2070.7%– 35.3%2624
26Seat4400.5%+ 3.3%262,4820.4%– 45.6%2926
27Tesla2950.4%– 93.7%304,0880.6%– 76.0%2715
28Suzuki2770.3%– 53.1%272,6180.4%– 22.5%2828
29MG2480.3%+ 93.8%321,6600.3%+ 11.8%3131
30Iveco2390.3%– 31.3%291,8100.3%– 18.0%3029
31Porsche1640.2%+ 72.6%337520.1%+ 8.4%3537
32Land Rover890.1%– 49.7%348100.1%– 32.6%3333
33Tenax840.1%+ 5.0%355420.1%+ 16.8%3838
34Isuzu800.1%– 70.6%317980.1%– 14.7%3435
35Alfa Romeo660.1%– 53.2%366980.1%– 26.8%3634
36Foton620.1%– 80.1%281,0880.2%– 0.6%3236
37Lexus260.0%– 75.9%401860.0%– 54.1%3939
38BYD230.0%– 99.4%386,8321.1%– 76.7%2310
39Alpine170.0%+ 88.9%391370.0%+ 1145.5%4046
40DS160.0%– 91.6%375910.1%– 47.0%3732
41Subaru150.0%– 31.8%411040.0%– 60.9%4141
42Maserati60.0%– 60.0%42640.0%– 52.6%4245
43Maxus40.0%– 87.1%44330.0%– 80.6%4343
44Ferrari30.0%– 40.0%49150.0%+ 0.0%4753
45Aston Martin20.0%– 50.0%47130.0%– 40.9%4950
46Hongqi20.0%+ 100.0%50150.0%+ 150.0%4851
47Lamborghini20.0%– 33.3%46200.0%+ 53.8%4652
48Bentley10.0%– 87.5%45300.0%+ 30.4%4449
49Chevrolet10.0%n/a5140.0%n/a51 –
50Cadillac00.0%n/a4840.0%n/a50 –
51GMC00.0%n/a43240.0%n/a45 –

Turkiye July 2026 – models:

PosModel (PC only)Jul-26%/25Jun2026%/25PosFY25
1Renault Boreal3,0314.9%new75,1911.0%new30 –
2Togg T10X2,8414.5%+ 4.4%414,8443.0%– 25.1%67
3Toyota Corolla Sedan and Estate2,4083.9%– 3.4%519,6233.9%+ 2.1%24
4VW Taigo2,4023.8%+ 117.0%1214,1432.8%+ 67.3%815
5Hyundai i201,9553.1%+ 14.9%1013,8742.8%+ 12.4%913
6Renault Duster1,9293.1%+ 255.9%614,7922.9%+ 173.7%719
7Togg T10F1,7592.8%new1511,0042.2%new1129
8Nissan Qashqai1,6842.7%+ 46.6%910,2672.0%+ 6.1%1216
9Hyundai Tucson1,6152.6%+ 49.7%218,8411.8%+ 19.5%2022
10Renault Megane Sedan1,5602.5%– 70.4%318,9353.8%– 21.6%32
11Chery Tiggo 71,4452.3%+ 9.2%119,4531.9%+ 20.6%1524
12Peugeot 20081,4212.3%– 13.8%1412,0772.4%– 12.9%1014
13Fiat Egea Sedan1,4172.3%– 65.5%216,1833.2%– 34.0%43
14Kia Sportage1,4112.3%+ 77.3%289,9442.0%+ 104.6%1342
15Toyota C-HR1,3802.2%– 18.1%1615,3723.1%+ 10.7%59
16KG Mobility Torres1,3422.1%+ 152.7%89,8912.0%+ 105.8%1431
17Mini Countryman1,2222.0%n/a188,2381.6%n/a2236
18Hyundai Bayon1,1471.8%– 16.7%199,3081.9%– 5.2%1720
19Skoda Octavia1,0901.7%+ 98.5%325,6091.1%+ 8.2%2834
20Peugeot 30081,0801.7%– 6.6%299,2761.8%– 4.5%1818
21VW Tiguan1,0691.7%n/a239,3091.9%n/a1640
22Citroen C3 Aircross1,0111.6%new307,2591.4%new2344
23Skoda Superb9921.6%+ 19.8%315,1381.0%– 5.8%3130
24Fiat Egea Cross9721.6%– 59.3%178,8541.8%– 41.8%198
25VW T-Roc9031.4%– 33.3%206,5301.3%– 43.4%2412
26Renault Clio8571.4%– 72.7%129,7495.9%+ 9.0%11
27Opel Frontera8161.3%– 43.4%138,6391.7%n/a2133
28Volvo EX308061.3%n/a384,2290.8%n/a36n/a
29Jeep Compass7041.1%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a
30VW T-Cross6991.1%– 37.1%365,9211.2%+ 23.6%2528
31Honda HR-V6931.1%– 16.2%274,5310.9%+ 23.0%3432
32Citroen C5 Aircross6861.1%– 11.3%374,7130.9%+ 45.6%3348
33Dacia Sandero Stepway6351.0%– 30.8%264,3070.9%– 60.1%3510
34Skoda Kamiq5880.9%+ 40.7%255,8421.2%+ 22.0%2637
35Omoda 7581newn/an/an/anewn/a –
36Chery Tiggo 85600.9%– 34.1%n/a5,2421.0%– 29.3%2925
37BMW X15430.9%– 16.2%334,8181.0%– 37.2%3226
38Peugeot 4085320.9%– 54.5%355,6961.1%– 25.0%2721
39BMW 5 Series5030.8%n/an/an/an/an/an/a47
40Cupra Formentor4780.8%– 49.8%n/an/an/an/an/a35

Source: ODMD

This Post Has 2 Comments
  1. It will be very interesting to watch the changes in the Turkish market now that both popular the Fiat Egea and Renault Megane Sedan are being discontinued and where will future buyers go. I wonder if this is a good opportunity for Toyota Corolla and Togg T10F or other remained sedans /liftbacks to take the lead, or will they just actively switch to crossovers? In that case, the Renault Boreal will remain popular, and Fiat needs some kind of replacement for the Egea, even if it is a crossover, which will probably be the Fiat Grizzly.

  2. Thanks for sharing this detailed market update. It’s interesting to see how brand performance and new model launches continue to influence buyer preferences. These global insights are useful for anyone planning to Buy and Sell Used Cars in Singapore and stay informed about the automotive industry.

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