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Belgium September 2026: BEVs at record 50.9% share, BMW iX3 #1 over Q3

The BMW iX3 is the best-selling vehicle in Belgium over Q3.

The Belgian new car market is stable in September at +1.9% year-on-year to 32,124 units, leading to a year-to-date tally off -1.1% to 320,374. For the first time in this market’s history, BEVs account for more than half of all new cars registered at 50.9%, beating the previous record of 46.2% hit just last month. Over the first 9 months of the year, the BEV share stands at 39.1% vs. 34.7% over the Full Year 2025. This is however led by fleet sales, with private BEV sales at a record 20.2% share in September and 11.5% year-to-date vs. 60.9% share for fleets.

BMW (+24.4%) holds onto the brands top spot with 10.1% share, distancing Mercedes (-2.5%) like last month. Tesla (+129%) surges 9 spots on August to climb onto the Belgian podium for the firs time at #3 (record, previous best #4 in September 2024), 2,352 sales (record is 3,121 in March 2024 and 7.3% share (record, previous best 7% in March 2024). Volkswagen (-27.4%) is relegated to a paltry 4th place. Below, BYD (+114%), Mazda (+198.4%), Leapmotor (+304.3%) and Jaecoo (+308%) make themselves notice while newcomer Geely is up to #25 for its 4th month in market.

In the models charts, over the first 9 months of 2026, the BMW X1 (+3.1%) is in the lead with a dominant 3.6% share, distancing the Dacia Sandero (-12.8%) disappointing at 2.2%. The hero of the period is the new BMW iX3 at #3 and 2% share vs. #11 and 1.3% over H1. In fact, over Q3 the iX3 edges past the X1 to hold the overall pole position at 3,439 sales vs. 3,438… The Tesla Model Y (+42.4%) stays in 4th place while the Mini Cooper is down to #5. Notice also the Mercedes CLA at #7, the Peugeot 3008 at #11, the 5008 at #12, the Tesla Model 3 at #14, Skoda Elroq at #16 and Mercedes GLC at #17.

The BMW X1 and iX3 top the Flanders charts while in Wallonia the Dacia Sandero and Renault Clio reign supreme and in Brussels the Citroen C3 and Mercedes CLA are the best-sellers. Private buyers are fondest of the Dacia Sandero despite a -34.1% year-on-year fall, followed by the BMW X1, Toyota Yaris and Citroen C3. Fleet sales go to the BMW iX3, BMW iX1, Mercedes CLA and Tesla Model Y.

Previous month: Belgium August 2026: BMW at 13% share, Peugeot (+41.6%), Skoda (+24.7%) impress

One year ago: Belgium September 2025: Volkswagen #1, BMW (-43.6%), Tesla (-49%) struggle

Full September 2026 Top 73 All brands, YTD Top 20 models, Top 5 models by region and Top 10 by sales channel below.

Belgium September 2026 – brands:

PosBrandSep-26%/25Aug2026%/25PosFY25
1BMW3,24410.1%+ 24.4%135,21911.0%+ 1.4%11
2Mercedes2,4577.6%– 2.5%222,7427.1%– 6.9%33
3Tesla2,3527.3%+ 129.0%1210,6443.3%+ 43.4%1215
4Volkswagen2,3327.3%– 27.4%326,6688.3%– 14.4%22
5Renault2,0866.5%+ 4.8%519,0335.9%– 3.5%66
6Peugeot1,9286.0%+ 12.9%420,9186.5%+ 11.6%47
7Skoda1,3304.1%– 25.5%615,0924.7%+ 14.6%89
8Kia1,2884.0%+ 21.1%812,4293.9%– 0.7%911
9Dacia1,2343.8%– 15.8%915,4504.8%– 25.1%75
10Audi1,2033.7%– 33.4%719,2426.0%– 14.5%54
11Toyota1,1713.6%– 11.0%1012,2323.8%– 20.4%108
12Volvo1,0953.4%– 23.0%1411,1463.5%– 10.7%1110
13BYD9462.9%+ 114.0%116,6712.1%+ 115.8%1722
14Citroen9322.9%+ 7.2%139,3902.9%– 4.5%1314
15Hyundai8992.8%– 24.4%179,1132.8%– 9.0%1412
16Mini8502.6%+ 12.0%186,4292.0%+ 9.8%1918
17Ford 8122.5%– 25.6%168,6782.7%– 15.4%1613
18Opel6622.1%– 29.9%158,6862.7%+ 10.5%1516
19Mazda5761.8%+ 198.4%263,4821.1%+ 41.4%2226
20Suzuki4751.5%+ 39.7%193,2281.0%+ 0.7%2321
21MG4351.4%– 24.3%226,6202.1%+ 105.8%1819
22Leapmotor3761.2%+ 304.3%282,6570.8%+ 365.3%2434
23Jaecoo3061.0%+ 308.0%211,8530.6%+ 358.7%2937
24Fiat3010.9%+ 11.1%203,9021.2%+ 43.9%2024
25Geely2570.8%new443110.1%new43 –
26Cupra2500.8%+ 24.4%292,6080.8%– 9.1%2525
27Nissan2440.8%– 58.5%303,8071.2%– 40.3%2117
28Porsche2330.7%– 6.4%242,1150.7%– 27.3%2723
29Polestar2240.7%– 8.6%311,6720.5%– 25.0%3228
30Omoda2100.7%+ 191.7%321,3760.4%+ 361.7%3439
31Xpeng1840.6%+ 121.7%271,7480.5%+ 93.6%3033
32Jeep1540.5%– 2.5%252,2300.7%+ 24.5%2629
33Seat1500.5%– 12.3%232,0260.6%– 26.2%2827
34Zeekr1340.4%+ 4366.7%348240.3%+ 13633.3%3758
35Honda1210.4%– 7.6%351,5980.5%+ 15.6%3330
36Land Rover950.3%– 59.7%331,6830.5%– 53.0%3120
37Lexus900.3%– 20.4%367820.2%– 33.2%3832
38Smart620.2%+ 67.6%424760.1%+ 34.1%4038
39DS560.2%– 1.8%377580.2%+ 8.0%3936
40KG Mobility450.1%– 42.3%381,1860.4%+ 72.4%3535
41NIO450.1%+ 80.0%401310.0%+ 403.8%4859
42Alfa Romeo440.1%– 55.6%399500.3%– 20.4%3631
43Alpine410.1%+ 46.4%414700.1%+ 36.6%4140
44Mitsubishi370.1%+ 1133.3%453480.1%+ 2800.0%4267
45Subaru290.1%+ 107.1%432380.1%+ 95.1%4445
46Ferrari160.0%+ 6.7%471590.0%+ 8.9%4743
47Forthing160.0%+ 33.3%46850.0%– 6.6%5148
48Lancia130.0%– 27.8%481830.1%+ 13.7%4642
49Lynk & Co130.0%– 18.8%502060.1%+ 10.2%4541
50BAIC90.0%– 59.1%52650.0%– 41.4%5446
51Lotus90.0%– 10.0%491000.0%– 16.7%5044
52Aston Martin80.0%+ 166.7%56730.0%+ 5.8%5353
53Allied Vehicles50.0%+ 66.7%53610.0%+ 15.1%5655
54Maserati50.0%+ 25.0%551130.0%+ 22.8%4947
55Dongfeng40.0%+ 300.0%57450.0%+ 73.1%5760
56Lamborghini40.0%– 33.3%54780.0%+ 2.6%5252
57Livan30.0%– 70.0%65320.0%– 43.9%5954
58Lucid30.0%n/a –100.0%+ 100.0%6777
59AMF20.0%n/a –140.0%– 6.7%6465
60API20.0%+ 100.0%6050.0%– 16.7%7375
61Bentley20.0%– 71.4%62630.0%– 30.0%5550
62Chevrolet20.0%+ 100.0% –90.0%+ 800.0%6882
63DFSK20.0%– 50.0%58200.0%– 63.0%6156
64Tripod20.0%– 77.8%51410.0%– 57.7%5849
65Alpina10.0%n/a59100.0%– 9.1%6666
66B-Style & Flex-I-Trans10.0%– 80.0%6180.0%– 50.0%7063
67Caterham10.0%– 50.0% –130.0%– 38.1%6564
68DR 10.0%– 83.3%63240.0%– 14.3%6062
69Man10.0%n/a –70.0%+ 40.0%7174
70Maxus10.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 98.9%8951
71Rolls-Royce10.0%– 75.0% –150.0%– 34.8%6261
72Sportequipe10.0%+ 0.0% –150.0%+ 150.0%6370
73Voyah10.0%n/a –50.0%+ 66.7%7780

Belgium 9 months 2026 – models:

PosModel1-9 2026%/25H1FY25
1BMW X111,5943.6%+ 3.1%11
2Dacia Sandero7,1882.2%– 12.8%22
3BMW iX36,5492.0%new13n/a
4Tesla Model Y6,4552.0%+ 42.4%49
5Mini Cooper6,4292.0%+ 9.8%34
6Citroen C36,3362.0%– 9.2%53
7Mercedes CLA5,9821.9%n/a8n/a
8Renault Clio5,6621.8%+ 15.4%67
9Peugeot 20084,6501.5%– 4.2%98
10Toyota Yaris4,5721.4%– 18.3%115
11Peugeot 30084,5581.4%n/a10n/a
12Peugeot 50084,4491.4%n/a12n/a
13VW T-Roc4,2411.3%n/a7n/a
14Tesla Model 34,1181.3%n/a18n/a
15Skoda Enyaq4,0451.3%+ 11.4%1720
16Skoda Elroq4,0341.3%n/an/an/a
17Mercedes GLC3,9871.2%n/an/an/a
18Audi Q63,9761.2%– 14.7%1410
19Hyundai Tucson3,8221.2%n/a1616
20Peugeot 2083,5951.1%– 11.1%1918

Belgium 9 months 2026 – models (by region):

Flanders:

PosModel – Flanders9m 2026/25FY25
1BMW X19,027– 2.9%1
2BMW iX35,643new –
3Mini Cooper4,915+ 13.5%3
4Mercedes CLA4,809n/an/a
5Tesla Model Y4,471n/an/a

Wallonia:

PosModel – Wallonia9m 2026/25FY25
1Dacia Sandero4,176– 9.6%1
2Renault Clio2,509+ 6.5%3
3Toyota Yaris2,208– 5.9%4
4BMW X12,183n/an/a
5Dacia Duster1,957– 40.4%2

Brussels:

PosModel – Brussels9m 2026/25FY25
1Citroen C3717– 41.4%1
2Mercedes CLA633n/an/a
3Tesla Model 3609n/an/a
4Tesla Model Y589n/a5
5Peugeot 2008513+ 0.2%3

Belgium 9 months 2026 – models private sales:

PosModel – Private sales9m 2026/25FY25
1Dacia Sandero4,766– 34.1%1
2BMW X13,976+ 67.3%9
3Toyota Yaris3,671– 11.5%3
4Citroen C33,314– 22.4%4
5VW T-Roc3,255+ 21.9%6
6Renault Clio2,394– 19.5%5
7Audi Q22,023n/an/a
8Peugeot 20081,992n/an/a
9BYD Seal U1,915n/an/a
10BMW 1 Series1,848n/an/a

Belgium 9 months 2026 – models (fleet sales):

PosModel – Fleet sales9m 2026/25FY25
1BMW iX36,083newn/a
2BMW iX16,016– 32.2%1
3Mercedes CLA4,777n/an/a
4Tesla Model Y4,630+ 28.5%8
5Audi Q6 etron3,882– 14.9%2
6Skoda Enyaq3,855+ 8.3%9
7Skoda Elroq3,772n/an/a
8Mini Cooper3,467– 13.4%4
9VW ID.43,330– 19.3%6
10VW ID.73,186– 8.3%10

Source: FEBIAC

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