Singapore September 2026: BYD, Tesla, Chery, GAC defy negative market, Chinese at 52.9% share

Chery sales double year-on-year in September.

New car sales in Singapore drop -7.7% year-on-year in September to 4,340 units, however the year-to-date tally remains in positive at +8% to 40,986. At 26.4% of the market, BYD (+13.8%) defies the negative market and hits its highest share since last April (30.7% which remains a record). Tesla (+14.7%) stays in 2nd place with 9.4% share which is below the 10.1% it commands year-to-date. Toyota (-40.3%) freefalls to 8.9% ahead of Mercedes (-19.3%) and Honda (-43.2%) both also sinking hard. In contrast Chery (+100%) and GAC (+84.1%) surge ahead to #6 and #7 respectively. Xpeng (+82%) and MG (+59.6%) also make it into the Top 10 like last month. Below, AvatR (+533.3%) and Maxus (+160.9%) stand out. All in all, Chinese carmakers hold 52.9% of the Singaporean market vs. 35.5% a year ago in September 2025 thanks to sales up 37.5%. This is the second highest Chinese share below the 55.5% reach last April.

Previous month: Singapore August 2026: GAC at all-time high, Chinese at 51.7% share

One year ago: Singapore September 2025: BYD hits record 21.4% share, Zeekr breaks into Top 10

Full September 2026 Top 48 All brands ranking below.

Singapore September 2026 – brands:

PosBrandSep-26%/25Aug2026%/25PosFY25
1BYD1,14526.4%+ 13.8%110,17324.8%+ 36.1%11
2Tesla4069.4%+ 14.7%24,12910.1%+ 65.8%36
3Toyota (incl Lexus)3888.9%– 40.3%34,80011.7%– 11.9%22
4Mercedes2425.6%– 19.3%42,5426.2%– 32.1%44
5Honda2144.9%– 43.2%81,9114.7%– 46.4%65
6Chery2004.6%+ 100.0%91,8534.5%+ 297.6%716
7GAC1974.5%+ 84.1%51,5493.8%+ 103.3%911
8BMW1874.3%– 60.0%62,2185.4%– 44.4%53
9Xpeng1824.2%+ 82.0%101,2463.0%+ 98.1%1012
10MG1744.0%+ 59.6%71,5933.9%+ 139.9%813
11Zeekr1293.0%– 18.4%111,1042.7%+ 189.0%1114
12Nissan1002.3%+ 16.3%128582.1%– 1.6%1210
13Mazda781.8%– 26.4%144591.1%– 49.3%168
14Kia771.8%– 18.1%137351.8%– 21.1%139
15Porsche631.5%– 14.9%204491.1%– 10.7%1817
16Maxus601.4%+ 160.9%154791.2%+ 219.3%1526
17AvatR571.3%+ 533.3%164181.0%+ 1717.4%2131
18Volvo491.1%– 33.8%194541.1%– 9.2%1718
19Audi451.0%– 44.4%184421.1%– 15.6%1915
20Leapmotor400.9%new222940.7%new2435
21Subaru390.9%– 27.8%174051.0%– 13.3%2219
22Hyundai330.8%– 68.9%265051.2%– 55.3%147
23Dongfeng300.7%+ 57.9%244401.1%+ 100.9%2022
24Deepal290.7%+ 61.1%212840.7%+ 212.1%2528
25Suzuki290.7%+ 93.3%233120.8%+ 17.3%2321
26Geely240.6%+ 140.0%252410.6%+ 1908.3%2637
27Volkswagen240.6%– 35.1%291760.4%– 62.6%2720
28Great Wall210.5%+ 133.3%27810.2%– 5.8%3129
29Skoda200.5%– 16.7%301070.3%– 57.9%2923
30Mini110.3%– 64.5%311490.4%– 32.0%2824
31Land Rover70.2%– 84.4%34950.2%– 40.6%3025
32Polestar50.1%– 58.3%35590.1%– 52.8%3327
33NIO40.1%new33440.1%new3559
34Proton40.1%n/a –40.0%n/a53 –
35Cupra30.1%– 57.1%37300.1%+ 0.0%3734
36Alfa Romeo20.0%n/a36120.0%+ 300.0%4247
37Bentley20.0%+ 100.0% –100.0%– 41.2%4539
38Ferrari20.0%+ 0.0%38140.0%– 26.3%4140
39Ford20.0%n/a –30.0%+ 0.0%5452
40Hongqi20.0%new32400.1%new36 –
41Jaguar20.0%n/a39240.1%+ 118.2%3843
42Jeep20.0%n/a42110.0%+ 37.5%4448
43Lotus20.0%+ 100.0%4380.0%– 50.0%4841
44Maserati20.0%+ 0.0%44170.0%– 51.4%4036
45Opel20.0%– 66.7% –730.2%+ 43.1%3232
46Smart20.0%– 66.7%28560.1%+ 16.7%3433
47Aston Martin10.0%n/a –40.0%+ 33.3%5153
48Rolls Royce10.0%+ 0.0%40100.0%– 23.1%4646

Source: LTA

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