Austria October 2026: BYD up to record #4, first Top 20 for Jaecoo 7, Leapmotor B10 and Omoda 5

The Jaecoo 7 is up to #11 in Austria in October.

24,174 new cars hit Austrian roads in October, a slight -1.2% year-on-year loss. Through October, sales are up 10.7% to 265,282. Volkswagen (-20.6%) and Skoda (-19.4%) remain atop the brands charts despite crumbling year-on-year to 11.8% and 9.6% share respectively. BMW (+3.4%) is up three spots on last month to #3. BYD (+142.3%) is the best performer this month, climbing to a record 4th place with 5.6% share. Cupra (+11.7%) is the only additional gainer in the Top 10, up 6 ranks on September to #8. Leapmotor (+476.1%) surges to #13 with 2.8% share vs. 1.1% year-to-date. All in all, China is the second country of origin after Germany thanks to sales up 223.3% to 4,287 and 17.7% share.

Model-wise, the Skoda Octavia (-23.8%) is back to #1 for the first time since last July but is stuck at #2 year-to-date. The BYD Atto (all models combined, +922.8%) soars to a record 2nd place ahead of the BMW X3 (+51.2%). 72% of X3 sales come from the iX3. The BYD Seal (+137.8%) and Seat Ibiza (-19.3%) close out the Top 5. The VW Golf (-22.5%) is down six spots on last month to a paltry #8 but stays #1 YTD. The Opel Frontera (+92.5%) lodges a second Top 10 finish in the past three months at #10 (77% from BEV). Finally, it’s a first Top 20 finish for the Jaecoo 7 (#11), Leapmotor B10 (#14) and Omoda 5 (#18).

Previous month: Austria September 2026: Hyundai up to 9.3% share, Tesla Model Y best-seller

One year ago: Austria October 2025: Sales up 11.4%, Skoda Octavia and Seat Ibiza on top

Full October 2026 Top 55 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Austria October 2026 – brands:

PosBrandOct-26%/25Sep2026%/25PosFY25
1Volkswagen2,85411.8%– 20.6%134,75613.1%+ 2.5%11
2Skoda2,3119.6%– 19.4%227,98310.5%+ 7.2%22
3BMW1,7137.1%+ 3.4%616,8506.4%+ 1.6%33
4BYD1,3525.6%+ 142.3%910,2033.8%+ 75.3%715
5Audi1,2635.2%– 10.0%715,8606.0%+ 6.2%44
6Mercedes1,1674.8%– 14.5%812,1834.6%+ 7.1%66
7Toyota9634.0%– 1.7%129,5003.6%– 0.6%99
8Cupra9343.9%+ 11.7%149,8993.7%– 1.1%810
9Peugeot8363.5%– 19.1%198,5553.2%+ 11.3%1212
10Opel8093.3%– 7.8%178,1873.1%+ 18.5%1314
11Seat8073.3%– 38.1%512,4974.7%+ 10.6%58
12Dacia7603.1%– 39.2%109,2253.5%– 17.4%115
13Leapmotor6742.8%+ 476.1%233,0191.1%+ 419.6%2432
14Renault6572.7%– 9.4%117,5962.9%– 5.0%1411
15Ford6452.7%– 13.5%187,0782.7%+ 0.2%1513
16Kia6102.5%+ 44.9%166,9512.6%+ 36.8%1617
17Citroen5702.4%+ 12.6%205,5002.1%+ 24.1%2020
18MG5142.1%+ 41.2%155,7502.2%+ 34.0%1819
19Omoda5012.1%+ 12425.0%252,1330.8%+ 53225.0%2657
20Volvo4691.9%– 6.8%224,0591.5%+ 16.2%2221
21Mazda4491.9%+ 0.4%135,6772.1%+ 7.0%1916
22Jaecoo4461.8%+ 3330.8%262,2610.9%+ 17292.3%2542
23Fiat3911.6%– 6.2%244,1051.5%+ 45.3%2123
24Hyundai3831.6%– 47.1%39,4013.5%+ 0.8%107
25Chery3701.5%new271,0540.4%new36 –
26Suzuki2851.2%– 15.7%213,3931.3%– 9.2%2322
27Xpeng1700.7%n/a291,0740.4%+ 53600.0%3543
28Mini1670.7%– 10.2%301,4850.6%– 3.8%3026
29Tesla1640.7%+ 69.1%46,1112.3%+ 20.4%1718
30Jeep1180.5%– 35.9%281,9470.7%+ 43.3%2727
31Porsche1140.5%+ 12.9%361,2050.5%– 18.0%3328
32Mitsubishi1120.5%– 40.1%331,6730.6%– 0.9%2825
33Land Rover840.3%– 3.4%351,2440.5%+ 4.0%3131
34Polestar780.3%+ 110.8%348010.3%+ 20.8%3733
35Honda740.3%– 32.1%321,2050.5%+ 2.3%3230
36Nissan650.3%+ 16.1%311,5470.6%– 40.0%2924
37Alfa Romeo470.2%– 68.9%371,0750.4%– 18.3%3429
38Geely460.2%n/a43920.0%+ 4500.0%44n/a
39Subaru420.2%+ 121.1%403470.1%– 0.9%3935
40Smart390.2%– 55.7%384780.2%+ 41.4%3834
41KGM/SsangYong380.2%– 19.1%412650.1%– 19.9%4136
42Lexus340.1%+ 41.7%423200.1%+ 10.3%4037
43Alpine110.0%– 21.4%461080.0%– 23.9%4338
44BAW100.0%new45540.0%new47 –
45DS60.0%– 45.5%441320.0%+ 11.9%4239
46Aston Martin40.0%+ 100.0% –310.0%– 35.4%5045
47Fisker40.0%n/a48260.0%– 40.9%5246
48BAIC30.0%+ 200.0%51180.0%– 5.3%5350
49Lamborghini30.0%– 40.0%53700.0%+ 4.5%4640
50Bentley20.0%+ 0.0%52270.0%– 37.2%5144
51Ferrari20.0%– 71.4%55400.0%– 38.5%4841
52Aion10.0%new39700.0%new4558
53Dongfeng10.0%new –50.0%new61 –
54Forthing10.0%n/a47180.0%+ 260.0%5459
55MAN10.0%– 50.0%49340.0%+ 47.8%4948

Austria October 2026 – models:

PosModelOct-26%/25Sep2026%/25PosFY25
1Skoda Octavia6452.7%– 23.8%76,3992.4%– 5.8%21
2BYD Atto5832.4%+ 922.8%103,3831.3%+ 545.6%13n/a
3BMW X34872.0%+ 51.2%114,2221.6%+ 81.0%6n/a
4BYD Seal4591.9%+ 137.8%153,7641.4%+ 37.5%915
5Seat Ibiza4421.8%– 19.3%34,6211.7%– 1.2%44
6VW Polo/ID.Polo4331.8%– 1.4%54,1521.6%+ 23.5%711
7BMW X14311.8%– 10.0%n/a4,6621.8%+ 6.0%33
8VW Golf4161.7%– 22.5%26,7042.5%+ 15.1%12
9Toyota Yaris/Cross4151.7%+ 1.5%183,9191.5%+ 2.6%85
10Opel Frontera4101.7%+ 92.5%n/a3,2411.2%+ 196.8%16n/a
11Jaecoo 73961.6%+ 2946.2%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
12Mercedes GLC3391.4%+ 13.0%193,1711.2%+ 43.7%18n/a
13Cupra Born3131.3%+ 118.9%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
14Leapmotor B103121.3%+ 817.6%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
15Skoda Karoq3111.3%+ 0.3%93,6981.4%– 4.3%118
16VW T-Roc3051.3%+ 113.3%n/a3,1971.2%+ 50.9%17n/a
17Audi Q32901.2%+ 190.0%n/a3,1431.2%+ 182.9%19n/a
18Omoda 52731.1%+ 6725.0%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
19Skoda Enyaq2711.1%– 19.1%133,4221.3%+ 39.8%1220
20Skoda Fabia2551.1%– 38.6%n/a3,7141.4%– 2.8%109
n/aDacia Sandero2481.0%– 34.7%163,3081.2%– 10.3%1410
n/aVW Bus2481.0%– 26.4%n/a3,1201.2%– 0.2%2012
n/aTesla Model Y1460.6%+ 64.0%14,2551.6%+ 18.7%57

Source: Statistik Austria

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