First Top 10 finish in Sweden for Dacia. The Swedish new car market is hit -26.6% year-on-year in January to just 14,601 sales. Volvo (-18.7%) resists better than the market and climbs to 20.7% share vs. 15.9% over the Full Year 2022. Kia (-47.7%) pays the price of a particularly good…
Skoda breaks its market share record in Germany in January. 179,247 new cars hit German roads in January, a disappointing -2.6% year-on-year fall. Volkswagen (+1.3%) edges up to 20.7% share, its highest and first time above 20% since July 2021. Mercedes (+14.5%) hits its highest monthly share since October 2018…
The Toyota Crown is up to #14 in January. The Japanese new vehicle market lifts 16% year-on-year in January to 382,338 registrations. The Top 8 order of best-selling carmakers are identical to December and the Full Year 2022. Toyota (+17.4%) climbs to a very strong 32.4% market share vs. 29.7%…
The Toyota Yaris Cross is the most popular vehicle in Poland in January. New car sales in Poland rise 20.1% year-on-year in January to 34,375 units, Toyota (+39.9%) doubles the market growth to fly off into the distance at 23% share, smashing its previous record of 19.7% from January 2022.…
BMW ranks #2 in Luxembourg in January. The Luxembourg new car market gains 12.9% year-on-year in January to 3,726 sales. Volkswagen (+19.3%) beats the market to manage 13.4% share, well above the 11.8% it commanded over the Full Year 2022. BMW (+63%) displays fantastic health and repeats at #2 for…
The Ford Ecosport is the best-selling vehicle in Croatia in January. New car sales in Croatia gain 12.6% year-on-year in January to 3,346 units. Brand leader Volkswagen (+12.7%) matches the market to remain in the lead with 11.7% share. Ford (+154.4%) manages a very impressive lift and lands in 2nd…
Volvo scores the largest gain in the Belgian Top 10 in January. The Belgian new car market soars 17.4% year-on-year in January to 39,847 units. BMW (+24.9%) does even better and cements its leadership, matching its FY2022 share at 10.4%. In 2nd place, Mercedes (+40.8%) is even more impressive at…
The MG HS is the best-selling vehicle in the UK in January. 131,994 new cars hit UK roads in January, a 14.7% year-on-year improvement and the 6th consecutive month of gains. Private sales go against the market at -4.3% to 59,639 units and 45.2% share vs. 54.2% a year ago…
The Toyota Corolla hits 11.6% of the Finnish market in January. The Finnish new car market continues to fall in January at -9% year-on-year to just 7,084 units. Toyota (-8.4%) fares slightly better than the market and edge past the record share it established a year ago at 22.1%. Volvo…
The Ford Ranger is the best-selling vehicle in Australia for the third time in the past 4 months. 6/02 update: Now with Top 275 all models. Australian new vehicle sales post a 7th consecutive month of year-on-year gains in January at +11.9% to 84,873 units, the highest January total since…
The Toyota Yaris Cross is up to #2 in Ireland in January. 27,363 new cars hit Irish roads in January, a solid 9.4% improvement on January 2022. With new licence plates now available, January is traditionally the biggest month of the year in Ireland, typically accounting for one quarter of…
BMW is once again the most popular brand in Belgium. Discover 65 years of Belgian Historical Data here. 02/02 update: now with Top 10 models. The Belgian new car market endures a third straight year of decline in 2022 at -4.4% to 366,303 sales after falling -11.2% in 2021 and -21.5%…
Volkswagen remains the most popular brand in Luxembourg. Explore 30 years of Luxembourg Historical Data here. 02/02 update: Now with Top 10 models. New car sales in Luxembourg dip -5.2% year-on-year in 2022 to 42,094 units. Volkswagen (-3.9%) evolves roughly like the market and holds a 11.8% share, widening the…
The Jeep Renegade repeats at #2 in Italy. The Italian new car market rallies back up 19% year-on-year in January to 128,301 registrations, keeping in mind January 2022 was down -19.7% on the year prior. Private sales trail the market at +10% to 79,964 and 61.5% share vs. 66.7% in…
Mercedes ranks #2 with an improved 17% share in 2022. Discover over 15 years of Singapore Historical Data here. New car sales in Singapore sink -31.9% year-on-year in 2022 to just 30,939 units, the lowest annual volume since 2014. Toyota (-33.5%) roughly follows the market to remain in the brands…