The iX1 BEV variant accounts for 61% of BMW X1 sales in 2025. Discover almost 70 years of Belgian Historical Data here. Difficult year for the Belgian new car market in 2025 at -7.5% year-on-year to 414,771 units. However, an encouraging sign is private sales up 1.8% to 41.7% share…
The Kia Sorento is #1 at home for the second year in a row. Discover over 35 years of South Korean Historical Data here. 1,675,692 new light vehicles hit South Korean roads in 2025, a 3.3% year-on-year improvement. This includes 1,368,561 local vehicles (+0.7%) and 307,131 foreigners (+16.7%). Hyundai (+3.5%)…
The Toyota Corolla Cross is #1 in Taiwan for the 5th straight year. Consult over 20 years worth of Taiwanese Historical Data here It's a disappointing year for new car sales in Taiwan at -9.5% to 414,436 units. Toyota (-0.1%) is stable and as a result significantly improves its market…
The Ford Ranger is #1 in Australia for the third time in a row. Discover 80 years of Australian Historical Data here 13/01 update: Now with Top 385 All models ranking. Once again the Australian new vehicle market has defied gloomy expectations and edges up 0.3% year-on-year in 2025 to…
The Ford Puma is #1 in England for the third year in a row. Explore over a decade of English Historical data here. According to data by SMMT, the English new car market advances a solid +4.2% in 2025 to 1,735,756 sales. The Ford Puma (+19.8%) lodges a fantastic result…
The Omoda 5 is the surprise best-seller in London in 2025. Discover over a decade of London Historical Data here. According to data by SMMT, new car sales in Greater London gain a very solid 7.2% year-on-year in 2025 to 91,696. The models ranking is completely reshuffled this year and…
The VW Tiguan is the most popular car in Switzerland in 2025. Discover 55 years worth of Switzerland Historical Data here. Swiss new car sales drop -2.4% year-on-year in 2025 to 233,737 units. 4x4 sales are off -5% to 118,342 and 50.6% share vs. 52% in 2024. Petrol registrations are…
The Tesla Model Y holds 15.4% of the Norwegian market in 2025. Discover 70 years of Norwegian Historical Data here. Boosted towards the end of the year by pulled forward sales linked to a VAT increase in January 2026, the Norwegian new car market is up 39.5% to 179,550 units…
The Renault Clio nameplate has been #1 in France for a total of 23 years. Consult 130 years worth of French Historical Data here. The French new car market is in hell in 2025 with sales down -5% to just 1,632,154. Stunningly, this is even lower than pandemic-hit 2020 (1,650,188).…
The Mitsubishi Outlander ranks #4 in the UAE in November. The Emirati new vehicle market is up 5.1% year-on-year both in November (31,730 units) and year-to-date (304,659). Toyota (+11.9%) manages to outpace the overall growth rate to reach 24.6% share, identical to its YTD level. Nissan (-19.9%) struggles at #2…
The Fang Cheng Bao Tai 7 is inside the Top 10 in November. Today we can share with you All brands and All models retail sales data for China for November. For the second month in a row, the market is in negative at -16.8% year-on-year to 1,987,717 units for…
Fang Cheng Bao delivers over 35,000 units for the first time. According to data by the CAAM, Chinese wholesales in November edge up 3.4% year-on-year to 3,429,000 units. This means year-to-date volumes are up 11.4% to 31,127,000. Passenger Cars are up 1.2% to 3,037,000 for the month and up 11.5%…
BYD is now among South Korea's Top 10 brands. 12/12 update: Now with Top 50 foreign models. The South Korean new car market edges down -1.1% year-on-year in November to 145,936 units. Local carmakers pull the market down at -5.8% to 116,588 whereas foreigners jump +23.4% to 29,348. Year-to-date figures…
The Tesla Model Y holds 18.3% of the Norwegian market in November. The Norwegian new car market in November is boosted by fears of lowered VAT floor to NOK 300,000 (US$29,700) on new electric cars by January 1st. Overall sales are up a whopping 70.2% year-on-year to 19,899 units, the…
The Renault 5 hits an all time Danish ranking record in November. 15,910 new cars hit Danish roads in November, a 6.5% year-on-year improvement. The year-to-date tally is now up 6.8% to 166,163. Strikingly, 6 of the Top 7 carmakers easily beat the market with double-digit gains. Volkswagen (+13.3%) is…