The Kia Sportage is the best-selling vehicle in Cyprus in October.

Data by our local partners SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT show a Cyprus new car market off -13.9% year-on-year in October to 1,003 units. The year-to-date tally remains in positive however at +4.4% to 13,306.  This month Kia (+73.6%) remains ultra dominant at 18.3% share vs. 10.8% for Toyota (-25.3%) in second place. Volkswagen (-8.3%) and Mercedes (-6.5%) manage to contain their fall somewhat while Nissan (-13.4%) roughly matches the market and gains 5 spots on September to #5. Jeep (+135.7%), Ford (+90%) and Land Rover (+55.6%) also impress.

Model-wise, the Kia Sportage (+507.7%) early takes the lead with 7.9% of the market, marking a third monthly win this year after January and March. Leader year-to-date, the Kia Stonic (+42.1%) is down to #2 for the month but still soars year-on-year. The Mini Countryman (-51.6%), #1 a year ago, is solid again at #3 ahead of the Toyota Yaris Cross (+47.6%) and Kia Picanto (+27.3%) both surging. 

Previous month: Cyprus September 2024: Kia Stonic leads, MG 4 inside Top 5

One year ago: Cyprus October 2023: Mini Countryman storms into #1, sales up 41.4%

Full October 2024 Top 31 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Cyprus October 2024 – brands:

PosBrandOct-24%/23Sep2024%/23PosFY231Kia18418.3%+ 73.6%12,65520.0%+ 14.4%112Toyota10910.9%– 25.3%31,34510.1%– 11.7%323Volkswagen777.7%– 8.3%21,43410.8%+ 43.8%244Mercedes727.2%– 6.5%86074.6%– 0.7%775Nissan717.1%– 13.4%101,2889.7%+ 72.0%456Audi636.3%+ 5.0%65294.0%+ 0.2%897BMW585.8%– 10.8%46915.2%– 5.1%668Mini454.5%– 52.6%122181.6%– 55.3%1689Ford383.8%+ 90.0%133572.7%+ 16.7%91310Jeep333.3%+ 135.7%93132.4%+ 29.3%111611Land Rover282.8%+ 55.6%142892.2%+ 57.1%131712Renault272.7%– 40.0%152982.2%– 28.0%121113Hyundai242.4%– 79.7%51,1878.9%+ 18.3%5314Volvo222.2%– 18.5%112011.5%– 30.4%171515Lexus212.1%+ 23.5%161651.2%+ 20.4%192016Porsche202.0%– 54.5%212461.8%– 21.9%151417Honda202.0%+ 233.3%231291.0%+ 4.0%212318Ssangyong181.8%+ 200.0%19950.7%+ 9.2%222519Dacia161.6%– 36.0%172581.9%– 14.9%141220Seat161.6%+ 23.1%24680.5%– 42.9%252221Mazda141.4%+ 7.7%181311.0%+ 3.1%202122Skoda90.9%– 73.5%203232.4%– 32.6%101023MG40.4%– 55.6%71651.2%+ 54.2%181924Suzuki40.4%– 33.3%25770.6%– 30.6%242425Morgan30.3%n/an/a30.0%n/a394126Alfa Romeo20.2%+ 100.0%29200.2%– 41.2%272927Cupra10.1%– 93.3%22820.6%– 39.7%231828Bentley10.1%+ 0.0%26150.1%– 6.3%303229Rolls Royce10.1%+ 0.0%2750.0%– 61.5%333330Opel10.1%– 50.0%n/a40.0%– 85.2%343031Peugeot10.1%– 80.0%n/a40.0%– 94.4%3526

Cyprus October 2024 – models:

PosModelOct-24%/23Sep2024%/23PosFY231Kia Sportage797.9%+ 507.7%38446.3%+ 112.6%262Kia Stonic545.4%+ 42.1%110307.7%+ 70.2%123Mini Countryman444.4%– 51.6%82081.6%– 55.0%1244Toyota Yaris Cross313.1%+ 47.6%194493.4%+ 5.6%6n/a5Kia Picanto282.8%+ 27.3%63652.7%+ 1.7%9106Toyota C-HR252.5%– 7.4%93082.3%+ 4.8%11127VW T-Roc242.4%– 22.6%25294.0%+ 30.6%588Audi Q3212.1%+ 50.0%101661.2%+ 5.1%15249Renault Arkana202.0%– 35.5% –1391.0%– 9.7%192210VW T-Cross191.9%+ 11.8%54143.1%+ 107.0%71411Kia Ceed171.7%+ 41.7%113282.5%– 3.5%10712BMW X1161.6%+ 33.3%141311.0%– 13.8%212513Nissan Qashqai141.4%– 65.9%136184.6%+ 113.8%4914Toyota RAV4141.4%– 61.1%121921.4%+ 2.1%141315Nissan Juke121.2%– 58.6%183973.0%+ 33.2%81116Ford Puma111.1%+ 22.2%151531.1%+ 30.8%162817VW Tiguan111.1%– 15.4%n/a1210.9%+ 47.6%25n/a18Dacia Sandero101.0%– 9.1%n/a1230.9%+ 0.0%232719VW Taigo101.0%+ 42.9%171170.9%– 26.4%272320Hyundai Tucson90.9%– 84.2%77515.6%+ 71.1%33n/aNissan X-Trail80.8%– 33.3%202011.5%+ 31.4%1319n/aVW Golf70.7%+ 16.7%n/a1491.1%+ 223.9%17n/an/aToyota Corolla70.7%– 56.3%n/a1190.9%– 32.4%2617n/aPorsche Cayenne60.6%– 79.3%n/a1441.1%+ 45.4%18n/an/aDacia Duster60.6%– 53.8%n/a1210.9%– 28.0%2418n/aSkoda Kamiq50.5%– 54.5%n/a1100.8%– 20.3%2821n/aToyota Yaris40.4%– 87.1%161331.0%– 48.2%201n/aHyundai Kona20.2%– 89.5%n/a1070.8%– 43.7%3015n/aMG 410.1%– 75.0%41291.0%+ 222.5%22n/an/aMercedes GLCn/an/an/an/a1100.8%+ 35.8%29n/an/aRenault Capturn/an/an/an/a1070.8%– 31.0%3120

Source: SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT