BYD is the third best-selling carmaker in Uruguay in February.

5,617 new light vehicles found a buyer in Uruguay in February, a very solid 16.7% year-on-year improvement. As it was the case for January, this is the largest February volume in at least a decade. This way, the year-to-date tally is up 10.4% to 9,768. Fiat (+75.7%) continues to vastly dominate the brands charts with 18.1% share vs. 19.4% so far this year. Far below, Chevrolet (-41.8%) is in a rut and teased for 2nd place by BYD (+266%) delivering its best score since reaching #2 and 12% last June. Below, Renault (+63.7%), Suzuki (+26.2%) and Volkswagen (+26.6%) all beat the market. Bar Hyundai (+6.8%), all remaining Top 10 members fall by the double-digits, with Nissan (-53.8%) hit the hardest.

Previous month: Uruguay January 2025: Fiat surges to highest share in 3 years

One year ago: Uruguay February 2024: Chery (+202.6%) ultra dominant in surging market

Full February 2025 Top 54 All brands ranking below.

Uruguay February 2025 – brands:

PosBrandFeb-25%/24Jan2025%/24PosFY241Fiat1,01418.1%+ 75.7%11,89619.4%+ 40.4%122Chevrolet60410.8%– 41.8%21,06010.9%– 36.0%213BYD56010.0%+ 266.0%68178.4%+ 236.2%554Renault5279.4%+ 63.7%48658.9%+ 53.9%335Suzuki4638.2%+ 26.2%86206.3%– 1.4%7106Volkswagen4197.5%+ 26.6%38318.5%+ 17.5%447Hyundai3786.7%+ 6.8%56847.0%+ 5.2%668Peugeot1713.0%– 22.3%132442.5%– 43.3%11129Nissan1502.7%– 53.8%73113.2%– 31.3%8710Toyota1432.5%– 24.7%102542.6%– 32.1%101111Citroen1322.4%– 47.2%92722.8%– 33.7%9812Chery1051.9%+ 29.6%111992.0%+ 23.6%121313Geely711.3%+ 163.0%151311.3%+ 101.5%141414Dongfeng671.2%+ 1575.0%31800.8%+ 158.1%181515Jetour621.1%+ 0.0%121401.4%+ 12.9%13916Victory510.9%– 12.1%18920.9%+ 2.2%162417Honda500.9%+ 6.4%141181.2%+ 34.1%151618DFSK480.9%– 2.0%19880.9%– 3.3%171919Jeep450.8%+ 114.3%22770.8%+ 40.0%202120Ford450.8%+ 2.3%24660.7%– 25.0%232221JAC410.7%+ 156.3%20760.8%+ 90.0%213322Foton380.7%n/a21730.7%+ 2333.3%222023JMC370.7%+ 1750.0%39430.4%+ 760.0%292824BMW360.6%+ 2.9%17780.8%– 1.3%191725Karry330.6%– 8.3%25540.6%– 16.9%252526GWM310.6%+ 55.0%28490.5%+ 11.4%273127Mercedes240.4%– 20.0%23490.5%– 19.7%262928Ram240.4%+ 166.7%27440.5%+ 158.8%282729Changan240.4%– 31.4%33340.3%– 55.3%323430Volvo180.3%+ 200.0% –180.2%+ 63.6%383931Omoda160.3%new16640.7%new241832Kia160.3%+ 700.0%29340.3%+ 466.7%313033BAW160.3%new38230.2%new353534Audi140.2%– 36.4%26340.3%– 24.4%304535Deepal140.2%new37220.2%new365136MG140.2%+ 366.7% –140.1%– 48.1%434137Bestune130.2%n/a30290.3%+ 1350.0%332338Mazda120.2%– 40.0%32240.2%+ 20.0%343239Mitsubishi110.2%+ 83.3%34210.2%+ 50.0%37 –40Mini100.2%+ 42.9%40160.2%+ 100.0%404041Geely Riddara100.2%new43150.2%new423642Zeekr90.2%new45120.1%new444843GAC70.1%new36150.2%new414244Lynk & Co70.1%new44100.1%new465345Subaru60.1%– 75.0%35160.2%– 54.3%393746Maxus60.1%– 14.3%42110.1%– 8.3%455047Voltbike40.1%new4970.1%new475648Land Rover40.1%+ 300.0% –40.0%+ 100.0%504649Keyton30.1%new –30.0%new534350Iveco10.0%+ 0.0%4740.0%+ 100.0%49 –51Tesla10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a554752Leapmotor10.0%– 50.0% –10.0%– 50.0%564953Today Sunshine10.0%n/a –10.0%n/a575254Maserati10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%+ 0.0%5854

Source: Autodata