Austria April 2025: Cupra breaks all records, BMW X1 #1

Cupra is the 5th best-selling brand in Austria in April.

24,855 new cars hit Austrian roads in April, a splendid 16.5% year-on-year lift. The year-to-date volume is now up 7.4% to 90,872. Volkswagen (+6.3%) dominates once again with 14.5% of the market, distancing Skoda (+13.4%) at 10.5%. BMW (+29%) and Audi (+42.1%) both post very satisfying gains to ensure the Top 4 is unchanged on last month and year-to-date. Cupra (+191.9%) shoots up to break all its records: ranking (#5), volume (1,325) and share (5.3%). Hyundai (+27.4%) is the only additional Top 10 member to beat the market just as Seat (-9.4%), Mercedes (-5.7%) and Dacia (-1.7%) struggle.

Over in the models charts, the BMW X1 (+57.1%) delivers its second ever Austrian win after last July. 49% of the nameplate’s sales for the month are the iX1 EV version. The Skoda Octavia (-14.4%) suffers but holds onto the YTD top spot. The Toyota Yaris/Cross (+22.4%) soars 13 spots on March to #3 while last year’s and last month’s leader the VW Golf (-35.5%) skids to #4. The Dacia Duster (+45.1%) continues to benefit from the new generation and rounds out the Top 5. The new Cupra Terramar hits a record 8th place while the Skoda Elroq breaks into the Top 20 for the first time at #12.

Previous month: Austria March 2025: Dacia Duster, Mazda CX-30 and MG ZS at all time high

One year ago: Austria April 2024: VW Golf (+150.3%) surges in solid market

Full April 2025 Top 56 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Austria April 2025 – brands:

PosBrandApr-25%/24Mar2025%/24PosFY241Volkswagen3,60714.5%+ 6.3%113,05414.4%+ 6.8%112Skoda2,61010.5%+ 13.4%29,52910.5%+ 13.1%223BMW2,1878.8%+ 29.0%37,0467.8%+ 11.4%334Audi1,7206.9%+ 42.1%46,5197.2%+ 27.1%445Cupra1,3255.3%+ 191.9%84,0634.5%+ 123.2%8156Toyota1,1724.7%+ 8.9%93,6174.0%– 7.5%987Seat1,0874.4%– 9.4%74,3414.8%– 18.7%558Dacia1,0494.2%– 1.7%54,1564.6%+ 1.0%699Mercedes1,0294.1%– 5.7%64,0964.5%– 5.7%7610Hyundai9433.8%+ 27.4%202,7013.0%+ 20.9%12711Renault9253.7%+ 91.9%103,2243.5%+ 54.4%101212Peugeot7833.2%+ 56.9%162,5292.8%+ 31.7%131013Ford7743.1%+ 56.0%132,8483.1%+ 35.9%111614Opel6072.4%+ 72.4%182,3492.6%+ 76.0%141815BYD5752.3%+ 128.2%172,2052.4%+ 136.1%152216Citroen5272.1%+ 61.7%211,7131.9%+ 47.9%182317Kia4892.0%– 16.6%191,9902.2%– 18.9%171318Mazda4411.8%– 47.1%112,0602.3%– 20.7%161419Volvo3841.5%– 15.0%221,2581.4%– 15.5%231920MG3731.5%+ 6.9%151,4041.5%+ 4.9%212121Suzuki3401.4%+ 13.3%241,5501.7%– 41.0%191722Porsche2080.8%+ 10.1%266710.7%+ 3.4%252723Mini2010.8%+ 46.7%276320.7%+ 15.5%272624Tesla1960.8%– 49.4%121,5001.7%– 48.2%201125Fiat1860.7%– 9.3%257500.8%– 19.0%242426Mitsubishi1720.7%– 51.1%236350.7%– 66.2%262027Alfa Romeo1510.6%+ 33.6%295090.6%+ 37.9%283028Jeep1470.6%+ 36.1%324420.5%+ 16.3%312929Land Rover1410.6%+ 5.2%304800.5%+ 2.1%292830Honda1300.5%+ 8.3%284670.5%+ 10.9%303131Leapmotor630.3%new371060.1%new36 –32Polestar570.2%+ 42.5%312610.3%+ 86.4%323233Nissan460.2%– 71.3%141,3971.5%+ 19.4%222534Subaru380.2%+ 90.0%331330.1%+ 87.3%333535KGM/SsangYong350.1%+ 118.8%341190.1%+ 153.2%343636Lexus280.1%– 22.2%351090.1%– 18.7%353337DS220.1%– 15.4%42500.1%– 39.0%393738Alpine190.1%+ 850.0%36580.1%+ 1060.0%385039Smart130.1%– 71.7%38920.1%– 50.8%373440Lamborghini70.0%+ 133.3%40230.0%+ 91.7%424341Aston Martin70.0%+ 75.0%43160.0%+ 14.3%444542DFSK60.0%n/a48120.0%+ 1100.0%475143Ferrari50.0%– 50.0%39360.0%+ 9.1%414044Bentley50.0%+ 150.0%46180.0%+ 260.0%434945Fisker40.0%– 86.2%44390.0%– 63.2%403846McLaren40.0%– 20.0%41160.0%+ 6.7%454147Chrysler 30.0%+ 200.0% –60.0%+ 0.0%494848BAIC20.0%n/a4790.0%+ 200.0%485649KTM20.0%+ 100.0%5130.0%+ 50.0%505550Lotus20.0%+ 0.0% –30.0%– 40.0%515451Maserati20.0%+ 100.0%5230.0%– 62.5%534652Morgan20.0%n/a –30.0%n/a54 –53Jaguar10.0%– 94.1%45150.0%– 80.0%463954MAN10.0%– 50.0%4930.0%– 57.1%524255Forthing10.0%– 66.7% –10.0%– 85.7%575256NIO10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 66.7%5860

Austria April 2025 – models:

PosModelApr-25%/24Mar2025%/24PosFY241BMW X17042.8%+ 57.1%41,9512.1%+ 34.7%442Skoda Octavia6082.4%– 14.4%22,7233.0%– 12.6%123Toyota Yaris/Cross5632.3%+ 22.4%161,3671.5%– 9.8%1184VW Golf5552.2%– 35.5%12,4812.7%– 24.3%215Dacia Duster4571.8%+ 45.1%31,6571.8%+ 8.4%5116Seat Ibiza4511.8%+ 7.9%82,0252.2%– 13.3%357Skoda Karoq4371.8%+ 2.8%131,5151.7%+ 20.3%8108Cupra Terramar4161.7%new91,4981.6%new9n/a9VW Polo4071.6%+ 197.1%n/a1,2091.3%+ 52.1%131310Skoda Fabia3921.6%+ 7.4%111,5191.7%+ 31.2%7911Hyundai Kona3491.4%+ 398.6%n/an/an/an/an/an/a12Skoda Elroq3441.4%newn/a6170.7%newn/a –13VW Tiguan3391.4%– 11.0%121,4011.5%+ 6.9%10714VW Bus3371.4%– 16.8%n/an/an/an/an/a1215Seat Leon3371.4%+ 73.7%151,0191.1%+ 48.3%15n/a16Dacia Sandero3301.3%– 36.8%101,6041.8%+ 2.7%6617Cupra Leon3161.3%+ 101.3%n/an/an/an/an/an/a18Citroen C33091.2%+ 95.6%n/an/an/an/an/an/a19VW Caddy3081.2%– 3.4%n/a9951.1%+ 11.4%171520Audi A32941.2%+ 169.7%n/an/an/an/an/an/an/aRenault 52881.2%new181,0171.1%new16 n/an/aBYD Sealion2701.1%new177500.8%newn/an/an/aVW ID.32551.0%+ 226.9%n/a7370.8%+ 238.1%n/an/an/aAudi Q62511.0%newn/a8300.9%newn/an/an/aSkoda Enyaq2330.9%+ 140.2%n/a7650.8%+ 47.1%n/an/an/aAudi Q82300.9%+ 44.7%n/a1,2291.4%+ 128.0%12n/an/aBYD Seal2290.9%+ 76.2%201,1901.3%+ 187.4%1418n/aBMW X31800.7%+ 20.0%n/a9581.1%+ 32.1%20n/an/aTesla Model Y1480.6%– 52.7%59611.1%– 57.8%193n/aVW T-Rocn/an/an/an/a9681.1%+ 29.6%18n/a

Source: Statistik Austria

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