The Volvo XC60 hits a new ranking record in April.

Polish new car sales advance 5.8% year-on-year in April to 46,968 units, leading to a year-to-date volume up 3.3% to 189,064. Toyota (-10.9%) easily retains the brands pole position with 15.7% share, albeit down one percentage point on its YTD level of 16.7%. Skoda (-7.2%) is at 10.5% of the market vs. 9.8% YTD and Volkswagen (-1%) just edges down at #3. Audi (+43.2%), BMW (+33.8%) and Kia (+21.7%) all post fantastic gains below, BMW hitting its highest ranking since March 2024 at #4. Volvo (+7.6%) also makes itself noticed at #8, its highest level in one year. MG (+146.3%), Peugeot (+60.5%) and Cupra (+36.6%) stand out further down.

Model-wise, the Toyota Corolla (-27.7%) and Skoda Octavia (-22.9%) stay on top despite drastic falls. 86% of Corollas and 87% of Octavias are sold as fleet. The Toyota C-HR (+4.3%) is up one spot on last month to #3 and the Volvo XC60 (+39.3%) surges to a new all-time best 4th place overall. The Kia Sportage (+24.2%) and Toyota Yaris Cross (+45%) also impress.

Previous month: Poland March 2025: Nissan Qashqai on podium

One year ago: Poland April 2024: Toyota, Mercedes, Volvo highlight robust market

Full April 2025 Top 50 brands and Top 15 models below.

Poland April 2025 – brands:

PosBrandApr-25%/24Mar2025%/24PosFY241Toyota7,36615.7%– 10.9%131,60716.7%– 12.5%112Skoda4,95210.5%– 7.2%218,5649.8%– 7.5%223Volkswagen3,1766.8%– 1.0%313,7077.2%+ 29.9%334BMW2,8766.1%+ 33.8%69,5625.1%+ 2.7%775Kia2,7315.8%+ 21.7%510,9585.8%+ 3.4%446Audi2,6475.6%+ 43.2%410,5435.6%+ 23.4%567Mercedes2,4185.1%– 9.8%98,7894.6%– 0.0%888Volvo2,1924.7%+ 7.6%117,2113.8%+ 2.3%9119Hyundai2,0724.4%– 10.5%89,7175.1%– 1.5%6510Dacia1,7693.8%+ 11.0%126,5403.5%+ 5.5%10911Renault1,3953.0%– 22.4%76,4143.4%– 0.2%111012Ford1,2192.6%– 1.8%154,9312.6%+ 12.7%131313MG1,1752.5%+ 146.3%144,2242.2%+ 247.6%15n/a14Cupra1,1282.4%+ 36.6%163,9992.1%+ 13.1%161415Lexus1,0552.2%+ 6.1%136,0683.2%+ 40.4%121216Peugeot8411.8%+ 60.5%173,3401.8%– 10.2%17n/a17Opel7071.5%– 6.0%182,6051.4%– 27.7%19n/a18Citroen6291.3%+ 43.3%192,4211.3%– 23.9%20n/a19Suzuki6011.3%– 24.1%202,8091.5%– 19.4%18n/a20Omoda5651.2%new231,7580.9%new23n/a21Mazda5411.2%– 55.6%241,8881.0%– 49.8%221522Nissan5341.1%+ 21.9%104,5252.4%+ 9.2%14n/a23Jaecoo4611.0%new261,6630.9%new24n/a24BAIC4040.9%+ 461.1%301,2600.7%+ 549.5%27n/a25Seat3780.8%– 16.7%271,6230.9%– 6.8%25n/a26Porsche3750.8%– 22.0%251,3490.7%– 26.1%26n/a27Honda3680.8%+ 37.3%211,8911.0%+ 53.1%21n/a28Land Rover3440.7%+ 43.3%311,0030.5%+ 47.7%30n/a29BYD3240.7%#######338550.5%n/a33n/a30Jeep2740.6%+ 5.4%329720.5%+ 5.5%31n/a31Mini2560.5%+ 32.0%299570.5%+ 6.0%32n/a32Alfa Romeo2050.4%+ 89.8%347060.4%+ 40.1%34n/a33Tesla2030.4%– 18.5%221,1020.6%– 27.2%28n/a34Leapmotor1670.4%new382230.1%new39 –35KGM1430.3%– 21.0%281,0410.6%+ 22.3%29n/a36Fiat1170.2%– 51.0%376110.3%– 25.2%35n/a37Mitsubishi960.2%– 54.7%364620.2%– 43.9%37n/a38Forthing720.2%+ 3500.0%392260.1%n/a38n/a39Subaru640.1%– 36.6%354990.3%+ 12.6%36n/a40DS560.1%– 3.4%401810.1%– 13.4%40n/a41Ferrari140.0%+ 75.0%47340.0%+ 30.8%41n/a42Lamborghini100.0%+ 100.0%45230.0%+ 0.0%45n/a43Bentley70.0%– 41.7%41280.0%– 26.3%42n/a44Jaguar60.0%– 60.0%43230.0%– 68.9%44n/a45DFSK60.0%n/a49190.0%+ 375.0%46n/a46MAN40.0%+ 100.0%48140.0%+ 55.6%47n/a47Aston Martin30.0%+ 0.0%44240.0%+ 71.4%43n/a48Maserati30.0%– 57.1%50120.0%– 45.5%50n/a49Xpeng20.0%new42120.0%new48 –50Abarth10.0%– 92.9%46120.0%– 57.1%49n/a

Poland April 2025 – models:

Note: This ranking features the Top 15 models year-to-date ordered based on their April sales data and may therefore not be 100% accurate.

PosModel Apr-25%/24Mar2025%/24PosFY241Toyota Corolla1,7053.6%– 27.7%17,4964.0%– 28.0%112Skoda Octavia1,5263.2%– 22.9%26,1473.3%– 19.5%223Toyota C-HR1,2162.6%+ 4.3%45,7433.0%+ 18.4%344Volvo XC601,1702.5%+ 39.3%63,9282.1%+ 54.3%6165Kia Sportage1,1462.4%+ 24.2%54,5942.4%+ 5.9%466Toyota Yaris Cross9792.1%+ 45.0%74,0322.1%– 29.6%537Toyota Yaris9482.0%– 23.9%83,8192.0%– 18.4%758Toyota RAV48491.8%– 30.1%153,0331.6%– 28.3%1089Hyundai Tucson7701.6%– 6.7%103,5851.9%– 14.3%8710Dacia Duster7581.6%– 5.5%92,8341.5%– 7.4%13911VW T-Roc6951.5%+ 18.2%122,9401.6%+ 24.1%111012Skoda Superb6421.4%– 6.7%112,3591.2%+ 17.6%151113VW Tiguan6251.3%– 29.7%132,3681.3%– 0.5%141514Lexus NX4150.9%– 7.8%142,8991.5%+ 96.9%121915Nissan Qashqai3960.8%+ 29.8%33,0971.6%+ 6.0%921

Source: SAMAR