Dacia Duster sales are up 48.9% year-on-year in Hungary.

11,511 new passenger cars hit Hungarian roads in June, a small -1.8% drop, leading to a H1 2025 tally up 4.2% to 66,095. Toyota threepeats at #1 with a round 10% share, ahead of Skoda at 8.5%. YTD leader Suzuki is down to third place with just 8.2% share vs. 11.2% so far this year. Volkswagen is back up three spots on last month to #4, distancing Ford, Kia and BMW. Dacia and Renault are both up two ranks to #9 and #10 respectively while Opel is up four to #12. Tesla is up five to #14 with 2.7% share vs. 1.7% over H1. Nissan freefalls 12 spots to #18. Citroen advances to #18 just as BYD returns inside the Top 20 at #20.

In the passenger cars models ranking, there are no Suzukis in the Top 2 for the 2nd month in a row. The Skoda Octavia (+15%) repeats in pole position with a dominant 4.3% share, that’s however below the 4.7% it commands year-to-date. The Dacia Duster (+48.9%) soars four spots on May to #2 with 3.4% share vs. #6 and 2.3% over H1. Still leader YTD, the Suzuki S-Cross (-19.6%) is stuck in third place while the Suzuki Vitara (-32.4%) is in ever poorer shape at #4. The Kia Ceed (-16.5%) is also in a bad way at #5 but climbs 14% year-to-date. Excellent performances also by the Tesla Model Y (+200%), Suzuki Swift (+124.8%), Toyota Corolla (+51.2%) and Ford Tourneo Custom (+24.4%).

Previous month: Hungary May 2025: Skoda Octavia and Nissan Qashqai push Suzukis down

One year ago: Hungary June/H1 2024: MG ZS, Ford Transit Custom impress, sales up 14.1%

Full June 2025 Top 20 brands and Top 10 models and H1 2025 Top 20 models below.

Hungary June 2025 – brands (PC only):

PosBrand PC onlyJun-25%MayH1 2025%PosFY241Toyota1,14610.0%17,00910.6%222Skoda9828.5%35,8628.9%333Suzuki9488.2%27,43111.2%114Volkswagen9117.9%74,6667.1%545Ford7496.5%44,8127.3%456Kia7376.4%54,2416.4%667BMW6025.2%83,2865.0%878Mercedes5694.9%92,7574.2%999Dacia5224.5%112,1313.2%111110Renault4864.2%121,9963.0%121311Hyundai4213.7%102,4433.7%101012Opel3633.2%161,4512.2%141213Peugeot3232.8%131,3942.1%161714Tesla3122.7%191,0971.7%171615Audi3032.6%141,7382.6%131516Volvo2612.3%151,4332.2%151417MG2121.8%178351.3%191918Nissan1881.6%63,5785.4%7819Citroen 1711.5%20n/an/an/an/a20BYD1511.3%n/a8721.3%1822n/aSsangYong1080.9%n/a7661.2%2018

Hungary June 2025 – models (PC only):

PosModelJun-25%/24MayH1 2025%/24PosFY241Skoda Octavia4914.3%+ 15.0%13,0774.7%– 6.6%232Dacia Duster3963.4%+ 48.9%61,5352.3%– 5.0%673Suzuki S-Cross3583.1%– 19.6%33,2895.0%+ 3.3%124Suzuki Vitara3403.0%– 32.4%42,8394.3%– 33.7%315Kia Ceed2682.3%– 16.5%51,8442.8%+ 14.0%556Toyota Corolla2572.2%+ 51.2%101,3512.0%– 16.1%867Tesla Model Y2522.2%+ 200.0%307541.1%– 5.5%18308Suzuki Swift2362.1%+ 124.8%121,1491.7%+ 37.8%11179Toyota C-HR2061.8%+ 6.7%161,1471.7%– 10.0%12910Ford Tourneo Custom1941.7%+ 24.4%151,4752.2%+ 171.1%722

Hungary H1 2025 – models (PC only):

PosModelH1 2025%/24FY241Suzuki S-Cross3,2895.0%+ 3.3%22Skoda Octavia3,0774.7%– 6.6%33Suzuki Vitara2,8394.3%– 33.7%14Nissan Qashqai2,2863.5%+ 21.8%45Kia Ceed1,8442.8%+ 14.0%56Dacia Duster1,5352.3%– 5.0%77Ford Tourneo Custom1,4752.2%+ 171.1%228Toyota Corolla1,3512.0%– 16.1%69Toyota Yaris Cross1,2121.8%+ 12.1%1210Kia Sportage1,1901.8%+ 36.8%1411Suzuki Swift1,1491.7%+ 37.8%1712Toyota C-HR1,1471.7%– 10.0%913VW Golf1,0911.7%– 12.7%1514Toyota Corolla Cross9311.4%+ 28.4%2015Ford Puma9221.4%+ 22.3%2416Nissan X-Trail8351.3%+ 43.0%2517Hyundai Tucson7761.2%– 16.3%1918Tesla Model Y7541.1%– 5.5%3019Skoda Kodiaq7511.1%+ 26.4%2620Ford Kuga7391.1%+ 1.0%13

Source: Datahouse. Many thanks to Csaba