Omoda is inside the Polish Top 20 in July.

New car sales in Poland are up a very satisfying 16.5% year-on-year in July to 50,271 units. This brings the year-to-date tally to 335,554, up 4.8% on the same period last year. Toyota (+7.2%) trails the market but still dominates at 15.6% share. The Japanese manufacturer is down -10.5% YTD, the biggest drop in the Top 15. Skoda (+27.2%) and Volkswagen (+23.4%) are both in great shape on the podium, distancing a shy Mercedes (+5.6%) albeit up three spots on June to #4. Dacia (+61.1%) and Volvo (+45.5%) post the biggest gains in the Top 10, with BMW (+20.7%) also strong. Below, MG (+105.1%) up to a record #12, Ford (+40.8%) and Cupra (+31.5%) stand out, but it’s the Chinese that show the most growth. Omoda (+3783.3%) is up to #19, BYD (+8771.4%) up to #21 and BAIC (+258.1%) up to #23. All in all, Chinese carmakers hit a record 8.2% market share in July.

Model-wise, the Toyota Corolla (+33.1%) stays on top with 4.9% share, distancing the Skoda Octavia (+84.1%) a lot more dynamic. The Toyota Yaris Cross (+32.5%) is back up six spots on June to #3, followed by a disappointing Kia Sportage (-2.5%) just as the Toyota C-HR (+23.5%) rounds out the Top 5. The Volvo XC60 (+35.6%), Toyota RAV4 (+26.8%) and Skoda Kamiq (+23.7%) also shine.

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Previous month: Poland June 2025: Skoda Karoq, Renault Captur impress in negative market

One year ago: Poland July 2024: Lexus (+116.3%) beats ranking record at #9

Full July 2025 Top 50 brands and Top 20 models below.

Poland July 2025 – brands:

PosBrandJul-25%/24Jun2025%/24PosFY241Toyota7,84815.6%+ 7.2%153,19415.9%– 10.5%112Skoda5,40610.8%+ 27.2%235,60210.6%+ 2.9%223Volkswagen3,8757.7%+ 23.4%324,3517.3%+ 17.0%334Mercedes2,8195.6%+ 5.6%716,6765.0%– 0.1%785BMW2,8085.6%+ 20.7%617,6835.3%+ 10.4%576Kia2,6495.3%– 19.6%518,8175.6%– 3.3%447Audi2,4234.8%– 20.6%1016,7815.0%+ 2.9%668Dacia2,0654.1%+ 61.1%912,5673.7%+ 20.8%999Hyundai2,0224.0%– 27.4%816,4994.9%– 8.6%8510Volvo1,6063.2%+ 45.5%1112,0903.6%+ 12.7%111111Ford1,4562.9%+ 40.8%129,0442.7%+ 16.7%131312MG1,3582.7%+ 105.1%177,6432.3%+ 105.6%14n/a13Cupra1,3102.6%+ 31.5%137,5132.2%+ 22.1%151414Renault1,2772.5%+ 4.7%412,2673.7%+ 4.3%101015Citroen9982.0%+ 111.9%165,0911.5%+ 59.9%19n/a16Lexus9751.9%– 25.1%149,0972.7%+ 8.7%121217Opel9181.8%+ 1.0%185,2371.6%– 16.5%18n/a18Peugeot8001.6%– 2.1%155,9271.8%+ 59.4%17n/a19Omoda6991.4%+ 3783.3%203,8961.2%#DIV/0!21n/a20Suzuki6411.3%+ 12.7%234,6281.4%#DIV/0!20n/a21BYD6211.2%+ 8771.4%262,2470.7%+ 6921.9%28n/a22Nissan5981.2%+61.6%196,4451.9%+ 8.2%16n/a23BAIC5731.1%+ 258.1%242,6970.8%+ 359.4%26n/a24Seat4680.9%+ 9.6%282,7660.8%– 2.9%25n/a25Jaecoo4610.9%new253,0440.9%new23n/a26Mazda4200.8%– 44.9%223,3641.0%– 56.2%221527Mini3870.8%+ 123.7%271,9510.6%+ 35.2%30n/a28Fiat3260.6%+ 62.2%331,2400.4%– 39.1%35n/a29Honda3130.6%– 15.4%292,8470.8%+ 30.9%24n/a30Porsche2520.5%– 23.2%302,1420.6%– 24.7%29n/a31Land Rover2460.5%+ 14.4%321,6710.5%+ 21.8%32n/a32Tesla2230.4%+ 24.6%212,2910.7%– 20.9%27n/a33Jeep2180.4%– 12.1%311,7760.5%+ 15.9%31n/a34Leapmotor1880.4%+ 2585.7%375780.2%+ 8157.1%38 –35Alfa Romeo1800.4%+ 76.5%341,2710.4%+ 52.0%34n/a36Subaru1740.3%+ 357.9%388130.2%+ 3.0%37n/a37KGM1640.3%+ 56.2%351,5970.5%– 13.2%33n/a38Mitsubishi1550.3%+ 24.0%368460.3%– 32.1%36n/a39Forthing1050.2%+ 10400.0%394470.1%+ 5487.5%39n/a40DS450.1%+ 36.4%403130.1%+ 1.3%40n/a41Chery300.1%newn/a340.0%new46 –42MAN190.0%+ 1800.0%41660.0%+ 371.4%41n/a43DFSK180.0%n/a42590.0%+ 637.5%42n/a44Ferrari110.0%+ 175.0%46560.0%+ 3.7%43n/a45Xpeng90.0%new49270.0%new48 –46Bentley50.0%+ 400.0%45520.0%– 27.8%44n/a47Lamborghini40.0%– 55.6%48330.0%– 32.7%47n/a48Aston Martin30.0%+ 0.0%44380.0%+ 40.7%45n/a49Abarth10.0%– 88.9%43250.0%– 41.9%50n/a50Jaguar00.0%– 100.0%50270.0%– 78.9%49n/a

Poland July 2025 – models:

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

PosModel Jul-25%/24Jun2025%/24PosFY241Toyota Corolla2,4444.9%+ 33.1%113,8194.1%– 12.5%112Skoda Octavia1,9723.9%+ 84.1%211,4513.4%– 7.5%223Toyota Yaris Cross1,4402.9%+ 32.5%97,5652.3%– 17.1%534Kia Sportage1,3962.8%– 2.5%38,2432.5%+ 2.8%465Toyota C-HR1,1762.3%+ 23.5%68,9872.7%+ 17.7%346VW T-Roc1,0012.0%+ 16.8%135,5551.7%+ 13.1%9107Toyota Yaris9451.9%– 30.6%76,4461.9%– 21.1%658Hyundai Tucson8581.7%– 29.3%46,1991.8%– 19.0%779Dacia Duster7831.6%+ 4.8%105,1631.5%– 5.2%10910Skoda Kamiq7401.5%+ 23.7%114,3951.3%– 3.9%1312n/aSkoda Fabia7131.4%+ 1.0%124,2121.3%+ 6.4%1414n/aToyota RAV46631.3%+ 26.8%255,0011.5%– 35.1%118n/aSkoda Superb6361.3%– 11.4%144,5071.3%+ 3.8%1211n/aVolvo XC605901.2%+ 35.6%165,7961.7%+ 45.6%816n/aNissan Qashqai3630.7%+ 120.0%n/a4,1751.2%+ 6.9%1521

Source: SAMAR