The Toyota Yaris Cross is the third most popular vehicle in Cyprus in July.

Based on data shared with us by our local partners SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT, new car sales in Cyprus progress 5.7% year-on-year in July to 1,438 units, however the year-to-date tally remains in negative territory at -4.8% to 9,658. Kia (-38%) stays in the brands lead despite a devastating YoY loss with 12.7% share vs. 16.9% so far this year. On the contrary Toyota (+43.5%) surges ahead to 11.5% of the market vs. 9% YTD. The next four carmakers underperform with YoY drops, with Volkswagen (-32.8%) hit the hardest. In contrast Renault (+137%), Dacia (+130%), Ford (+113.8%) and Mercedes (+34.1%) all post fantastic gains in the remainder of the Top 10.

Over in the models charts, the Kia Sportage (-8.7%) is up four spots on last month to snap the pole position for the third time this year after January and February. The Hyundai Tucson (-30.9%) stays in second place ahead of the Toyota Yaris Cross (+96.6%) and Nissan Qashqai (+30.2%) both in outstanding shape. Leader last month and year-to-date, the Kia Stonic (-66.9%) is down to #5. The Toyota C-HR (+57.1%) also shines at #6 with 3.1% share vs. 2.3% year-to-date, but the best performers in the Top 10 are the Hyundai Kona (+500%), Dacia Duster (+312.5%) and Renault Arkana (+200%). Spectacularly, the Top 16 is entirely composed of SUVs. The Porsche Macan cracks the YTD Top 30 at #29.

Previous month: Cyprus June 2025: Top 10 100% SUV, Dacia Duster, Kia EV3 shine

One year ago: Cyprus July 2024: Volkswagen up 181.3%, Kia Stonic back to #1

Full July 2025 Top 36 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Cyprus July 2025 – brands: 

PosBrandJul-25%/24Jun2025%/24PosFY241Kia18312.7%– 38.0%11,63316.9%– 19.8%112Toyota16511.5%+ 43.5%58719.0%– 16.4%323Hyundai15310.6%– 14.5%38598.9%– 11.8%454Volkswagen1218.4%– 32.8%28949.3%– 20.5%225Nissan1017.0%– 9.8%48088.4%– 28.6%546BMW714.9%– 11.3%115235.4%+ 3.0%667Dacia694.8%+ 130.0%63193.3%+ 53.4%12168Renault644.5%+ 137.0%104044.2%+ 78.0%8119Ford624.3%+ 113.8%133333.4%+ 24.7%111010Mercedes594.1%+ 34.1%74835.0%+ 14.5%7711Audi563.9%– 5.1%123453.6%+ 0.0%10812Lexus342.4%+ 78.9%181371.4%+ 26.9%181813Mini312.2%+ 520.0%172142.2%+ 55.1%141414Jeep292.0%+ 26.1%83683.8%+ 88.7%9915Skoda292.0%+ 45.0%92492.6%– 12.3%131216Porsche292.0%+ 314.3%191871.9%– 3.6%161517Peugeot251.7%n/a151231.3%+ 4000.0%193118Citroen241.7%+ 2300.0%22490.5%+ 1533.3%263319Land Rover231.6%– 14.8%141942.0%– 10.2%151320Cupra201.4%+ 150.0%21780.8%+ 25.8%202421Honda161.1%– 23.8%23750.8%– 13.8%212122Volvo151.0%+ 114.3%201561.6%+ 9.9%171723Seat110.8%+ 0.0%28740.8%+ 68.2%222224Mazda100.7%– 23.1%24540.6%– 38.6%242025Ssangyong100.7%+ 150.0%26500.5%– 5.7%252326MG50.3%+ 66.7%16610.6%– 11.6%231927Suzuki50.3%– 80.0%25400.4%– 34.4%272528Alfa Romeo50.3%n/a –90.1%– 43.8%312729Bentley30.2%+ 0.0%29120.1%+ 20.0%293030BYD30.2%new –30.0%new35 –31Rolls Royce20.1%+ 100.0% –30.0%+ 50.0%363532Opel10.1%n/a27210.2%+ 600.0%283633Maserati10.1%– 50.0% –90.1%– 76.9%302634Ferrari10.1%– 50.0% –70.1%+ 16.7%323435Lamborghini10.1%n/a –50.1%+ 25.0%333236Subaru10.1%n/a –20.0%n/a38 –

Cyprus July 2025 – models:

Note: This ranking features the Top 30 models YTD ordered based on their July sales and may therefore not be 100% accurate.

PosModelJul-25%/24Jun2025%/24PosFY241Kia Sportage845.8%– 8.7%54704.9%– 29.1%222Hyundai Tucson674.7%– 30.9%23824.0%– 41.9%333Toyota Yaris Cross574.0%+ 96.6% –1942.0%– 50.1%1164Nissan Qashqai563.9%+ 30.2%33453.6%– 40.0%545Kia Stonic493.4%– 66.9%15515.7%– 32.7%116Toyota C-HR443.1%+ 57.1%72222.3%– 4.3%10107VW T-Roc412.9%– 51.8%43473.6%– 15.2%458Renault Arkana392.7%+ 200.0%142292.4%+ 99.1%8169Hyundai Kona362.5%+ 500.0%n/a2512.6%+ 164.2%72910Dacia Duster332.3%+ 312.5%61261.3%+ 29.9%202711Mini Countryman271.9%+ 800.0%171902.0%+ 46.2%121212Nissan Juke261.8%– 31.6%92913.0%– 18.9%6813Kia Xceed261.8%n/a151851.9%– 9.3%131114VW Taigo261.8%+ 160.0%161411.5%+ 76.3%172415VW Tiguan251.7%+ 47.1%n/a1041.1%+ 10.6%222516BMW X1201.4%+ 17.6%n/a1751.8%+ 84.2%152217Dacia Sandero201.4%– 4.8%18941.0%– 5.1%262618Toyota RAV4191.3%– 13.6%191301.3%– 5.8%191319Toyota Yaris191.3%+ 216.7%11981.0%– 3.9%252020VW T-Cross171.2%– 60.5%121741.8%– 49.3%16721Kia EV3171.2%new81351.4%new18n/a22Ford Puma171.2%– 15.0%n/a1031.1%– 12.0%231723Toyota Corolla171.2%+ 21.4%n/a1001.0%– 1.0%2423n/aKia Picanto141.0%– 50.0%n/a1821.9%– 12.5%149n/aPorsche Macan (est)141.0%n/an/a840.9%+ 211.1%29n/an/aJeep Avenger130.9%n/a102242.3%+ 286.2%921n/aDacia Spring100.7%newn/a860.9%new27n/an/aNissan X-Trail80.6%– 70.4%201121.2%– 34.9%2114n/aVW Golf70.5%– 63.2%13860.9%– 28.3%2819n/aVolvo XC4060.4%+ 100.0%n/a810.8%– 11.0%30n/a

Source: SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT