Hyundai sales more than double year-on-year in Austria in September.

It’s a third consecutive double-digit year-on-year lift in a row in Austria with September new car sales up a whopping 29.4% to 25,745. The year-to-date tally is up 12.6% to 215,115. Volkswagen surges 48% to 14.3% share ahead of Skoda up 17.8% to 10.8% of the market. Hyundai (+102.7%) does even better and climbs five spots on last month to #3 and 7.6% share vs. #9 and 4% year-to-date. Audi (+12.5%) is a little more discreet in context at #4 with Mercedes (+49.5%) rounding out the Top 5 in spectacular fashion. Dacia (+52.2%) is the only additional Top 10 member beating the market just as BMW (-33.5%) is hit hard at #7. Tesla edges up 6.8% to #9. Below, Nissan (+226.6%), Mitsubishi (+218.4%), Mazda (+136.2%) and Citroen (+130.5%) stand out.

Over in the models charts, the Skoda Octavia (+18.1%) stays on top with 2.9% share, only 7 sales above the Tesla Model Y (+12.4%). Three VWs follow: the Golf (+70.4%), Tiguan (+20.3%) and Polo (+60.5%). The Hyundai Tucson (+389.2%) storms its way back into the Top 10 at #6, the nameplate’s highest ranking so far this year. The MG ZS (+3177.8%), Mazda CX-30 (+462.5%), Hyundai i10 (+459%), VW T-Cross (+120.8%), Seat Leon (+119%) and Audi A3 (+88.9%) make themselves noticed further down.

Previous month: Austria August 2025: Dacia Bigster #3, BYD Seal #6, market up 25.3%

One year ago: Austria September 2024: Tesla Model Y reclaims lead in stable market

Full September 2025 Top 48 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Austria September 2025 – brands:

PosBrandSep-25%/24Aug2025%/24PosFY241Volkswagen3,67714.3%+ 48.0%130,31414.1%+ 6.3%112Skoda2,79010.8%+ 17.8%223,24410.8%+ 24.7%223Hyundai1,9667.6%+ 102.7%88,6044.0%+ 28.3%974Audi1,5646.1%+ 12.5%413,5286.3%+ 13.0%445Mercedes1,2955.0%+ 49.5%510,0134.7%+ 9.4%566Seat1,0694.2%+ 7.7%69,9984.6%– 2.9%657BMW1,0484.1%– 33.5%314,9286.9%+ 5.7%338Dacia1,0264.0%+ 52.2%79,9194.6%+ 20.4%799Tesla1,0264.0%+ 6.8%214,9792.3%– 17.6%161110Toyota8543.3%+ 14.8%98,5794.0%+ 2.3%10811Peugeot8073.1%+ 6.6%146,6503.1%+ 25.9%121012Mazda7893.1%+ 136.2%204,8572.3%– 4.7%171413Renault7272.8%– 7.9%137,2743.4%+ 36.3%111214Opel7172.8%+ 63.0%166,0322.8%+ 41.7%141815Cupra6912.7%+ 61.8%109,1754.3%+ 96.6%81516Kia6622.6%+ 13.6%154,6602.2%– 15.5%181317Ford6502.5%+ 16.9%126,3172.9%+ 31.2%131618BYD6122.4%+ 64.1%115,2632.4%+ 87.8%152219Nissan5522.1%+ 226.6%292,5211.2%+ 27.1%232520MG5492.1%+ 81.2%183,9281.8%+ 31.0%192121Fiat4091.6%+ 97.6%192,4091.1%– 14.6%242422Volvo4021.6%+ 8.6%232,9891.4%– 11.9%221923Citroen3021.2%+ 130.5%223,9261.8%+ 44.4%202324Suzuki2801.1%– 29.3%173,3991.6%– 32.7%211725Jeep1840.7%+ 55.9%241,1750.5%+ 25.7%282926Mitsubishi1560.6%+ 218.4%271,5020.7%– 58.8%252027Alfa Romeo1430.6%+ 175.0%261,1640.5%+ 43.9%293028Porsche1280.5%+ 0.8%321,3690.6%+ 4.6%262729Honda1100.4%+ 66.7%301,0690.5%+ 21.1%313130Mini1040.4%– 60.9%281,3570.6%– 0.1%272631Leapmotor1030.4%new314640.2%new33 –32Land Rover960.4%+ 28.0%251,1090.5%+ 11.1%302833Polestar760.3%– 31.5%336260.3%+ 39.1%323234KGM/SsangYong430.2%+ 59.3%372840.1%+ 110.4%353635Smart390.2%+ 21.9%342500.1%– 28.6%373436Lexus300.1%– 37.5%352660.1%– 20.1%363337Subaru240.1%+ 4.3%363310.2%+ 61.5%343538Alpine100.0%n/a381280.1%+ 1322.2%385039DS100.0%+ 100.0%401070.0%– 35.5%393740Bentley50.0%+ 400.0%47410.0%+ 173.3%444941Ferrari40.0%+ 0.0%42580.0%– 27.5%414042Aston Martin40.0%n/a39460.0%+ 91.7%424543Lamborghini30.0%+ 50.0%41620.0%+ 113.8%404344McLaren30.0%+ 200.0%43290.0%– 21.6%454145MAN30.0%n/a45210.0%– 36.4%474246BAIC10.0%n/a –180.0%+ 200.0%485647Maserati10.0%n/a48100.0%– 28.6%514648Chrysler 10.0%+ 0.0%4980.0%– 52.9%5248

Austria September 2025 – models:

PosModelSep-25%/24Aug2025%/24PosFY241Skoda Octavia7432.9%+ 18.1%15,9502.8%+ 3.6%122Tesla Model Y7362.9%+ 12.4%n/a3,4971.6%– 20.8%633VW Golf6052.3%+ 70.4%25,2892.5%– 28.1%214VW Tiguan5042.0%+ 20.3%83,2541.5%– 9.3%1075VW Polo4721.8%+ 60.5%152,9241.4%+ 16.6%12136Hyundai Tucson4551.8%+ 389.2%n/an/an/an/an/a147Skoda Fabia4351.7%– 2.5%123,4051.6%+ 16.3%898Toyota Yaris/Cross4151.6%+ 13.4%93,4091.6%+ 7.9%789Skoda Karoq3731.4%+ 63.6%43,5541.7%+ 34.6%51010VW T-Cross3511.4%+ 120.8%n/an/an/an/a411711Seat Ibiza3421.3%– 6.0%114,1291.9%+ 3.9%3512Hyundai i103411.3%+ 459.0%19n/an/an/an/an/a13Dacia Sandero3311.3%– 9.6%133,3091.5%– 5.3%9614Seat Leon3221.3%+ 119.0%52,6331.2%+ 84.8%15n/a15Hyundai i203211.2%+ 68.9%n/an/an/an/a39n/a16Mazda CX-303151.2%+ 462.5%n/an/an/an/an/an/a17Skoda Elroq3031.2%new172,3471.1%new17 –18Dacia Bigster3021.2%new3n/an/anewn/a –19MG ZS2951.1%+ 3177.8%n/a2,2021.0%+ 74.8%18n/a20Audi A32891.1%+ 88.9%n/an/an/an/an/an/a21Tesla Model 32891.1%+ 3.2%n/a4250.2%– 72.0%n/an/a22VW Bus2881.1%+ 48.5%162,7891.3%– 8.1%1312n/aSkoda Enyaq2801.1%– 25.9%182,1121.0%+ 50.0%n/an/an/aBYD Seal2681.0%– 10.4%62,5441.2%+ 72.2%1618n/aDacia Duster2340.9%+ 40.1%203,0211.4%+ 8.4%1111n/aVW ID.72130.8%+ 217.9%n/a1,5330.7%+ 339.3%n/an/an/aHyundai Inster1830.7%newn/an/an/anew –n/aCupra Terramar1680.7%newn/a2,7521.3%new14n/an/aVW Caddy1680.7%– 18.8%n/a2,1471.0%– 0.7%1915n/aBYD Sealion1660.6%newn/a1,7070.8%newn/an/an/aBMW X11430.6%– 67.2%103,9211.8%+ 11.1%44

Source: Statistik Austria