The Chery iCar 03 is up to #24 in Colombia in November.

After 8 consecutive months of double-digit YoY gains, the Colombian new vehicle market markedly slows down its growth in November at “just” +9% to 23,825 units. The year-to-date tally remains at stratospheric heights at 224,260 sales, up 27.5% over the same period in 2024. Renault (+16.1%) tops the brands ranking for the 5th time this year, ending the month just 40 sales above Kia (+28.2%) which remains the best-seller YTD. Chevrolet (+4.6%) and Mazda (+0.8%) both trail the market while Suzuki (+41.2%) shoots up and rounds out the Top 5. Carmakers with double-digit gains are aplenty, with Chery (+401.4%), Changan Deepal (+119.1%), Cupra (+111.3%), Citroen (+102.5%), Jeep (+84.4%), Peugeot (+71.3%) and Foton (+61.3%) among the best performers.

Looking at the models charts, the Kia K3 (+30.5%) is up two spots on last month to lead the way, cementing its newfound YTD leadership. The Mazda CX-30 (+14.7%) drops one rank to #2, a ranking it now also holds YTD, passing a freefalling Toyota Corolla Cross (-84.8%) down to #74 for the month. The Kia Picanto (+103.3%) closes the podium ahead of the Chevrolet Onix (+69.8%) and Renault Duster Nacional (+18.2%). The Mazda2 (+22.1%) is also in great shape at #6. Below, notice the Kia Stonic (+137.5%), Hyundai Tucson (+78.6%), Hyundai Kona (+75.4%) and Suzuki Fronx (+67.7%) all posting fantastic scores. The best-selling recent launch is the Chery iCar 03 at #24, a model we haven’t seen in other international markets so far.

Previous month: Colombia October 2025: Renault best-seller, Kia K3 now #1 YTD

One year ago: Colombia November 2024: BYD breaks records again, Yuan Up in Top 10

Full November 2025 Top 30 brands and Top 75 models below.

Colombia November 2025 – brands:

PosBrandNov-25%/24Oct2025%/24PosFY241Renault3,58915.1%+ 16.1%129,89813.3%+ 34.0%222Kia3,54914.9%+ 28.2%230,15913.4%+ 42.2%133Chevrolet2,0518.6%+ 4.6%318,8898.4%+ 8.1%544Mazda1,9858.3%+ 0.8%519,1098.5%+ 20.5%455Suzuki1,3515.7%+ 41.2%612,2495.5%+ 28.5%676Nissan1,3395.6%+ 8.9%712,0915.4%+ 14.5%767Toyota1,2165.1%– 47.5%422,0549.8%– 9.2%318Hyundai1,1935.0%+ 15.3%1010,3964.6%+ 73.9%899Volkswagen1,0134.3%+ 15.1%89,3694.2%+ 30.2%9810BYD9994.2%+ 12.6%99,0824.0%+ 159.1%10n/a11Foton6662.8%+ 61.3%116,1152.7%+ 63.5%12n/a12Ford6262.6%– 18.3%126,4122.9%– 1.7%111013Chery3511.5%+ 401.4%161,6510.7%n/a20n/a14Citroen3201.3%+ 102.5%152,2761.0%+ 48.4%16n/a15JAC2911.2%+ 44.8%132,4731.1%+ 30.9%14n/a16Mercedes2841.2%– 28.5%142,9531.3%+ 16.2%13n/a17BMW2521.1%– 16.3%202,2901.0%+ 17.7%15n/a18JMC2030.9%+ 27.7%172,1210.9%+ 43.5%17n/a19Peugeot1970.8%+ 71.3%191,7420.8%+ 53.3%19n/a20Honda1800.8%+ 4.7%231,4660.7%+ 8.0%21n/a21Subaru1560.7%– 18.3%181,8290.8%+ 10.4%18n/a22Dongfeng1530.6%+ 53.0%221,4440.6%n/a22n/a23Changan-Deepal1490.6%+ 119.1%211,3160.6%n/a24n/a24Volvo1470.6%– 20.1%261,3120.6%– 0.8%25n/a25Cupra1310.5%+ 111.3%249900.4%n/a27n/a26Jeep1180.5%+ 84.4%251,0430.5%n/a26n/a27MG1040.4%– 3.7%271,3330.6%n/a23n/a28International920.4%+ 300.0%n/an/an/an/an/an/a29Jetour830.3%– 4.6%n/an/an/an/an/an/a30Audi760.3%– 43.3%n/an/an/an/an/an/a

Colombia November 2025 – models: