First Top 10 finish for the Kia EV3.

According to our local partners SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT, new car sales in Cyprus edge down -4.9% year-on-year in June to 1,347. The H1 2025 tally is off -6.5% to 8,221. Kia (-36.2%) and Volkswagen (-15%) remain the two favourite carmakers in the country despite steep YoY falls. Hyundai (-27.3%) is also in trouble but climbs back up two spots on May to #3. Nissan (+7.7%) defies the negative market and stays at #4 while Toyota (-33.1%) freefalls at #5. The next five brands all post splendid grains. Jeep (+175%) and Skoda (+172.2%) are the most dynamic, followed by Dacia (+50%), Renault (+29.7%) and Mercedes (+7.3%).

The Kia Stonic (-34.2%) is once again the best-selling model with 5.4% share even though it properly craters. At #2, the Hyundai Tucson (-47.6%) is in even poorer form. The Nissan Qashqai (+59.5%) surges to #3, distancing the VW T-Roc (-24.7%) and Kia Sportage (-47.8%). The Dacia Duster (+60%) is estimated to rank #6 with 3% share ahead of the Toyota C-HR (+26.7%) and the new Kia EV3 lodging its first ever Top 10 finish in Cyprus. The Nissan Juke (-21.3%) and Jeep Avenger ensure the Top 10 is entirely composed of SUVs.

Previous month: Cyprus May 2025: Volkswagen up 46.3%, Jeep Avenger on podium

One year ago: Cyprus June 2024: Market up 28.6%

Full June 2025 Top 30 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Cyprus June 2025 – brands:

PosBrandJun-25%/24May2025%/24PosFY241Kia19714.6%– 36.2%11,45017.6%– 16.7%112Volkswagen14710.9%– 15.0%27739.4%– 18.1%223Hyundai1289.5%– 27.3%57068.6%– 11.2%554Nissan1269.4%+ 7.7%47078.6%– 30.7%345Toyota1057.8%– 33.1%37068.6%– 23.8%426Dacia846.2%+ 50.0%132503.0%+ 40.4%12167Mercedes594.4%+ 7.3%114245.2%+ 12.2%778Jeep554.1%+ 175.0%83394.1%+ 97.1%999Skoda493.6%+ 172.2%92202.7%– 16.7%131210Renault483.6%+ 29.7%103404.1%+ 70.0%81111BMW453.3%– 35.7%64525.5%+ 5.6%6612Audi342.5%– 26.1%72893.5%+ 1.0%10813Ford322.4%– 31.9%122713.3%+ 13.9%111014Land Rover312.3%+ 14.8%161712.1%– 9.5%151315Peugeot282.1%+ 2700.0%15981.2%+ 3166.7%193116MG261.9%+ 271.4%27560.7%– 15.2%231917Mini241.8%+ 500.0%191832.2%+ 37.6%141418Lexus231.7%+ 64.3%181031.3%+ 15.7%181819Porsche221.6%+ 22.2%141581.9%– 15.5%161520Volvo181.3%+ 125.0%171411.7%+ 4.4%171721Cupra151.1%+ 150.0%21580.7%+ 7.4%222422Citroen131.0%n/a25250.3%+ 1150.0%273323Honda120.9%+ 50.0%23590.7%– 10.6%212124Mazda70.5%– 61.1%24440.5%– 41.3%242025Suzuki50.4%– 16.7%20350.4%– 2.8%262526Ssangyong40.3%– 33.3%22400.5%– 18.4%252327Opel40.3%#DIV/0!26200.2%+ 566.7%283628Seat30.2%+ 200.0%28630.8%+ 90.9%202229Bentley30.2%+ 50.0%3090.1%+ 28.6%2930

Cyprus June 2025 – models:

Note: This ranking features the Top 30 models year-to-date ordered based on their June volume and may therefore not be 100% accurate.

PosModelJun-25%/24May2025%/24PosFY241Kia Stonic735.4%– 34.2%15026.1%– 25.2%112Hyundai Tucson654.8%– 47.6%53153.8%– 43.8%333Nissan Qashqai594.4%+ 59.5%42893.5%– 45.7%544VW T-Roc584.3%– 24.7%23063.7%– 5.6%455Kia Sportage473.5%– 47.8%83864.7%– 32.4%226Dacia Duster (est)403.0%+ 60.0%n/a931.1%+ 4.5%22277Toyota C-HR382.8%+ 26.7%161782.2%– 12.7%10108Kia EV3382.8%new121181.4%new17n/a9Nissan Juke372.7%– 21.3%72653.2%– 17.4%6810Jeep Avenger352.6%n/a32112.6%n/a82111Toyota Yaris292.2%– 3.3%n/a1001.2%+ 4.2%212012VW T-Cross282.1%+ 27.3%61571.9%– 47.7%14713VW Golf (est)241.8%– 44.2%n/a791.0%– 21.8%261914Renault Arkana221.6%– 12.0%171902.3%+ 86.3%91615Kia Xceed221.6%n/a91591.9%n/a131116VW Taigo211.6%n/an/a1151.4%n/a182417Mini Countryman201.5%+ 566.7%n/a1632.0%+ 28.3%121218Dacia Sandero (est)201.5%– 13.0%n/a740.9%– 5.1%302619Toyota RAV4161.2%– 15.8%141111.4%– 4.3%191320Nissan X-Trail151.1%– 46.4%201041.3%– 28.3%2014n/aToyota Corolla151.1%+ 36.4%18831.0%– 4.6%2423n/aDacia Spring141.0%newn/a760.9%new27n/an/aVolvo XC40131.0%+ 85.7%n/a750.9%– 14.8%28n/an/aKia Picanto110.8%– 72.5%n/a1682.0%– 6.7%119n/aBMW X1100.7%+ 100.0%151551.9%+ 98.7%1522n/aFord Puma90.7%– 66.7%10861.0%– 11.3%2317n/aVW Tiguan90.7%+ 0.0%13791.0%+ 2.6%2525n/aHyundai Kona50.4%– 80.8%192152.6%+ 141.6%729 –Toyota Yaris Cross00.0%– 100.0%111371.7%– 61.9%166 –Kia Ceed00.0%– 100.0%n/a740.9%– 70.2%29n/a

Source: SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT