Luxembourg August 2026: BMW #1 for 4th straight month, Opel (+168%), Kia (+79.2%) stun

Opel sales are up 168% year-on-year in Luxembourg in August.

3,103 new cars found a buyer in Luxembourg in August, a 5.5% year-on-year improvement. The year-to-date tally is now up 3.8% to 33,966. BMW (+9.1%) signs a 4th consecutive win at 12.8% share, but this is not enough to topple Volkswagen (-43.1%) in the YTD order. Mercedes (-7.1%) struggles on a strong year-ago basis when it ranked #1, while Audi (+13.6%) is very solid at #3 above Volkswagen. Opel (+168%), Kia (+79.2%) and Mini (+55%) stun in the remainder of the Top 10 while below, BYD (+258.3%), Fiat (+103%), Citroen (+77.8%) and Seat (+73.1%) make themselves noticed.

Previous month: Luxembourg July 2026: BMW #1 again, July Peugeot, Renault, Kia stand out

One year ago: Luxembourg August 2025: Mercedes and BMW neck on neck

Full August 2026 Top 45 All brands ranking below.

Luxembourg August 2026 – brands:

PosBrandAug-26%/25Jul2026%/25PosFY251BMW  39612.8%+ 9.1%13,87311.4%+ 3.9%222Mercedes34211.0%– 7.1%33,51010.3%+ 9.0%333Audi  2427.8%+ 13.6%42,6137.7%+ 10.2%444Volkswagen1996.4%– 43.1%23,98311.7%+ 1.9%115Skoda1896.1%– 16.0%52,1336.3%– 3.5%556Kia1725.5%+ 79.2%81,3273.9%+ 13.5%897Renault1615.2%+ 5.9%61,9445.7%+ 16.5%668Opel1344.3%+ 168.0%137552.2%+ 1.6%13139Peugeot  973.1%+ 6.6%71,3273.9%– 0.2%9810Mini933.0%+ 55.0%117902.3%+ 19.5%111411Citroen802.6%+ 77.8%205081.5%– 29.6%181612Ford  802.6%– 5.9%101,3494.0%+ 24.1%7713Fiat672.2%+ 103.0%154451.3%– 13.1%202014Porsche642.1%+ 3.2%165941.7%– 16.8%171515Hyundai591.9%– 4.8%146942.0%– 22.1%151016Cupra561.8%+ 16.7%175071.5%– 18.6%191917Dacia501.6%– 25.4%127702.3%– 11.9%121118Volvo461.5%– 4.2%98262.4%+ 2.4%101219Seat451.5%+ 73.1%194141.2%+ 5.9%212120BYD431.4%+ 258.3%222620.8%+ 101.5%263021MG421.4%+ 50.0%253050.9%+ 71.3%252722Toyota391.3%– 36.1%186812.0%– 4.9%161723Land Rover371.2%– 11.9%233291.0%– 28.3%232324Nissan351.1%– 27.1%243421.0%– 24.7%222225Suzuki301.0%+ 50.0%262200.6%– 17.6%282526Mazda280.9%– 22.2%213150.9%– 20.9%242427Jeep220.7%+ 83.3%301750.5%– 24.6%292828Alfa Romeo190.6%– 36.7%282530.7%+ 17.1%272629Lancia190.6%+ 1800.0%43970.3%+ 155.3%334030Tesla180.6%– 51.4%277152.1%+ 31.7%141831Alpine150.5%+ 25.0%291100.3%+ 29.4%313332Lexus130.4%+ 333.3%37650.2%– 18.8%373533Polestar80.3%– 63.6%351040.3%– 47.2%322934Ferrari70.2%+ 0.0%36720.2%– 4.0%363435Honda70.2%– 36.4%331350.4%+ 36.4%303136Smart60.2%+ 0.0%39730.2%– 31.1%353237Subaru60.2%+ 0.0%41530.2%– 3.6%404138Aston Martin40.1%+ 33.3%34390.1%+ 30.0%414339BAIC40.1%– 20.0%32560.2%+ 51.4%384240Lotus40.1%+ 300.0%40250.1%+ 127.3%424841Xpeng40.1%+ 33.3%38800.2%+ 48.1%343942Lamborghini30.1%+ 0.0%31550.2%– 9.8%393843Alpina10.0%+ 0.0% –100.0%+ 11.1%464944Chevrolet10.0%– 96.9%4530.0%– 93.0%524445Maserati10.0%– 66.7%46240.1%+ 9.1%4445 –Others1153.7%+ 187.5% –9112.7%+ 258.7% ––

Source: LUSTAT

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