Cyprus August 2026: Toyota up 47.3% to 15.3% share

The Toyota Yaris is estimated to rank #4 in Cyprus in August.

Data shared with us by our local partners SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT show a stable new car market in August at -0.1% year-on-year to 712 units. This leads to a year-to-date tally off -10.1% to 9324. Toyota (+47.3%) spectacularly takes the lead of the brands charts with 15.3% share, its highest since December 2024. Kia (stable) can only muster half of the Japanese car’s volume to 7.6% share vs. 16% so far this year. Hyundai (-45.7%) is in total freefall YoY but up four spots on July to #3. BYD (+72.7%) and Audi (+68.4%) sport the biggest YoY gains in the Top 10.

Over in the models charts, the Hyundai Tucson (-2.9%) is the best seller like a year ago, and is followed by the Toyota Yaris Cross (-7.4%) and Kia Stonic (+140%), the latter comfortably holding onto the YTD top spot. The Toyota Yaris (+233.3%) is estimated to rank #4 ahead of the Peugeot 3008 (+37.5%) and Kia Sportage (-35.7%). The Renault Captur (+350%), Skoda Kamiq (+142.8%) and Volvo XC40 (+142.9%) all post fantastic YoY lifts.

Previous month: Cyprus July 2026: Kia and Stonic strengthen lead

One year ago: Cyprus August 2025: Hyundai Tucson leads, Renault Arkana up to #5

Full August 2026 Top 33 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Cyprus August 2026 – brands:

PosBrandAug-26%/25Jul2026%/25PosFY251Toyota10915.3%+ 47.3%28689.3%– 8.1%222Kia547.6%+ 0.0%11,49516.0%– 11.4%113Hyundai507.0%– 45.7%75465.9%– 42.6%734Volkswagen436.0%+ 0.0%45826.2%– 37.9%545Nissan415.8%– 38.8%87127.6%– 18.6%356BMW405.6%– 13.0%35676.1%– 0.4%667BYD385.3%+ 72.7%66026.5%+ 2308.0%4188Audi324.5%+ 68.4%102582.8%– 29.1%13109Mercedes304.2%+ 0.0%54304.6%– 16.2%8710Jeep283.9%– 15.2%123193.4%– 20.4%10911Skoda283.9%+ 86.7%92803.0%+ 6.1%111312Peugeot273.8%+ 58.8%181932.1%+ 37.9%161913Renault253.5%– 41.9%113623.9%– 19.0%9814Lexus212.9%+ 61.5%191411.5%– 6.0%192015Volvo202.8%+ 42.9%211531.6%– 10.0%171716Ford142.0%– 26.3%142122.3%– 39.8%151217Land Rover131.8%+ 18.2%172382.6%+ 16.1%141518Porsche131.8%+ 85.7%161501.6%– 22.7%181619Cupra121.7%+ 100.0%231031.1%+ 22.6%222220Seat111.5%+ 57.1%25790.8%– 2.5%242421Citroen101.4%+ 900.0%26891.0%+ 78.0%232822Dacia91.3%– 67.9%132662.9%– 23.3%121123Opel81.1%+ 166.7%27490.5%+ 104.2%292924MG71.0%– 65.0%221351.4%+ 66.7%202125Honda60.8%– 14.3%29760.8%– 7.3%252326BAIC50.7%new15630.7%new27 –27Ssangyong40.6%+ 300.0%30740.8%+ 45.1%262528Suzuki40.6%+ 100.0%20600.6%+ 42.9%282729Mazda30.4%+ 0.0%28460.5%– 19.3%302630Mini30.4%– 66.7%241211.3%– 45.7%211431Maserati20.3%+ 100.0% –170.2%+ 70.0%313232Bentley10.1%+ 0.0%32100.1%– 23.1%333033Rolls Royce10.1%+ 0.0% –50.1%+ 25.0%3535

Cyprus August 2026 – models:

PosModelAug-26%/25Jul2026%/25PosFY251Hyundai Tucson334.6%– 2.9%82993.2%– 28.1%432Toyota Yaris Cross253.5%– 7.4%32512.7%+ 13.6%5103Kia Stonic243.4%+ 140.0%15395.8%– 3.9%114Toyota Yaris (est)202.8%+ 233.3%n/a931.0%– 10.6%27255Peugeot 3008192.7%+ 37.5%n/a1101.2%+ 52.8%21n/a6Kia Sportage182.5%– 35.7%23844.1%– 22.9%227Renault Captur182.5%+ 350.0%91651.8%+ 139.1%12n/a8Skoda Kamiq172.4%+ 142.9%131041.1%+ 31.6%22n/a9Volvo XC40172.4%+ 142.9%n/a1001.1%+ 13.6%242410Jeep Avenger152.1%– 21.1%42382.6%– 2.1%8711BMW X1142.0%+ 40.0%141261.4%– 31.9%161312Nissan Juke142.0%– 36.4%n/a2462.6%– 21.4%6613Nissan Qashqai142.0%– 46.2%123353.6%– 9.7%3414Toyota C-HR142.0%– 12.5%72392.6%+ 0.4%7815Hyundai Kona121.7%– 42.9%n/a1131.2%– 58.5%191116Toyota Corolla121.7%– 7.7%20931.0%– 17.7%262317Nissan X-Trail111.5%+ 266.7%19991.1%– 13.9%252018BYD Seal U81.1%+ 300.0%101701.8%+ 5566.7%11n/a19Dacia Duster60.8%– 68.4%151191.3%– 17.9%181820Ford Puma50.7%+ 25.0%161031.1%– 3.7%2326n/aMercedes GLC50.7%+ 66.7%18850.9%+ 4.9%3029n/aVW T-Cross50.7%– 44.4%61271.4%– 30.6%1512n/aKia Xceed40.6%– 60.0%112292.5%+ 23.8%914n/aRange Rover Sport40.6%+ 0.0%17850.9%+ 63.5%31n/an/aVW T-Roc40.6%– 73.3%n/a1571.7%– 56.6%135n/aVW Tiguan40.6%– 20.0%n/a880.9%– 19.3%2922n/aKia Picanto30.4%+ 200.0%51241.3%– 32.2%1717n/aVW Taigo20.3%– 50.0%n/a931.0%– 35.9%2821n/aKia EV310.1%– 75.0%n/a1731.9%+ 24.5%1019 –BYD Atto 300.0%– 100.0%n/a1401.5%+ 2233.3%14n/a –BYD Dolphin Surf00.0%– 100.0%n/a1101.2%+ 1000.0%20n/a

Source: SEMO Cyprus and INNOSOFT

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