Austria November 2023: Hyundai (+80.1%) and Dacia (+62.2%) impress

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Hyundai sales are up 80.1% year-on-year in November. The Austrian new car market edges up 4% year-on-year in November to 18,900 units, leading to a year-to-date tally up 11.7% to 220,653. Volkswagen (-15.9%) is the most popular carmaker in...

Hyundai sales are up 80.1% year-on-year in November.

The Austrian new car market edges up 4% year-on-year in November to 18,900 units, leading to a year-to-date tally up 11.7% to 220,653. Volkswagen (-15.9%) is the most popular carmaker in the country again but suffers a steep year-on-year fall and can only muster a weak 12.5% share vs. 14% so far this year. Skoda (+56.3%) rallies back up to 10.8% share at #2, distancing BMW (+4%) matching the market. Hyundai (+80.1%) and Dacia (+62.2%) deliver the largest year-on-year lifts in the Top 17. Tesla (+48.6%), Mazda (+58.3%), Nissan (+60.5%), Mitsubishi (+119.9%) and Mini (+49.4%) shine below. BYD is up three spots on last month to #24.

The Skoda Octavia (+114.2%) surges ahead to reclaim the top spot it holds year-to-date with a dominant 2.9% share. The VW Golf (-2%) signs one of its strongest results Europe-wide in 2nd place and despite a small year-on-year drop. The following four models all at least double their year-ago volumes. The BMW X1 is up 126.6% to #3, the Dacia Sandero up 162.9% to #4, last month’s leader the Skoda Enyaq is up 108.7% to #5 and the Tesla Model 3 is the best performer, soaring 496.8% to #6. Just below, the Tesla Model Y drops -20.9%. The Hyundai Tucson (+50.7%) and BMW X3 (+31.7%) close the Top 10 very solidly.

Previous month: Austria October 2023: Skoda Enyaq celebrates first win, sales up 17.5%

One year ago: Austria November 2022: VW ID.4 signs first ever win, sales edging up 3.8%

Full November 2023 Top 50 All brands and Top 20 models below.

Austria November 2023 – brands:

PosBrandNov-23%/22Oct2023%/22PosFY22
1Volkswagen2,36612.5%– 15.9%130,93514.0%+ 6.7%11
2Skoda2,04110.8%+ 56.3%222,05710.0%+ 26.9%22
3BMW1,7779.4%+ 4.0%316,2947.4%+ 12.3%33
4Hyundai1,5728.3%+ 80.1%79,7204.4%– 0.3%76
5Dacia8974.7%+ 62.2%68,8884.0%+ 26.0%912
6Mercedes8804.7%+ 8.6%511,2695.1%+ 6.1%65
7Audi8314.4%+ 0.2%414,6236.6%+ 28.5%44
8Seat8244.4%– 10.3%1111,2845.1%+ 15.2%58
9Renault7614.0%– 1.0%128,1333.7%+ 14.4%1111
10Tesla7524.0%+ 48.6%167,8303.5%+ 64.4%1315
11Kia6973.7%+ 6.9%98,4843.8%+ 5.4%1010
12Toyota6703.5%– 31.6%89,0874.1%+ 10.3%89
13Mazda6113.2%+ 58.3%146,2092.8%+ 18.5%1514
14Ford5853.1%– 32.4%138,0823.7%– 21.5%127
15Suzuki3651.9%+ 74.6%173,8891.8%+ 30.5%1820
16Cupra3511.9%+ 1.2%106,9243.1%+ 37.1%1416
17Nissan3131.7%+ 60.5%232,2811.0%+ 28.9%2223
18Mitsubishi3101.6%+ 119.9%242,1021.0%+ 20.3%2424
19Volvo2911.5%– 7.6%192,9061.3%+ 10.4%2121
20Mini2451.3%+ 49.4%222,0110.9%– 1.0%2522
21Opel2401.3%– 54.3%155,0072.3%– 1.6%1617
22Fiat2331.2%– 40.7%203,6071.6%– 17.1%1918
23Peugeot2081.1%– 69.8%184,4842.0%– 32.0%1713
24BYD1901.0%new279120.4%new30 –
25Citroen1871.0%– 52.3%253,3071.5%– 11.5%2019
26MG1440.8%– 33.0%212,2681.0%+ 128.4%2327
27Honda970.5%+ 4.3%288970.4%– 15.8%3128
28Jeep880.5%+ 8.6%291,1190.5%– 9.5%2726
29Land Rover720.4%+ 33.3%301,0540.5%+ 17.9%2829
30Porsche560.3%– 41.7%261,4720.7%+ 16.4%2625
31Fisker420.2%new342020.1%new37 –
32Alfa Romeo410.2%– 69.6%319780.4%+ 22.9%2930
33Polestar400.2%– 43.7%326680.3%+ 20.8%3231
34Subaru400.2%+ 110.5%333410.2%+ 14.8%3333
35Lexus190.1%+ 111.1%362520.1%+ 22.9%3635
36DS120.1%– 25.0%352690.1%+ 22.8%3534
37Jaguar110.1%– 50.0%383110.1%– 8.5%3432
38Smart90.0%+ 125.0%37880.0%+ 29.4%3937
39SsangYong60.0%#DIV/0! –140.0%+ 16.7%4844
40Bentley40.0%+ 100.0% –300.0%– 3.2%4340
41Lamborghini40.0%+ 33.3%42280.0%– 12.5%4539
42MAN40.0%n/a –130.0%+ 160.0%4950
43Ferrari30.0%– 25.0%401080.0%+ 16.1%3836
44Ineos30.0%new39370.0%new41 –
45Aston Martin30.0%+ 200.0% –330.0%+ 0.0%4241
46BAIC20.0%+ 100.0% –70.0%+ 600.0%5053
47McLaren10.0%+ 0.0%45290.0%+ 625.0%4451
48Chrysler 10.0%+ 0.0%44150.0%– 11.8%4743
49Forthing10.0%new –30.0%new55 –
50Maserati00.0%– 100.0%41400.0%+ 21.2%4038

Austria November 2023 – models:

PosModelNov-23%/22Oct2023%/22PosFY22
1Skoda Octavia5422.9%+ 114.2%36,4552.9%+ 52.2%11
2VW Golf4842.6%– 2.0%54,8612.2%+ 28.6%34
3BMW X14512.4%+ 126.6%43,6091.6%+ 141.2%6n/a
4Dacia Sandero4182.2%+ 162.9%23,6691.7%– 2.1%55
5Skoda Enyaq4072.2%+ 108.7%13,4051.5%+ 81.7%820
6Tesla Model 33702.0%+ 496.8%n/a1,8080.8%+ 209.6%n/an/a
7Tesla Model Y3511.9%– 20.9%n/a5,6262.5%+ 34.7%23
8Toyota Yaris/Cross3471.8%– 39.1%73,9551.8%+ 1.4%42
9Hyundai Tucson3391.8%+ 50.7%9n/an/an/an/an/a
10BMW X32951.6%+ 31.7%132,6091.2%+ 10.8%1613
11Hyundai i102851.5%+ 143.6%n/an/an/an/an/a38
12BMW i42731.4%+ 396.4%81,6200.7%+ 238.2%n/an/a
13Skoda Karoq2651.4%+ 19.9%182,8701.3%+ 43.4%1117
14Hyundai i302531.3%+ 178.0%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
15VW Tiguan2521.3%– 5.6%103,5111.6%+ 7.7%78
16VW Bus2511.3%+ 46.8%192,7651.3%– 21.5%137
17Mini Cooper2451.3%+ 49.4%n/an/an/an/an/a49
18Dacia Duster2341.2%+ 14.1%n/a2,5741.2%+ 12.0%1714
19Hyundai i202261.2%+ 54.8%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
20Dacia Jogger2191.2%+ 71.1%n/an/an/an/an/an/a
n/aHyundai Ioniq 52071.1%+ 27.0%n/an/an/an/an/a40
n/aSkoda Fabia2031.1%– 25.1%n/a2,6931.2%– 27.0%146
n/aVW ID.41921.0%– 69.7%202,1401.0%– 16.6%n/a10
n/aSeat Ateca1851.0%– 14.4%153,0771.4%+ 52.5%9n/a
n/aSeat Ibiza1831.0%+ 28.9%172,8461.3%+ 24.1%1215
n/aVW Caddy1580.8%+ 6.0%n/a2,9111.3%+ 40.1%1018
n/aSeat Arona1550.8%– 17.1%n/a2,5741.2%+ 24.5%18n/a
n/aVW ID.31460.8%– 29.8%61,6880.8%+ 21.6%n/an/a
n/aVW Polo1400.7%+ 68.7%n/a2,5311.1%– 22.7%209
n/aVW T-Roc1260.7%– 36.0%n/a2,6681.2%– 0.2%1511
n/aCupra Born1120.6%– 11.8%n/a2,5661.2%+ 15.7%1916

Source: Statistik Austria


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