September 16, 2025
Hyundai breaks records, places Tucson at #1 for the first time – Best Selling Cars Blog

Hyundai breaks records, places Tucson at #1 for the first time – Best Selling Cars Blog

The Hyundai Tucson is the best-selling vehicle in Poland in August.

The Polish new car market soars 14.6% year-on-year in August to 42,480 sales, meaning the year-to-date tally is now up 5.8% to 378,034. Toyota (+0.4%) is stable and remains by far the most popular carmaker in the country with a strong 17% share. Skoda (+5.3%) fares a little better but still vastly trails the market. On the contrary Hyundai surges 51% YoY and six spots on July to land at #3 with 3,508 sales and 8.3% share. These are all records. The Korean brand already reached #3 in September 2021 and April 2022, with its previous best volume being 2,847 in June 2024 and its previous best share 8.2% in April 2022. BMW (+22%) is the only additional Top 10 member to beat the market. Below, Jaecoo (#21), BYD (#22), Omoda (#23), BAIC (#24) and Leapmotor (#31) lead the Chinese charge, which all in all account for a record 8.9% share this month and 6.5% year-to-date.

The Hyundai Tucson (+120.6%) storms into the overall pole position with 4.9% share, the nameplate’s first ever podium finish in Poland. The Toyota Corolla (+18.1%) is relegated to 2nd place but still manages a strong score at 4.7% share vs. 4.2% so far this year. The Skoda Octavia (+24.2%), Toyota Yaris Cross (-27.8%) and C-HR (+0.3%) complete the Top 5. The Toyota Corolla Cross (+120.1%) delivers the biggest YoY gain in the Top 10 with the RAV4 (+21.8%) also strong at #10.

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Previous month: Poland July 2025: Market up 16.5%, Chinese at record 8.2% share

One year ago: Poland August 2024: Mazda (+69.3%), Lexus (+62.9%) highlight stable market

Full August 2025 Top 50 brands and Top 10 models below.

Poland August 2025 – brands:

Pos Brand Aug-25 % /24 Jul 2025 % /24 Pos FY24
1 Toyota 7,242 17.0% + 0.4% 1 60,436 16.0% – 9.3% 1 1
2 Skoda 3,897 9.2% + 5.3% 2 39,499 10.4% + 3.1% 2 2
3 Hyundai 3,508 8.3% + 51.0% 9 20,007 5.3% – 1.8% 5 5
4 Volkswagen 2,822 6.6% + 12.9% 3 27,173 7.2% + 16.5% 3 3
5 BMW 2,276 5.4% + 22.0% 5 19,959 5.3% + 11.7% 6 7
6 Kia 2,016 4.7% – 16.6% 6 20,833 5.5% – 4.8% 4 4
7 Mercedes 2,009 4.7% + 5.6% 4 18,685 4.9% – 0.8% 8 8
8 Audi 1,972 4.6% – 15.7% 7 18,753 5.0% + 0.6% 7 6
9 Dacia 1,462 3.4% + 7.2% 8 14,029 3.7% + 19.2% 9 9
10 Renault 1,203 2.8% + 7.9% 14 13,470 3.6% + 4.6% 10 10
11 MG 1,196 2.8% + 285.8% 12 8,839 2.3% + 119.5% 14 n/a
12 Ford 1,111 2.6% + 15.5% 11 10,155 2.7% + 16.6% 12 13
13 Cupra 1,105 2.6% + 12.5% 13 8,618 2.3% + 20.8% 15 14
14 Lexus 894 2.1% – 22.3% 16 9,991 2.6% + 4.9% 13 12
15 Suzuki 787 1.9% + 41.8% 20 5,415 1.4% – 18.1% 20 n/a
16 Citroen 757 1.8% + 158.4% 15 5,848 1.5% + 16.9% 19 n/a
17 Opel 623 1.5% – 2.8% 17 5,860 1.6% – 15.6% 18 n/a
18 Peugeot 589 1.4% – 1.5% 18 6,517 1.7% + 4.0% 17 n/a
19 Volvo 586 1.4% + 30.8% 10 12,676 3.4% + 13.5% 11 11
20 Nissan 581 1.4% + 27.7% 22 7,026 1.9% + 9.6% 16 n/a
21 Jaecoo 568 1.3% new 25 3,612 1.0% new 23 n/a
22 BYD 565 1.3% + 1783.3% 21 2,812 0.7% + 4435.5% 27 n/a
23 Omoda 559 1.3% + 665.8% 19 4,455 1.2% + 2993.8% 21 n/a
24 BAIC 419 1.0% + 212.7% 23 3,116 0.8% + 332.2% 25 n/a
25 Mazda 417 1.0% – 67.4% 26 3,781 1.0% – 57.8% 22 15
26 Mini 357 0.8% + 131.8% 27 2,308 0.6% + 44.5% 30 n/a
27 Honda 322 0.8% – 36.2% 29 3,169 0.8% + 18.3% 24 n/a
28 Seat 261 0.6% – 10.6% 24 3,027 0.8% – 3.6% 26 n/a
29 Tesla 246 0.6% + 43.0% 32 2,537 0.7% – 17.3% 28 n/a
30 Jeep 245 0.6% + 43.3% 33 2,021 0.5% + 18.6% 31 n/a
31 Leapmotor 230 0.5% n/a 34 808 0.2% + 11442.9% 38 n/a
32 Porsche 225 0.5% – 2.6% 30 2,367 0.6% – 23.1% 29 n/a
33 Fiat 225 0.5% + 125.0% 28 1,465 0.4% – 31.5% 34 n/a
34 Mitsubishi 213 0.5% + 91.9% 38 1,059 0.3% – 22.0% 36 n/a
35 KGM 188 0.4% + 172.5% 37 1,785 0.5% – 6.5% 33 n/a
36 Alfa Romeo 181 0.4% + 98.9% 35 1,452 0.4% + 56.6% 35 n/a
37 Land Rover 170 0.4% + 16.4% 31 1,841 0.5% + 21.3% 32 n/a
38 Subaru 134 0.3% + 168.0% 36 947 0.3% + 12.9% 37 n/a
39 Chery 86 0.2% new 41 120 0.0% new 41  –
40 Forthing 69 0.2% + 2200.0% 39 516 0.1% + 4590.9% 39 n/a
41 DS 39 0.1% + 30.0% 40 352 0.1% + 3.8% 40 n/a
42 Dongfeng 20 0.0% new n/a 41 0.0% new 46  –
43 MAN 8 0.0% + 700.0% 42 74 0.0% + 393.3% 42 n/a
44 DFSK 8 0.0% + 166.7% 43 67 0.0% + 509.1% 43 n/a
45 Ferrari 8 0.0% – 11.1% 44 64 0.0% + 1.6% 44 n/a
46 Xpeng 6 0.0% new 45 33 0.0% new 49  –
47 Bentley 3 0.0% n/a 46 55 0.0% – 23.6% 45 n/a
48 Aston Martin 2 0.0% – 33.3% 48 40 0.0% + 33.3% 47 n/a
49 Lamborghini 1 0.0% – 83.3% 47 34 0.0% – 38.2% 48 n/a
50 Jaguar 1 0.0% – 75.0%  – 28 0.0% – 78.8% 50 n/a
 – Others 68 0.2% + 142.9%  – 259 0.1% + 4.4%  –  –

Poland August 2025 – models:

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Pos Model  Aug-25 % /24 Jul 2025 % /24 Pos FY24
1 Hyundai Tucson 2,067 4.9% + 120.6% 8 8,266 2.2% – 3.8% 6 7
2 Toyota Corolla 2,014 4.7% + 18.1% 1 15,833 4.2% – 9.5% 1 1
3 Skoda Octavia 1,151 2.7% + 24.2% 2 12,602 3.3% – 5.3% 2 2
4 Toyota Yaris Cross 1,150 2.7% – 27.8% 3 8,715 2.3% – 18.7% 5 3
5 Toyota C-HR 927 2.2% + 0.3% 5 9,914 2.6% + 15.8% 3 4
6 Kia Sportage 918 2.2% – 11.9% 4 9,161 2.4% + 1.1% 4 6
7 Toyota Yaris 851 2.0% – 24.0% 7 7,297 1.9% – 21.5% 7 5
8 VW T-Roc 754 1.8% + 14.1% 6 6,309 1.7% + 13.2% 8 10
9 Toyota Corolla Cross 702 1.7% + 120.1% n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 32
10 Toyota RAV4 647 1.5% + 21.8% n/a 5,648 1.5% – 31.5% 11 8
n/a Dacia Duster 609 1.4% – 17.7% 9 5,772 1.5% – 6.7% 10 9
n/a Skoda Kamiq 554 1.3% – 4.3% 10 4,949 1.3% – 3.9% 12 12
n/a MG HS 551 1.3% + 468.0% n/a 4,576 1.2% + 100.2% 15 30
n/a Skoda Fabia 448 1.1% – 18.4% n/a 4,660 1.2% + 3.4% 14 14
n/a Skoda Superb 350 0.8% – 37.7% n/a 4,857 1.3% – 1.0% 13 11

Source: SAMAR

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