Turkiye September 2024: Renault (-17.3%) outsells Fiat (-50.3%)


Renault Clio is the best-selling car in Turkey in September.

Sales of new passenger cars in Turkey fell -9.4% year-on-year in September to 87,740 units. This means that the year-to-date figure is no longer at its record high and stands at -0.3% to 849,892. Renault (-17.3%) slides down, but takes first place from the falling Fiat (-50.3%) . The French automaker holds 11% of the market, up from 10.8% since the beginning of the year, while the Italian brand’s share fell to 8.8%, down from 11.9%. Ford (+4.7%) dies in a negative context with a share of 8.4% and ranks third behind Volkswagen (-4.1%) with a share of 6.7%. The following four manufacturers show positive results: Toyota (+37.3%) is ahead of Opel (+28.6%), Hyundai (+11.1%) and Peugeot (+4.6%). Nissan (+59.1%), Skoda (+47.4%) and BMW (+29%) also shine below. Local electric vehicle maker Togg (-0.2%) returned to 16th place with a 2.5% share after a mediocre performance in August (0.7% share). Newcomer Jaecoo remains in 24th place with a share of 0.8%.

In terms of models (PC only), the Renault Clio easily leads with a 5.8% share, dethroning the Fiat Egea sedan with a 4.4% share. The Renault Megane sedan completes the podium, ahead of the Tesla Model Y and Nissan Qashqai. The Togg T10X rose 34 places last month to 6th place, up from 7th place year-to-date, the Chery Tiggo 8 Pro/Max rose from 21st to 7th place, and the Toyota Corolla Sedan rose from 21st to 10th place. -th place. Note also the Toyota C-HR up to 11th place from 32nd YTD, the Hyundai Tucson up to 13th from 27th, the Skoda Superb to 18th place and the BM.

Previous month: Türkiye, August 2024: Third generation Duster launched under Renault brand

One year ago: Türkiye, September 2023: sales up 55.9% to a new record, Chery repeats fifth place, Togg up to 13th.

Full September 2024 Below are the top 48 brands and top 20 models.

Türkiye, September 2024 – brands:

Pos. Brand September 24 % /23 August 2024 % /23 Pos. FY23
1 Renault 9,683 11.0% – 17.3% 2 92 191 10.8% + 3.9% 2 2
2 Fiat 7,721 8.8% – 50.3% 1 100 992 11.9% – 29.0% 1 1
3 Ford 7,351 8.4% + 4.7% 3 68 482 8.1% – 12.0% 3 3
4 Volkswagen 5,841 6.7% – 4.1% 4 63 116 7.4% – 1.4% 4 4
5 Peugeot 5.055 5.8% + 4.6% 6 47 909 5.6% – 18.6% 6 5
6 Hyundai 5002 5.7% + 11.1% 8 43,576 5.1% + 4.4% 7 9
7 Opel 4787 5.5% + 28.6% 5 41,713 4.9% – 23.9% 9 6
8 Toyota 4756 5.4% + 37.3% 12 40 721 4.8% + 16.1% 10 8
9 Mercedes 3694 4.2% – 1.1% 10 26 910 3.2% + 20.5% 12 13
10 Citroen 3664 4.2% – 7.2% 7 42 209 5.0% – 6.0% 8 7
11 Skoda 3414 3.9% + 47.4% 11 30 322 3.6% + 22.3% 11 12
12 Cherie 3215 3.7% – 43.0% 9 47,997 5.6% + 81.0% 5 11
13 Nissan 2984 3.4% + 59.1% 15 18,022 2.1% + 62.4% 15 18
14 Tesla 2475 2.8% new 20 7027 0.8% new 24 21
15 BMW 2462 2.8% + 29.0% 18 14,816 1.7% – 9.7% 19 14
16 Togg 2200 2.5% – 0.2% 25 17,049 2.0% + 204.2% 16 19
17 Dacia 1991 2.3% + 6.8% 13 26 423 3.1% – 17.9% 13 10
18 Kia 1597 1.8% – 9.5% 16 15 671 1.8% – 0.8% 17 15
19 Honda 1555 1.8% – 5.8% 14 19 195 2.3% + 33.6% 14 17
20 Audi 1346 1.5% – 17.8% 17 12,285 1.4% – 24.0% 20 16
21 MG 1331 1.5% + 21.8% 19 15 392 1.8% + 109.1% 18 20
22 Volvo 946 1.1% + 2.4% 21 9,508 1.1% + 17.3% 21 22
23 KG Mobility (formerly SsangYong) 910 1.0% + 371.5% 26 8,731 1.0% + 582.1% 22 33
24 Jaekoo 715 0.8% new 24 1336 0.2% new 34
25 Mini 656 0.7% + 127.0% 31 2466 0.3% + 36.9% 28 30
26 Cupra 455 0.5% – 42.8% 22 6,169 0.7% – 4.6% 25 24
27 Seat 424 0.5% – 11.5% 23 7915 0.9% + 19.7% 23 23
28 Iveco 303 0.3% + 15.2% 32 2306 0.3% + 20.5% 29 29
29 Jeep 243 0.3% – 15.0% 29 2532 0.3% + 10.9% 27 26
30 Suzuki 171 0.2% – 53.5% 30 5.103 0.6% + 36.8% 26 25
31 Land Rover 153 0.2% – 62.3% 27 2278 0.3% + 3.6% 30 28
32 Isuzu 121 0.1% – 41.0% 28 2208 0.3% + 21.0% 31 32
33 DFSC/Seres 112 0.1% + 5500.0% 33 818 0.1% + 183.0% 35 42
34 Porsche 90 0.1% + 5.9% 35 740 0.1% – 18.5% 36 35
35 Lexus 90 0.1% + 200.0% 37 528 0.1% + 52.2% 38 39
36 Alfa Romeo 50 0.1% – 41.2% 38 592 0.1% – 67.6% 37 34
37 DS 40 0.0% – 83.0% 34 1379 0.2% – 55.1% 33 27
38 Skywell 36 0.0% – 95.2% 40 286 0.0% – 79.9% 39 31
39 Subaru 23 0.0% – 47.7% 41 254 0.0% – 67.8% 40 36
40 jumping motor 23 0.0% – 54.0% 42 173 0.0% – 42.3% 43 41
41 Maxus 19 0.0% new 46 241 0.0% new 41 46
42 Maserati 15 0.0% – 46.4% 39 201 0.0% – 54.0% 42 38
43 Bentley 6 0.0% + 50.0% 48 27 0.0% + 0.0% 48 47
44 Jaguar 5 0.0% + 0.0% 45 46 0.0% – 43.2% 47 45
45 Karsan 4 0.0% + 33.3% 43 135 0.0% – 45.6% 44 43
46 Lamborghini 4 0.0% + 300.0% 49 16 0.0% + 33.3% 50 50
47 Ferrari 1 0.0% + 0.0% 47 17 0.0% + 0.0% 49 48
48 Hongqi 1 0.0% new 50 12 0.0% new 51 51

Türkiye, September 2024 – models:

Pos. Model September 24 % August 2024 % Pos. FY23
1 Renault Clio 4026 5.8% 2 34 495 5.1% 2 2
2 Fiat Egea Sedan 3066 4.4% 1 42 314 6.3% 1 1
3 Renault Megane Sedan 2646 3.8% 3 29 331 4.3% 3 4
4 Tesla Model Y 2475 3.6% 13 6607 1.0% 33 27
5 Nissan Qashqai 2231 3.2% 5 11,638 1.7% 17 14
6 Togg T10X 2200 3.2% 40 17,049 2.5% 7 9
7 Chery Tiggo 8 Pro/Max 2199 3.2% 28 19,047 2.8% 5 17
8 Fiat Egea Cross 1834 2.6% 8 18 009 2.7% 6 3
9 Hyundai i20 1818 2.6% 11 14,590 2.2% 11 7
10 Toyota Corolla Sedan 1717 2.5% 31 20,867 3.1% 4 5
11 Toyota C-HR 1696 2.4% 21 6,619 1.0% 32 n/a
12 Peugeot 2008 1610 2.3% 9 11,992 1.8% 13 11
13 Hyundai Tucson 1293 1.9% 16 7940 1.2% 27 25
14 Citroen C4 X 1265 1.8% 12 11,953 1.8% 15 22
15 Volkswagen Tiguan 1261 1.8% 23 8,691 1.3% 23 29
16 Dacia Sandero Stepway 1223 1.8% 7 9.108 1.3% 21 23
17 Hyundai Bayon 1192 1.7% 20 10,975 1.6% 18 13
18 Skoda Superb 1130 1.6% 15 n/a n/a n/a 37
19 Opel Corsa 923 1.3% n/a 8,725 1.3% 22 8
20 Opel Granland 861 1.2% 34 5638 0.8% 39 n/a
21 Peugeot 3008 796 1.1% 33 11783 1.7% 16 10
22 BMW X1 785 1.1% n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
23 Volkswagen Golf 784 1.1% 24 14,816 2.2% 9 n/a
24 Opel Crossland 768 1.1% 32 7,464 1.1% 29 18
25 KGM Torres 752 1.1% n/a 5,897 0.9% 38 n/a
26 Ford Focus sedan and station wagon 726 1.0% 6 8,376 1.2% 25 21
27 Jaekoo 7 715 1.0% 39 1336 0.2% n/a
28 Skoda Kamik 698 1.0% n/a 6734 1.0% 31 n/a
29 Volkswagen Polo 675 1.0% 4 12,699 1.9% 12 12
30 Nissan Juke 673 1.0% n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
31 Kia Stonic 671 1.0% 36 3662 0.5% n/a 38
32 Opel Mokka 662 1.0% 10 7,523 1.1% 28 15
33 Honda XR-V 660 0.9% 26 3083 0.5% n/a n/a
34 Renault Duster (3rd generation) 601 0.9% 19 n/a n/a n/a
35 Skoda Octavia 600 0.9% 27 8,464 1.3% 24 n/a
36 Mini Countryman 599 0.9% n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
37 Volkswagen T-Cross 588 0.8% n/a 5.126 0.8% 40 34
38 Dacia Duster (2nd generation) 573 0.8% 17 14,624 2.2% 10 6
39 Peugeot 408 573 0.8% n/a 7,346 1.1% 30 26
40 Cherie Tiggo 7 Pro Max 556 0.8% 18 n/a n/a n/a
n/a Chery Omoda 5/Pro 460 0.7% 25 11,974 1.8% 14 20
n/a Volkswagen Tygo 458 0.7% 38 8032 1.2% 26 24
n/a Toyota Corolla Cross 401 0.6% 22 5,083 0.8% n/a 31
n/a MG HS 395 0.6% 30 9,196 1.4% 20 40
n/a Volkswagen T-Rock 370 0.5% n/a 6,374 0.9% 36 16
n/a Ford Puma 308 0.4% 35 6,540 1.0% 35 n/a
n/a Renault Austral 188 0.3% n/a 5944 0.9% 37 35
n/a Honda City 75 0.1% n/a 10,583 1.6% 19 28
n/a Citroen C3 73 0.1% n/a 6,542 1.0% 34 33

Source: ODMD

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