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Passenger-car registrations in Austria

Austria ยท March 2025

Austria registered 99 238 passenger cars in March 2025: 25 950 new cars (26.1% of the total) and 73 288 used cars. That is up 18.4% on February 2025 and up 1.2% on March 2024. Year to date the market stands at 270 310 registrations, up 2.2% on the same period of last year.

VOLKSWAGEN led the brand ranking with 17 153 registrations and a 17.3% share, ahead of BMW (8 976) and AUDI (8 433). Together the top three brands took 34.8% of the market. Among the ten largest brands, PEUGEOT grew fastest year on year (+22.4%) while SEAT fell furthest (โˆ’15.5%). The best-selling new-car model was the VOLKSWAGEN GOLF with 766 new registrations, followed by the SKODA OCTAVIA (668) and the DACIA DUSTER (588).

Battery-electric cars took 9.1% of all registrations, compared with 7.1% in March 2024. Among new cars alone the electric share was 23.6%. Plug-in hybrids took 4.4%, other hybrids 13.2%, diesel 38.9% and petrol 34.4%. The leading electric brand was TESLA with 815 battery-electric registrations, ahead of BMW (789). The best-selling battery-electric model was the TESLA MODEL Y with 500 registrations, ahead of the BYD SEALION (323).

March 2025 was the strongest of the 20 months on this page, which average 87 516 registrations a month; the weakest was December 2023 with 73 057.

99 238
vs previous month +18.4% ยท vs same month last year +1.2%
25 950
New share 26.1%
73 288
Used share 73.9%
9.1%
9 064 BEV ยท 4 416 PHEV (4.4%)
23.6%
6 122 BEV
270 310
vs same period last year +2.2%

Fuel mix

New cars ยท 25 950
Petrol7 346 (28.3%)Diesel2 982 (11.5%)Hybrid7 224 (27.8%)Plug-in hybrid2 275 (8.8%)Battery electric6 122 (23.6%)Gas (LPG / CNG)1 (0.0%)Other0 (0.0%)
Used cars ยท 73 288
Petrol26 752 (36.5%)Diesel35 575 (48.5%)Hybrid5 828 (8.0%)Plug-in hybrid2 141 (2.9%)Battery electric2 942 (4.0%)Gas (LPG / CNG)50 (0.1%)Other0 (0.0%)

Brands 97

#ยฑMakeNewUsedTotalBEV (top 10)ShareMoMYoYYTDYTD YoY
10VOLKSWAGEN3 58513 56817 15364917.3%+13.9%โˆ’1.7%47 996โˆ’1.0%
20BMW1 8157 1618 9767899.0%+19.1%+5.2%24 318+3.8%
30AUDI1 5716 8628 4335198.5%+15.0%โˆ’1.8%23 812+2.1%
40SKODA2 4174 8717 2883327.3%+13.4%+3.8%20 898+6.8%
50MERCEDES-BENZ1 2075 0116 2182106.3%+23.2%โˆ’2.9%16 659โˆ’0.2%
6+1FORD8003 6184 418โ€“4.5%+15.7%+3.1%12 254+1.3%
7โˆ’1SEAT1 0693 1264 195โ€“4.2%+7.0%โˆ’15.5%12 359โˆ’6.3%
80OPEL6733 3594 032โ€“4.1%+13.6%+11.6%11 041+9.0%
90RENAULT9522 5103 4623763.5%+14.7%+5.7%9 429+7.4%
100PEUGEOT7092 5553 264โ€“3.3%+22.7%+22.4%8 637+9.5%
11+2MAZDA8331 9162 749โ€“2.8%+33.4%+4.1%6 916โˆ’3.8%
120HYUNDAI5672 1492 7162652.7%+22.0%+5.3%7 444+6.8%
13โˆ’2TOYOTA9821 7132 695โ€“2.7%+18.4%โˆ’4.4%7 305โˆ’2.6%
14+2KIA6671 4072 074โ€“2.1%+20.2%โˆ’7.0%5 547โˆ’6.6%
15โˆ’1DACIA1 2228322 054โ€“2.1%+14.7%+2.0%5 590+2.1%
16โˆ’1FIAT2211 7721 993โ€“2.0%+12.7%+4.0%5 455+0.9%
170CITROEN4421 3491 791โ€“1.8%+5.0%+10.0%5 039+8.4%
18+1CUPRA1 0505971 6471971.7%+22.2%+70.1%4 525+84.8%
19+2NISSAN7398661 605โ€“1.6%+45.6%+19.9%3 726+14.2%
20โˆ’2SUZUKI2781 1041 382โ€“1.4%โˆ’12.1%โˆ’40.0%4 428โˆ’19.9%
21โˆ’1VOLVO3729641 336โ€“1.4%+17.7%+1.7%3 697+0.2%
22+2TESLA8153431 1588151.2%+110.2%โˆ’23.3%2 271โˆ’29.5%
23+8MG7112931 004โ€“1.0%+197.0%+48.7%1 790+27.7%
24โˆ’1MITSUBISHI286601887โ€“0.9%+35.6%โˆ’36.6%2 178โˆ’27.9%
25+1PORSCHE197679876โ€“0.9%+70.8%+14.7%1 926+14.5%
26โˆ’4MINI185661846โ€“0.9%+26.5%+13.7%2 191+2.6%
27โˆ’2BYD704998036080.8%+48.4%+142.6%1 887+144.4%
28โˆ’1JEEP96505601โ€“0.6%+18.8%+16.2%1 588+10.4%
29โˆ’1ALFA ROMEO118457575โ€“0.6%+13.9%+7.1%1 465+9.1%
300HONDA166367533โ€“0.5%+24.2%โˆ’4.0%1 428+2.1%

BEV shows a brand's row in the month's top-10 electric list (new cars); brands outside the list show no figure, not zero.

Top 20 models (new cars)

Statistik Austria publishes registrations by make, not by model. The model figures here are its own monthly top-20 list of new-car types and top-10 lists of electric makes and types; there is no full model table for Austria.

#MakeModelNewShare of new
1VOLKSWAGENGOLF7663.0%
2SKODAOCTAVIA6682.6%
3DACIADUSTER5882.3%
4BMWX15372.1%
5TESLAMODEL Y5001.9%
6MAZDACX-304821.9%
7MGZS4641.8%
8SEATIBIZA4311.7%
9CUPRATERRAMAR4061.6%
10DACIASANDERO4051.6%
11SKODAFABIA4021.6%
12VOLKSWAGENTIGUAN3951.5%
13SKODAKAROQ3941.5%
14NISSANQASHQAI3481.3%
15SEATLEON3431.3%
16TOYOTAYARIS3271.3%
17BYDSEALION3231.2%
18RENAULTR53101.2%
19TESLAMODEL 33061.2%
20BYDSEAL3021.2%
โ€“Other models17 25366.5%

Top 10 electric brands (new cars)

#MakeNewBEV share
1TESLA81513.3%
2BMW78912.9%
3VOLKSWAGEN64910.6%
4BYD6089.9%
5AUDI5198.5%
6RENAULT3766.1%
7SKODA3325.4%
8HYUNDAI2654.3%
9MERCEDES-BENZ2103.4%
10CUPRA1973.2%
โ€“Other brands1 36222.3%

Top 10 electric models (new cars)

#MakeModelNewBEV share
1TESLAMODEL Y5008.2%
2BYDSEALION3235.3%
3RENAULTR53105.1%
4BMWX13065.0%
5TESLAMODEL 33065.0%
6AUDIQ62303.8%
7BYDSEAL2063.4%
8VOLKSWAGENID.42033.3%
9SKODAENYAQ1953.2%
10VOLKSWAGENID.31923.1%
โ€“Other models3 35154.7%

New battery-electric cars only. Shares are of the month's new BEV registrations; the 'other' row completes each list to the new-car BEV total of the fuel table.

Counts are Statistik Austria's monthly passenger-car (Pkw) registrations by make from its open government data tables, new and used, re-read whole on every refresh; the press workbook's by-make table equals the table in every month, and its fuel table gives the fuel mix. Percentages are shown only when the comparison month has at least 30 registrations.