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Passenger-car registrations in Austria

Austria ยท April 2025

Austria registered 100 654 passenger cars in April 2025: 24 855 new cars (24.7% of the total) and 75 799 used cars. That is up 1.4% on March 2025 and up 6.1% on April 2024. Year to date the market stands at 370 964 registrations, up 3.2% on the same period of last year.

VOLKSWAGEN led the brand ranking with 17 848 registrations and a 17.7% share, ahead of BMW (9 580) and AUDI (8 917). Together the top three brands took 36.1% of the market. Among the ten largest brands, PEUGEOT grew fastest year on year (+17.2%) while SEAT fell furthest (โˆ’4.1%). The best-selling new-car model was the BMW X1 with 704 new registrations, followed by the SKODA OCTAVIA (608) and the TOYOTA YARIS (563).

Battery-electric cars took 8.3% of all registrations, compared with 5.9% in April 2024. Among new cars alone the electric share was 22.9%. Plug-in hybrids took 4.7%, other hybrids 13.3%, diesel 38.4% and petrol 35.2%. The leading electric brand was BMW with 877 battery-electric registrations, ahead of VOLKSWAGEN (737). The best-selling battery-electric model was the BMW X1 with 347 registrations, ahead of the SKODA ELROQ (344).

April 2025 was the strongest of the 21 months on this page, which average 88 142 registrations a month; the weakest was December 2023 with 73 057.

100 654
vs previous month +1.4% ยท vs same month last year +6.1%
24 855
New share 24.7%
75 799
Used share 75.3%
8.3%
8 399 BEV ยท 4 729 PHEV (4.7%)
22.9%
5 690 BEV
370 964
vs same period last year +3.2%

Fuel mix

New cars ยท 24 855
Petrol6 681 (26.9%)Diesel2 827 (11.4%)Hybrid7 135 (28.7%)Plug-in hybrid2 521 (10.1%)Battery electric5 690 (22.9%)Gas (LPG / CNG)1 (0.0%)Other0 (0.0%)
Used cars ยท 75 799
Petrol28 732 (37.9%)Diesel35 834 (47.3%)Hybrid6 261 (8.3%)Plug-in hybrid2 208 (2.9%)Battery electric2 709 (3.6%)Gas (LPG / CNG)54 (0.1%)Other1 (0.0%)

Brands 100

#ยฑMakeNewUsedTotalBEV (top 10)ShareMoMYoYYTDYTD YoY
10VOLKSWAGEN3 60714 24117 84873717.7%+4.1%+1.0%65 844โˆ’0.5%
20BMW2 1877 3939 5808779.5%+6.7%+9.8%33 898+5.4%
30AUDI1 7207 1978 9175618.9%+5.7%+8.6%32 729+3.8%
40SKODA2 6104 9057 5155777.5%+3.1%+4.8%28 413+6.3%
50MERCEDES-BENZ1 0295 4556 484โ€“6.4%+4.3%+3.2%23 143+0.8%
60FORD7743 6954 4692554.4%+1.2%+8.9%16 723+3.3%
70SEAT1 0873 2374 324โ€“4.3%+3.1%โˆ’4.1%16 683โˆ’5.8%
80OPEL6073 2423 849โ€“3.8%โˆ’4.5%+9.8%14 890+9.2%
90RENAULT9252 4873 4123443.4%โˆ’1.4%+13.5%12 841+9.0%
100PEUGEOT7832 5223 305โ€“3.3%+1.3%+17.2%11 942+11.5%
11+1HYUNDAI9432 1853 1281803.1%+15.2%+17.5%10 572+9.8%
12+1TOYOTA1 1721 7202 892โ€“2.9%+7.3%+1.4%10 197โˆ’1.5%
13โˆ’2MAZDA4411 9522 393โ€“2.4%โˆ’13.0%โˆ’14.1%9 309โˆ’6.7%
14+3CITROEN5271 4531 980โ€“2.0%+10.6%+18.2%7 019+11.0%
150DACIA1 0499281 977โ€“2.0%โˆ’3.7%+3.1%7 567+2.4%
16+2CUPRA1 3256281 9532901.9%+18.6%+147.5%6 478+100.1%
17โˆ’1FIAT1861 7001 886โ€“1.9%โˆ’5.4%โˆ’3.2%7 341โˆ’0.2%
18โˆ’4KIA4891 3711 860โ€“1.9%โˆ’10.3%โˆ’7.4%7 407โˆ’6.8%
19+1SUZUKI3401 1211 461โ€“1.5%+5.7%โˆ’6.7%5 889โˆ’17.0%
20+1VOLVO3849831 367โ€“1.4%+2.3%โˆ’3.5%5 064โˆ’0.8%
21+4PORSCHE2088851 093โ€“1.1%+24.8%+20.5%3 019+16.6%
22โˆ’3NISSAN46869915โ€“0.9%โˆ’43.0%โˆ’8.1%4 641+9.0%
23+3MINI201658859โ€“0.9%+1.5%+4.6%3 050+3.2%
240MITSUBISHI172611783โ€“0.8%โˆ’11.7%โˆ’15.2%2 961โˆ’24.9%
25โˆ’2MG373361734โ€“0.7%โˆ’26.9%+33.7%2 524+29.4%
26+1BYD5751106854670.7%โˆ’14.7%+126.8%2 572+139.5%
27+2ALFA ROMEO151479630โ€“0.6%+9.6%+19.1%2 095+11.9%
280JEEP147429576โ€“0.6%โˆ’4.2%+7.9%2 164+9.7%
29+2LAND ROVER141391532โ€“0.5%+6.4%+11.8%1 980+6.0%
300HONDA130392522โ€“0.5%โˆ’2.1%โˆ’0.8%1 950+1.4%

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
1BMWX17042.8%
2SKODAOCTAVIA6082.5%
3TOYOTAYARIS5632.3%
4VOLKSWAGENGOLF5552.2%
5DACIADUSTER4571.8%
6SEATIBIZA4511.8%
7SKODAKAROQ4371.8%
8CUPRATERRAMAR4161.7%
9VOLKSWAGENPOLO4071.6%
10SKODAFABIA3921.6%
11HYUNDAIKONA3491.4%
12SKODAELROQ3441.4%
13VOLKSWAGENTIGUAN3391.4%
14SEATLEON3371.4%
15VOLKSWAGENBUS3371.4%
16DACIASANDERO3301.3%
17CUPRALEON3161.3%
18CITROENC33091.2%
19VOLKSWAGENCADDY3081.2%
20AUDIA32941.2%
โ€“Other models16 60266.8%

Top 10 electric brands (new cars)

#MakeNewBEV share
1BMW87715.4%
2VOLKSWAGEN73713.0%
3SKODA57710.1%
4AUDI5619.9%
5BYD4678.2%
6RENAULT3446.1%
7CUPRA2905.1%
8FORD2554.5%
9TESLA1963.4%
10HYUNDAI1803.2%
โ€“Other brands1 20621.2%

Top 10 electric models (new cars)

#MakeModelNewBEV share
1BMWX13476.1%
2SKODAELROQ3446.1%
3RENAULTR52885.1%
4BYDSEALION2704.8%
5VOLKSWAGENID.32554.5%
6AUDIQ62514.4%
7BMWI42434.3%
8SKODAENYAQ2334.1%
9VOLKSWAGENID.71993.5%
10CUPRABORN1903.3%
โ€“Other models3 07054.0%

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.