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2 weeks ago | bestsellingcarsblog.com | BYD Sealion |BYD Seal |Matt Gasnier

The Leon nameplate (Cupra+Seat) would be #2 overall this month. 24,311 new cars hit Austrian roads in May, a fantastic 22.7% year-on-year surge. This way, the year-to-date tally is now up 10.3% to 115,183. Volkswagen (-1%) can’t catch up with the market growth but still manages 14.5% share vs. 14.4% so far this year. Skoda (+69.1%) is euphoric below at 10.5% of the market, distancing BMW (+24.4%) and Audi (+10.9%). Cupra (+92.8%) posts another stellar result, repeating at a record 5th place overall.

1 month ago | espirituracer.com | BYD Seal U |BYD Sealion |Mauro Blanco |Javi Martin

A-  Decrease font size. A  Reset font size. A+ Increase font size. Tiempo de lectura: 3 min. La era de los eléctricos chinos. Así hablaremos de estos años dentro de algunas décadas. Todos los días un modelo nuevo o una novedad que da que hablar.

1 month ago | bestsellingcarsblog.com | BYD Sealion |BYD Seal |Matt Gasnier

Cupra is the 5th best-selling brand in Austria in April. 24,855 new cars hit Austrian roads in April, a splendid 16.5% year-on-year lift. The year-to-date volume is now up 7.4% to 90,872. Volkswagen (+6.3%) dominates once again with 14.5% of the market, distancing Skoda (+13.4%) at 10.5%. BMW (+29%) and Audi (+42.1%) both post very satisfying gains to ensure the Top 4 is unchanged on last month and year-to-date.

2 months ago | bestsellingcarsblog.com | BYD Sealion |BYD Seal |Matt Gasnier

The Dacia Duster is up to a record third place in Austria in March. 25,950 new cars hit Austrian roads in March, a tiny 1% year-on-year lift. The Q1 tally is up 4.4% to 66,017. The Top 5 brands all beat the market. Volkswagen (+5.3%) leads the way again at 13.8% share, followed by Skoda (+5.1%), BMW (+9.3%), Audi (+5.2%) and Dacia (+8.1%). Mercedes (-20%) is in complete freefall year-on-year but still manages a 6th place overall.

Mar 21, 2025 | businessmotoring.co.uk | BYD Sealion |Andrew Charman

Increasing familiarity with the process of recharging electric vehicles (EVs) will boost the currently stalling switch to electric in the UK, according to the most senior global spokesperson of new-energy manufacturer BYD. A recent survey by the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT) concluded that 1.782 million new EVs will be registered in the UK between 2025 and 2027, with 23% of new car buyers planning to go electric by 2028.