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Indonesia July 2026: BYD Atto 1 back up to #2 – Best Selling Cars Blog

By IslaAugust 12, 20266 Mins Read
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The BYD Atto 1 ends the month just 216 units off the top spot.

The Indonesian new vehicle market continues to rally back up in July with wholesales up 34% year-on-year to 81,115 units, leading to a year-to-date volume up 18.9% to 517,742. Meanwhile retail sales progress 23.3% to 77,412 for the month and 12.8% to 511,514 YTD. Toyota (+14.5%) significantly trails the market growth and as a result sees its share thaw to 26.7% vs. 30% so far this year. Daihatsu (+35.2%) for its part roughly matches the overall growth rate to improve to 17.4% share. BYD (+181.3%) almost triples its sales YoY to land at a record third place, also reached in October and November 2025. Mitsubishi Fuso (+165.6%) and Hino (+135%) are also in great shape while newcomer Jaecoo stays at #8. Fellow Chinese Geely (+689.2%), Jetour (+413.6%), Xpeng (+356%) and MG (+315.9%) all post surreal gains. Retail-wise, Toyota (+4.1%) leads above Daihatsu (+13.6%), Mitsubishi (+25.5%) and Suzuki (+6.2%) while BYD (+85.4%) has to settle with 5th place. 

Looking at the models ranking (wholesales), the Daihatsu Gran Max Pikap (+40.1%) is the best-seller for the third time in Indonesian history, all happening this year (January and April). It ranks #2 year-to-date as it did over the Full Year 2025. The new BYD Atto 1 rallies back up 10 spots on June to land in 2nd place only 216 units off the pole position. This is the model’s best ranking since topping the charts outright last November. Leader last month and year-to-date, the Toyota Kijang Innova (-3.1%) falls to #3 ahead of the Toyota Avanza (+4.9%) and Suzuki New Carry Pikap (+32.3%). The new Jaecoo J5 is up one rank on June to #6.

Previous month: Indonesia June 2026: Wholesales up 34.3%, Toyota Calya, Daihatsu Gran Max Pikap shine

One year ago: Indonesia July 2025: Market down -18.3%, Suzuki Fronx confirms instant success

Full July 2026 Top 45 All brands (wholesales and retail) and Top 189 All models (wholesales) below.

Note: The brands rankings include medium and heavy commercial vehicles, the models ranking doesn’t.

Indonesia July 2026 – brands (wholesales):

Pos Brand Jul-26 % /25 Jun 2026 % /25 Pos FY25
1 Toyota 21,642 26.7% + 14.5% 1 155,570 30.0% + 9.0% 1 1
2 Daihatsu 14,125 17.4% + 35.2% 2 87,670 16.9% + 17.1% 2 2
3 BYD 6,569 8.1% + 181.3% 4 29,826 5.8% + 81.6% 5 6
4 Mitsubishi 6,143 7.6% + 22.6% 5 38,731 7.5% + 7.3% 4 3
5 Suzuki 5,654 7.0% – 5.9% 3 41,973 8.1% + 26.5% 3 4
6 Mitsubishi Fuso 4,969 6.1% + 165.6% 6 22,504 4.3% + 69.0% 7 7
7 Hino 3,440 4.2% + 135.0% 10 14,100 2.7% + 45.9% 10 12
8 Jaecoo 3,200 3.9% n/a 8 20,534 4.0% ####### 8 17
9 Isuzu 3,016 3.7% + 37.7% 7 16,906 3.3% + 25.6% 9 8
10 Honda 2,587 3.2% – 50.6% 9 23,260 4.5% – 38.7% 6 5
11 Geely 1,965 2.4% + 689.2% 11 10,389 2.0% + 588.9% 12 18
12 Hyundai 1,669 2.1% + 34.7% 13 10,710 2.1% – 13.8% 11 10
13 Wuling 1,503 1.9% + 19.7% 12 9,705 1.9% + 2.0% 13 11
14 Chery 837 1.0% – 47.5% 14 7,101 1.4% – 40.2% 14 9
15 MG 628 0.8% + 315.9% 15 2,640 0.5% + 142.2% 17 20
16 Vinfast 428 0.5% + 43.1% 16 2,362 0.5% – 7.2% 18 13
17 Xpeng 342 0.4% + 356.0% 23 1,682 0.3% + 2142.7% 21 28
18 Aion 305 0.4% – 27.6% 18 4,027 0.8% + 28.8% 15 15
19 Jetour 303 0.4% + 413.6% 19 1,828 0.4% + 448.9% 19 29
20 Mercedes 209 0.3% – 5.9% 21 1,259 0.2% + 5.9% 24 19
21 Lexus 174 0.2% + 72.3% 25 761 0.1% – 30.6% 26 25
22 Denza 159 0.2% – 69.6% 17 2,982 0.6% – 52.3% 16 14
23 Mazda 135 0.2% – 50.2% 20 1,767 0.3% + 5.4% 20 16
24 FAW 128 0.2% + 77.8% 24 908 0.2% + 112.6% 25 26
25 Kia  112 0.1% + 3633.3% 30 479 0.1% + 584.3% 30 42
26 UD Trucks 112 0.1% – 10.4% 31 528 0.1% – 57.2% 29 23
27 Dongfeng (DFSK) 102 0.1% + 75.9% 27 682 0.1% + 45.7% 28 30
28 BMW  92 0.1% – 4.2% 22 1,288 0.2% + 54.1% 23 21
29 GWM 89 0.1% + 206.9% 26 1,534 0.3% + 178.4% 22 22
30 Citroen 82 0.1% – 33.3% 28 700 0.1% – 16.6% 27 24
31 Aletra 75 0.1% new 29 434 0.1% new 32  –
32 Changan 75 0.1% new 34 359 0.1% new 35  –
33 Ford 48 0.1% – 5.9% 36 429 0.1% + 0.5% 33 31
34 BAIC 43 0.1% – 20.4% 33 425 0.1% + 38.0% 34 32
35 Farizon 33 0.0% new 35 76 0.0% new 43  –
36 Mini 28 0.0% – 26.3% 39 237 0.0% – 10.9% 36 35
37 Scania 27 0.0% – 34.1% 43 191 0.0% – 40.9% 37 34
38 Polytron 23 0.0% + 4.5% 32 435 0.1% + 1877.3% 31 36
39 Maxus 14 0.0% – 12.5% 41 146 0.0% + 67.8% 39 37
40 Nissan 13 0.0% – 89.9% 38 188 0.0% – 74.5% 38 27
41 Volkswagen 8 0.0% – 52.9% 42 117 0.0% – 18.2% 40 39
42 Volvo 6 0.0% – 40.0% 44 38 0.0% – 38.7% 44 40
43 Subaru 2 0.0% – 93.1% 40 114 0.0% – 25.5% 42 38
44 Audi 1 0.0% n/a 45 11 0.0% + 22.2% 45 43
45 Neta 0 0.0% – 100.0% 37 116 0.0% – 73.2% 41 33

Indonesia July 2026 – brands (retail):

Pos Brand Jul-26 % /25 Jun 2026 % /25 Pos FY25
1 Toyota 21,008 27.1% + 4.1% 1 150,933 29.5% + 2.6% 1 1
2 Daihatsu 12,750 16.5% + 13.6% 2 84,959 16.6% + 9.0% 2 2
3 Mitsubishi 6,041 7.8% + 25.5% 4 40,331 7.9% + 8.2% 4 4
4 Suzuki 5,844 7.5% + 6.2% 3 42,436 8.3% + 27.5% 3 5
5 BYD  5,240 6.8% + 85.4% 6 28,428 5.6% + 72.0% 5 6
6 Mitsubishi Fuso 4,630 6.0% + 132.0% 5 22,604 4.4% + 65.8% 7 7
7 Honda 3,707 4.8% – 25.9% 7 27,554 5.4% – 37.7% 6 3
8 Jaecoo 3,200 4.1% new 9 20,186 3.9% new 8 18
9 Isuzu 2,889 3.7% + 60.6% 8 16,319 3.2% + 24.6% 9 8
10 Hino 2,572 3.3% + 74.3% 10 13,141 2.6% + 11.6% 10 10
11 Geely 1,939 2.5% + 810.3% 11 10,125 2.0% + 913.5% 12 20
12 Hyundai 1,451 1.9% + 3.5% 13 10,448 2.0% – 19.5% 11 11
13 Wuling 1,407 1.8% – 16.6% 12 9,690 1.9% – 11.7% 13 9
14 Chery 921 1.2% – 46.0% 14 7,441 1.5% – 35.4% 14 12
15 MG 580 0.7% + 349.6% 15 2,226 0.4% + 97.3% 17 21
16 Jetour 310 0.4% + 324.7% 18 1,734 0.3% + 537.5% 19 31
17 Vinfast 310 0.4% + 121.4% 17 2,018 0.4% – 13.5% 18 13
18 Aion 303 0.4% – 60.7% 19 3,620 0.7% + 3.8% 15 15
19 Xpeng 268 0.3% + 378.6% 22 1,452 0.3% + 2492.9% 22 30
20 Denza 225 0.3% – 46.8% 16 2,386 0.5% – 56.7% 16 14
21 Mazda 189 0.2% – 15.2% 20 1,701 0.3% – 3.2% 20 16
22 Mercedes 179 0.2% – 16.7% 21 1,196 0.2% – 23.8% 24 17
23 Neta 150 0.2% + 383.9% 34 301 0.1% – 12.8% 35 35
24 UD Trucks 149 0.2% + 29.6% 26 728 0.1% – 17.3% 26 25
25 BMW  136 0.2% + 0.7% 23 1,367 0.3% + 8.2% 23 19
26 FAW 128 0.2% + 77.8% 25 908 0.2% + 112.6% 25 26
27 GWM 125 0.2% + 204.9% 24 1,516 0.3% + 228.9% 21 24
28 Lexus 107 0.1% – 4.5% 28 690 0.1% – 25.1% 29 22
29 Citroen 102 0.1% – 15.7% 27 727 0.1% – 5.1% 27 23
30 Kia  101 0.1% + 461.1% 30 427 0.1% + 119.0% 32 38
31 Dongfeng (DFSK) 100 0.1% + 66.7% 29 707 0.1% + 49.5% 28 29
32 Aletra 62 0.1% new 32 313 0.1% new 34  –
33 Polytron 54 0.1% + 800.0% 31 430 0.1% + 7066.7% 31 36
34 BAIC 40 0.1% – 20.0% 36 415 0.1% + 42.6% 33 32
35 Ford 38 0.0% – 37.7% 35 435 0.1% – 8.6% 30 28
36 Farizon 27 0.0% new 39 53 0.0% new 43  –
37 Scania 27 0.0% – 34.1% 42 191 0.0% – 40.9% 39 34
38 Changan 24 0.0% new 38 245 0.0% new 36  –
39 Mini 20 0.0% – 58.3% 33 230 0.0% – 23.1% 37 33
40 Nissan 19 0.0% – 72.9% 37 230 0.0% – 65.0% 38 27
41 Maxus  17 0.0% + 183.3% 41 182 0.0% + 175.8% 40 40
42 Volkswagen 9 0.0% – 43.8% 40 113 0.0% – 22.1% 41 39
43 Subaru 7 0.0% – 78.1% 43 93 0.0% – 39.6% 42 37
44 Volvo 6 0.0% – 40.0% 44 38 0.0% – 38.7% 44 41
45 Audi 1 0.0% n/a 45 11 0.0% + 22.2% 45 43

Indonesia July 2026 – models (wholesales):

Pos Model Jul-26 % /25 Jun 2026 % /25 Pos FY25
1 Daihatsu Gran Max Pikap (PU) 4,449 5.5% + 40.1% 2 30,825 6.0% + 60.2% 2 2
2 BYD Atto 1 4,233 5.2% new 12 14,349 2.8% new 11 10
3 Toyota Kijang Innova 4,176 5.1% – 3.1% 1 32,363 6.3% – 8.6% 1 1
4 Toyota Avanza 3,511 4.3% + 4.9% 3 21,561 4.2% – 3.2% 4 3
5 Suzuki New Carry Pikap 3,331 4.1% + 32.3% 5 25,094 4.8% + 77.5% 3 8
6 Jaecoo J5 3,155 3.9% new 7 20,145 3.9% new 5 64
7 Daihatsu Sigra 3,092 3.8% + 4.8% 10 15,823 3.1% – 34.0% 9 4
8 Mitsubishi Xpander 2,743 3.4% + 37.2% 14 13,300 2.6% – 12.1% 12 9
9 Daihatsu Gran Max BV/MB 2,726 3.4% + 92.5% 6 17,510 3.4% + 119.7% 7 11
10 Toyota Rush 2,548 3.1% + 6.2% 11 17,252 3.3% – 3.2% 8 6
11 Toyota Calya 2,418 3.0% – 4.2% 4 17,674 3.4% + 5.2% 6 7
12 Toyota Hilux 2,289 2.8% + 85.0% 20 10,822 2.1% + 33.0% 14 12
13 Toyota Veloz 2,140 2.6% + 144.9% 8 11,783 2.3% + 77.4% 13 27
14 BYD M6 1,672 2.1% + 87.7% 9 9,341 1.8% + 30.8% 15 22
15 Honda Brio 1,611 2.0% – 28.9% 15 14,856 2.9% – 33.3% 10 5
16 Geely EX2 Max/Pro 1,592 2.0% new 13 8,175 1.6% new 19  –
17 Mitsubishi L-300 Pikap 1,493 1.8% + 66.3% 30 6,550 1.3% – 0.1% 22 16
18 Daihatsu Terios 1,458 1.8% + 6.0% 16 8,613 1.7% – 11.0% 16 14
19 Isuzu Traga PHR 1,343 1.7% + 41.8% 17 7,379 1.4% + 24.6% 20 20
20 Hyundai Stargazer 1,178 1.5% + 50.8% 24 5,909 1.1% + 17.9% 23 28
21 Toyota Agya 1,175 1.4% + 11.2% 19 8,496 1.6% – 6.6% 17 13
22 Daihatsu Ayla 996 1.2% + 15.7% 23 5,251 1.0% – 28.0% 25 21
23 Wuling Air 749 0.9% + 163.7% 51 1,126 0.2% – 59.5% 58 43
24 Mitsubishi Destinator  741 0.9% + 107.0% 18 8,215 1.6% + 2194.7% 18 25
25 Suzuki Fronx 737 0.9% – 66.5% 21 4,815 0.9% + 21.0% 29 17
26 Toyota Raize 681 0.8% + 21.2% 27 5,355 1.0% – 8.9% 24 19
27 Daihatsu Xenia 643 0.8% + 106.8% 25 3,321 0.6% – 4.9% 35 34
28 MG S5 627 0.8% new 33 1,825 0.4% new 48  –
29 BYD Atto 3 611 0.8% + 47.9% 53 1,331 0.3% – 2.4% 54 48
30 Toyota Hilux Rangga 601 0.7% + 65.1% 22 4,840 0.9% + 62.4% 28 32
31 Suzuki XL-7 599 0.7% + 46.8% 26 4,923 1.0% + 13.4% 26 26
32 Toyota Hiace 573 0.7% + 8.7% 43 2,882 0.6% – 25.6% 37 31
33 Mitsubishi L200 Triton 550 0.7% – 39.8% 42 4,071 0.8% – 28.8% 31 23
34 Toyota Fortuner 527 0.6% – 51.5% 28 6,581 1.3% – 23.1% 21 15
35 Daihatsu Rocky 457 0.6% + 311.7% 38 2,062 0.4% + 19.1% 42 49
36 Honda HR-V 409 0.5% – 79.0% 35 3,751 0.7% – 45.7% 32 18
37 Suzuki Alpha 403 0.5% + 54.4% 54 1,836 0.4% – 36.3% 47 40
38 Honda WR-V 377 0.5% + 27.8% 37 3,441 0.7% + 1.1% 34 41
39 Vinfast VF 3 377 0.5% + 76.2% 46 1,736 0.3% + 52.4% 50 62
40 Toyota Yaris Cross 369 0.5% + 24.7% 48 2,001 0.4% + 2.3% 45 45
41 Mitsubishi Xforce 362 0.4% + 135.1% 72 2,099 0.4% – 3.3% 40 44
42 Toyota Alphard 354 0.4% + 272.6% 34 1,752 0.3% + 17.9% 49 53
43 Geely EX5 Max 333 0.4% + 33.7% 39 1,919 0.4% + 27.3% 46 51
44 Daihatsu Luxio 304 0.4% + 31.6% 31 2,355 0.5% + 71.1% 38 50
45 Chery Tiggo 8 261 0.3% – 49.3% 47 2,002 0.4% – 43.2% 44 36
46 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 254 0.3% – 63.0% 36 4,843 0.9% – 9.5% 27 24
47 Hyundai Creta 237 0.3% – 3.3% 45 2,073 0.4% – 47.7% 41 37
48 Wuling Darion 228 0.3% new 41 3,532 0.7% new 33 58
49 Xpeng X9 217 0.3% + 352.1% 68 1,056 0.2% + 2100.0% 59 82
50 Suzuki APV Minibus 188 0.2% + 7.4% 44 1,593 0.3% + 55.3% 52 55
51 Chery Tiggo Cross 182 0.2% – 45.0% 40 2,168 0.4% – 9.8% 39 39
52 Wuling Eksion  179 0.2% new 29 2,012 0.4% new 43  –
53 Jetour T2 176 0.2% new 61 1,300 0.3% new 55  –
54 Chery J6T 173 0.2% new 56 1,033 0.2% new 60 116
55 Denza D9 159 0.2% – 69.6% 32 2,982 0.6% – 52.3% 36 30
56 Wuling Binguo 146 0.2% – 69.3% 50 677 0.1% – 61.6% 63 42
57 Hyundai Palisade 133 0.2% – 2.2% 103 794 0.2% – 13.5% 61 65
58 Aion Y Plus 132 0.2% + 175.0% 148 393 0.1% – 20.8% 85 85
59 Xpeng G6 125 0.2% + 363.0% 60 626 0.1% + 2218.5% 67 151
60 Honda BR-V 119 0.1% – 77.2% 66 717 0.1% – 82.5% 62 38
61 Jetour T1 110 0.1% new 57 262 0.1% new 100  –
62 Suzuki Jimny 105 0.1% – 6.3% 62 1,251 0.2% – 33.1% 57 52
63 Suzuki Grand Vitara 103 0.1% – 34.4% 77 621 0.1% – 54.6% 68 61
64 Suzuki Ertiga 98 0.1% + 139.0% 67 590 0.1% – 62.8% 70 60
65 Mazda CX-5 96 0.1% + 9.1% 90 398 0.1% – 6.1% 84 76
66 Lexus LM 91 0.1% + 71.7% 93 280 0.1% – 63.1% 97 73
67 Suzuki S-Presso 90 0.1% – 36.2% 52 1,280 0.2% + 40.0% 56 66
68 Chery Omoda C5 89 0.1% new 84 507 0.1% new 74  –
69 Aion V 87 0.1% – 74.1% 55 1,665 0.3% + 51.2% 51 47
70 Toyota Voxy 87 0.1% + 45.0% 81 412 0.1% – 26.6% 83 75
71 Citroen C3 82 0.1% + 24.2% 76 504 0.1% + 2.6% 76 72
72 Wuling Confero S 80 0.1% + 31.1% 65 642 0.1% – 27.8% 66 56
73 DFSK Mini Truck 79 0.1% + 43.6% 74 343 0.1% – 7.3% 88 88
74 Aletra L8 75 0.1% new 63 367 0.1% new 87  –
75 Aion UT  66 0.1% new 59 1,542 0.3% new 53 70
76 Toyota Land Cruiser 300 65 0.1% + 30.0% 89 262 0.1% – 28.4% 101 96
77 Changan Deepal S05 61 0.1% new  – 61 0.0% new 154  –
78 Kia Carens 59 0.1% + 2850.0% 86 314 0.1% + 5133.3% 92 217
79 Hyundai Santa Fe 51 0.1% + 218.8% 79 518 0.1% – 63.3% 73 63
80 Chery Tiggo 9 50 0.1% new 80 423 0.1% new 82 102
81 Lexus RX 48 0.1% + 140.0% 94 274 0.1% + 26.9% 98 112
82 Hyundai Ioniq 5 45 0.1% + 136.8% 70 542 0.1% – 3.0% 72 83
83 Jaecoo J7 43 0.1% n/a 156 204 0.0% + 70.0% 111 86
84 Wuling Alvez 43 0.1% – 43.4% 69 497 0.1% – 48.1% 77 67
85 GWM Tank 300 42 0.1% + 281.8% 115 590 0.1% + 190.6% 69 78
86 Geely Starray 40 0.0% new 95 295 0.1% new 93 117
87 GWM Tank 500 40 0.0% + 263.6% 107 494 0.1% + 285.9% 78 132
88 Honda Step WGN 38 0.0% – 2.6% 135 283 0.1% + 625.6% 96 97
89 Toyota Vellfire 38 0.0% + 322.2% 119 113 0.0% – 61.4% 132 103
90 Toyota Camry 34 0.0% + 88.9% 96 246 0.0% + 113.9% 106 108
91 BYD Seal 33 0.0% – 50.7% 87 290 0.1% – 71.0% 94 69
92 Farizon SV 33 0.0% new n/a 76 0.0% new 147  –
93 Chery Omoda E5 32 0.0% – 62.8% 108 330 0.1% – 52.1% 90 68
94 Ford Ranger 32 0.0% + 39.1% 113 185 0.0% – 1.6% 115 106
95 Honda Prelude 32 0.0% new 116 71 0.0% new 149  –
96 Chery iCar 03 29 0.0% – 94.2% 99 504 0.1% – 88.0% 75 35
97 Kia Seltos 29 0.0% new  – 29 0.0% new 175 251
98 Wuling Formo 28 0.0% + 55.6% 114 146 0.0% – 81.3% 122 71
99 Vinfast MPV7 25 0.0% new 163 49 0.0% new 163  –
100 Kia Sonet 24 0.0% + 2300.0% 101 136 0.0% + 338.7% 125 195
101 Mercedes GLC 24 0.0% + 4.3% 121 78 0.0% – 36.1% 146 122
102 Polytron G3 23 0.0% + 109.1% 82 288 0.1% + 2518.2% 95 133
103 Chery Omoda 5 21 0.0% – 86.7% 178 112 0.0% – 76.5% 133 81
104 Isuzu D-Max 21 0.0% – 79.4% 73 160 0.0% – 4.2% 119 95
105 Aion Hyptec 20 0.0% – 45.9% 100 427 0.1% – 72.1% 81 59
106 BYD Sealion 7 20 0.0% – 97.9% 71 4,176 0.8% – 30.1% 30 29
107 Mazda CX-3 20 0.0% – 74.7% 58 567 0.1% + 41.8% 71 79
108 BMW 3 Series 18 0.0% + 1700.0% 78 449 0.1% + 349.0% 79 127
109 Mini Cooper 17 0.0% – 29.2% 130 125 0.0% – 33.5% 129 110
110 BAIC T1 16 0.0% new  – 16 0.0% new 192  –
111 DFSK Gelora 16 0.0% + 433.3% 112 153 0.0% + 56.1% 121 136
112 Ford Everest 16 0.0% – 20.0% 127 242 0.0% + 4.8% 107 101
113 Lexus LX 16 0.0% + 60.0% 105 117 0.0% + 290.0% 131 159
114 Mercedes GLA 16 0.0% + 433.3% 138 60 0.0% + 93.5% 156 169
115 Wuling Mitra  16 0.0% new 75 324 0.1% new 91 90
116 BAIC BJ30 15 0.0% new 92 228 0.0% new 109 137
117 Wuling Cortez 15 0.0% – 65.1% 139 247 0.0% – 48.8% 105 84
118 BMW 2 Series 14 0.0% + 16.7% 88 99 0.0% + 90.4% 138 147
119 Wuling Cloud 14 0.0% – 95.0% 153 251 0.0% – 84.9% 104 54
120 BMW X1 13 0.0% + 225.0% 132 267 0.1% + 151.9% 99 139
121 Hyundai Staria 13 0.0% + 1200.0%  – 18 0.0% – 33.3% 189 187
122 Jetour Dashing 13 0.0% – 56.7% 123 156 0.0% – 25.4% 120 92
123 Maxus MIFA 9 13 0.0% + 62.5% 118 140 0.0% + 185.7% 124 135
124 Toyota Yaris 13 0.0% – 31.6% 145 101 0.0% – 16.5% 137 130
125 Hyundai Kona 12 0.0% – 20.0% 150 664 0.1% + 193.8% 64 77
126 Mazda CX-8 12 0.0% – 45.5% 142 125 0.0% + 95.3% 128 152
127 BAIC BJ40 Plus 11 0.0% – 75.6% 140 133 0.0% – 45.9% 126 99
128 BMW X5 11 0.0% + 120.0% 159 175 0.0% + 62.0% 117 138
129 Mercedes A-Class 11 0.0% n/a 137 51 0.0% + 264.3% 160 183
130 Vinfast VF e34/Nerio Green 11 0.0% – 86.9% 195 232 0.0% – 82.8% 108 33
131 BMW 5 Series 10 0.0% n/a 122 433 0.1% + 455.1% 80 157
132 Nissan Serena 10 0.0% – 90.9% 117 99 0.0% – 75.4% 139 89
133 Toyota bZ4X 10 0.0% – 23.1% 144 61 0.0% + 96.8% 155 170
134 Changan Lumin 9 0.0% new 98 168 0.0% new 118  –
135 Toyota Corolla Cross 9 0.0% + 28.6% 147 35 0.0% – 60.2% 171 144
136 Vinfast Limo Green 9 0.0% new 131 67 0.0% new 152  –
137 BMW 4 Series 8 0.0% + 100.0% 149 46 0.0% – 4.2% 164 165
138 BMW X3 8 0.0% + 300.0% 106 89 0.0% + 81.6% 141 129
139 Lexus NX 8 0.0% – 46.7% 128 45 0.0% + 18.4% 165 185
140 Mercedes C-Class 8 0.0% – 83.7% 129 52 0.0% – 60.3% 158 125
141 Mercedes E-Class 8 0.0% – 61.9% 143 106 0.0% – 27.4% 135 115
142 Mercedes GLE 8 0.0% – 20.0% 157 42 0.0% – 77.2% 166 121
143 Toyota Corolla 8 0.0% + 0.0% 171 69 0.0% + 146.4% 150 148
144 DFSK Seres E502 7 0.0% n/a 168 120 0.0% + 64.4% 130 150
145 GWM Haval Jolion 7 0.0% + 16.7% 133 74 0.0% – 57.5% 148 131
146 Mini Countryman 7 0.0% – 46.2% 152 67 0.0% + 34.0% 151 154
147 Toyota Vios 7 0.0% + 250.0% 162 84 0.0% + 16.7% 144 162
148 Lexus LBX 6 0.0% + 500.0% 136 39 0.0% + 39.3% 169 196
149 Mazda MX-5 6 0.0% + 500.0% 165 40 0.0% + 100.0% 167 189
150 VW ID.BUZZ 6 0.0% – 25.0% 124 86 0.0% + 10.3% 143 155
151 Changan Deepal S07 5 0.0% new 125 130 0.0% new 127  –
152 Isuzu MU-X 5 0.0% – 94.9% 160 20 0.0% – 88.2% 186 126
153 Lexus LC 5 0.0% n/a  – 5 0.0% n/a 219 252
154 Wuling Almaz 5 0.0% – 72.2%  – 194 0.0% + 4.3% 114 119
155 Jetour X70P 4 0.0% – 86.2% 109 110 0.0% – 11.3% 134 111
156 Mini Aceman 4 0.0% + 300.0% 151 40 0.0% + 73.9% 168 200
157 BMW 7 Series 3 0.0% n/a 176 32 0.0% – 22.0% 172 172
158 BMW IX 3 0.0% n/a  – 10 0.0% – 73.0% 205 158
159 Mercedes Sprinter 3 0.0% + 0.0% 183 16 0.0% + 0.0% 193 190
160 Toyota GR 86 3 0.0% + 0.0% 172 23 0.0% – 75.8% 180 161
161 Vinfast VF 5 3 0.0% + 200.0% 49 252 0.0% + 350.0% 103 46
162 BMW Z4 2 0.0% + 0.0% 177 13 0.0% – 31.6% 197 203
163 Jaecoo J8 2 0.0% new 169 185 0.0% new 116 114
164 Mercedes EQE 2 0.0% + 100.0% 180 23 0.0% + 91.7% 179 186
165 Nissan X-Trail 2 0.0% n/a 166 63 0.0% n/a 153 167
166 Vinfast VF 7 2 0.0% new 194 12 0.0% new 201 236
167 Volvo ES90 2 0.0% new 174 7 0.0% new 212 237
168 Volvo EX90 2 0.0% new 175 8 0.0% new 208  –
169 VW Tiguan 2 0.0% – 77.8% 185 27 0.0% + 3.8% 177 171
170 Audi Q8 1 0.0% n/a  – 3 0.0% + 50.0% 225 231
171 BAIC X-55 1 0.0% – 88.9% 141 50 0.0% – 19.4% 161 168
172 BMW X6 1 0.0% + 0.0% 188 3 0.0% – 62.5% 226 208
173 BMW X7 1 0.0% – 85.7% 164 21 0.0% – 25.0% 183 134
174 Honda CR-V 1 0.0% – 97.5% 111 89 0.0% – 62.0% 142 98
175 Maxus MIFA 7 1 0.0% – 87.5%  – 6 0.0% – 83.8% 213 156
176 Mazda CX-60 1 0.0% – 94.4% 91 261 0.1% + 50.0% 102 105
177 Mercedes CLA 1 0.0% + 0.0%  – 22 0.0% + 340.0% 181 209
178 Mercedes EQS 1 0.0% + 0.0% 191 8 0.0% + 60.0% 206 219
179 Mercedes GLB 1 0.0% – 75.0% 192 15 0.0% + 50.0% 194 212
180 Mercedes GLS 1 0.0% – 90.9%  – 1 0.0% – 98.8% 241 166
181 Mercedes S-Class 1 0.0% n/a  – 1 0.0% n/a 242  –
182 MG 4 1 0.0% – 99.0% 64 663 0.1% – 17.4% 65 74
183 Nissan Terra 1 0.0% – 80.0%  – 8 0.0% – 75.8% 207 181
184 Subaru BRZ 1 0.0% – 50.0% 167 20 0.0% – 45.9% 187 173
185 Subaru WRX 1 0.0% – 50.0% 193 19 0.0% – 94.3% 188 107
186 Toyota GR Supra 1 0.0% n/a  – 1 0.0% – 75.0% 243 226
187 Vinfast VF 6 1 0.0% new 173 12 0.0% new 200 201
188 Volvo XC60 1 0.0% – 50.0% 184 6 0.0% – 62.5% 217 184
189 Volvo XC90 1 0.0% – 75.0%  – 17 0.0% + 6.3% 191 198

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