Uruguay November 2024: BYD (+241.2%), Citroen (+102.7%) shine in strong market

BYD signs the best performance in the Top 10 in November.

It’s another very solid month for new light vehicle sales in Uruguay with November up 15.2% year-on-year to 6,344 units. This brings the year-to-date tally up 9.5% to 56,900. Chevrolet (-23.8%) reclaims the top spot it holds year-to-date despite a ghastly year-on-year fall. Only 7 units below is Fiat (+38.9%) in outstanding shape with Volkswagen (+58.5%) doing even better at #3 with 11.2% share vs. 8.7% so far this year. Renault (+5.8%) is more timid at #4 while Hyundai (+63.6%) smashes it and rounds out the Top  5 as it does year-to-date. BYD (+241.2%) posts by far the best performance in the Top 10 and climbs to 6th place with 8% share which is the brand’s 2nd best score below the 12% it held back in June. Citroen (+102.7%) also impresses at #7.

Previous month: Uruguay October 2024: Fiat (+53.1%) surges ahead in biggest market in 7 years

One year ago: Uruguay November 2023: Chevrolet #1, Suzuki impresses in market up 17.8%

Full November 2024 Top 57 All brands ranking below.

Uruguay November 2024 – brands:

Pos Brand Nov-24 % /23 Oct 2024 % /23 Pos FY23
1 Chevrolet 886 14.0% – 23.8% 2 8,849 15.6% – 4.7% 1 1
2 Fiat 879 13.9% + 38.9% 1 7,483 13.2% + 36.9% 2 2
3 Volkswagen 710 11.2% + 58.5% 3 4,948 8.7% + 6.2% 3 4
4 Renault 635 10.0% + 5.8% 4 4,730 8.3% + 9.7% 4 5
5 Hyundai 530 8.4% + 63.6% 6 4,420 7.8% + 33.1% 5 6
6 BYD 505 8.0% + 241.2% 9 3,164 5.6% + 259.5% 6 11
7 Citroen 296 4.7% + 102.7% 8 2,902 5.1% + 5.5% 8 8
8 Nissan 250 3.9% – 0.4% 7 2,490 4.4% + 2.7% 10 9
9 Toyota 211 3.3% + 2.9% 11 2,115 3.7% – 7.5% 11 10
10 Peugeot 191 3.0% – 40.9% 10 2,673 4.7% – 23.2% 9 7
11 Jetour 96 1.5% + 54.8% 12 766 1.3% + 12.5% 13 13
12 Honda 90 1.4% + 21.6% 14 628 1.1% + 55.8% 15 20
13 Victory 78 1.2% + 81.4% 18 624 1.1% + 41.2% 16 17
14 Chery 75 1.2% – 27.2% 15 911 1.6% + 11.4% 12 12
15 DongFeng (incl. DFSK) 75 1.2% + 41.5% 13 672 1.2% + 67.6% 14 19
16 Geely 75 1.2% + 294.7% 16 570 1.0% + 112.7% 17 24
17 Jeep 55 0.9% + 66.7% 19 471 0.8% + 32.3% 20 21
18 Mercedes 52 0.8% – 1.9% 23 379 0.7% – 12.3% 23 16
19 Omoda 52 0.8% new 20 259 0.5% new 26 62
20 Suzuki 47 0.7% – 90.7% 5 3,150 5.5% – 39.1% 7 3
21 Ford 45 0.7% – 16.7% 17 528 0.9% – 8.3% 18 14
22 GWM 45 0.7% + 95.7% 28 243 0.4% – 25.5% 27 22
23 Changan 43 0.7% + 26.5% 22 405 0.7% – 8.6% 21 18
24 JAC 43 0.7% + 138.9% 24 387 0.7% + 30.3% 22 23
25 BMW 35 0.6% – 28.6% 21 474 0.8% + 3.7% 19 15
26 Foton 35 0.6% + 483.3% 25 149 0.3% + 451.9% 32 41
27 Karry 28 0.4% + 86.7% 32 295 0.5% + 27.7% 25 25
28 Kia 28 0.4% + 180.0% 27 219 0.4% + 10.6% 28 28
29 JMC 27 0.4% + 1250.0% 33 80 0.1% + 110.5% 37 37
30 Ram 26 0.4% n/a 26 182 0.3% + 911.1% 30 46
31 BAW 23 0.4% new 35 68 0.1% new 38  –
32 MG 21 0.3% new 29 89 0.2% new 36  –
33 Audi 18 0.3% – 21.7% 31 205 0.4% – 9.3% 29 26
34 Mitsubishi 15 0.2% + 7.1% 36 176 0.3% – 19.6% 31 27
35 Mazda 14 0.2% + 0.0% 34 138 0.2% – 9.2% 33 30
36 Volvo 13 0.2% + 8.3% 30 318 0.6% + 101.3% 24 29
37 Maxus 13 0.2% + 116.7% 37 93 0.2% + 14.8% 35 32
38 Haval 9 0.1% + 0.0% 49 22 0.0% – 35.3% 48 38
39 GAC 9 0.1% new  – 9 0.0% new 55  –
40 Geely Riddara 8 0.1% new 40 54 0.1% new 40  –
41 Lynk & Co 8 0.1% new 39 24 0.0% new 46  –
42 Opel 8 0.1% + 166.7% 52 15 0.0% – 77.3% 51 35
43 Mini 4 0.1% – 33.3% 41 60 0.1% – 7.7% 39 33
44 Tesla 4 0.1% + 100.0% 43 41 0.1% + 57.7% 42 42
45 LMI 4 0.1% + 300.0% 48 30 0.1% – 45.5% 45 36
46 Today Sunshine 4 0.1% + 100.0% 46 23 0.0% – 36.1% 47 39
47 Farizon 4 0.1% new 55 15 0.0% new 52  –
48 Jinpeng 4 0.1% + 300.0%  – 8 0.0% – 46.7% 57 50
49 Land Rover 3 0.0% + 200.0% 54 18 0.0% – 37.9% 49 40
50 Zeekr 3 0.0% new 38 15 0.0% new 50  –
51 Qingling 3 0.0% new  – 3 0.0% new 64  –
52 Leapmotor 2 0.0% n/a 45 34 0.1% + 183.3% 43 52
53 XEV 2 0.0% – 50.0% 56 13 0.0% – 78.3% 53 34
54 Iveco 2 0.0% + 100.0% 50 11 0.0% – 56.0% 54 44
55 Bestune 1 0.0% n/a 47 30 0.1% + 3.4% 44 43
56 Kaiyun 1 0.0% – 50.0% 58 6 0.0% – 66.7% 60 45
57 Jaecoo 1 0.0% new 59 4 0.0% new 63  –

Source: Autodata



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