Top 10 cars in Ukraine: the most purchased crossovers in October.
Popular cars in Ukraine for October 2025
According to inkorr.com: In October 2025, the ten most loved car models accounted for 38% of the new passenger car market in Ukraine. All of these models are crossovers, highlighting the steady trend towards the popularity of this class among Ukrainian consumers, as noted by Ukravtoprom.
Renault Duster took second place with 432 units, slightly trailing the leader - the electric vehicle Volkswagen ID.Unyx, whose sales amounted to 441 cars.
The Chinese company BYD is represented in the ranking with two models. The BYD Song Plus crossover ranked third with 391 sold units, while the BYD Leopard 3 was in fifth place with 261 sales.
Also in the top 10 were cars from the Japanese manufacturer Toyota: the Toyota RAV-4 took fourth place with 384 units, and the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado - sixth with 247 units.
The Korean Hyundai Tucson became seventh with a figure of 244 sold cars, while the Czech Skoda Kodiaq took eighth place with 217 units.
The Volkswagen Group is represented by another model - the off-road vehicle Touareg, which sold 189 units and ranked ninth. Closing the top ten popular cars is the Chinese electric crossover Zeekr 7X with 169 sold vehicles.
Thus, in October 2025, Ukrainians chose crossovers, including electric ones, which confirms their popularity. The top 10 most popular cars is represented by models from various global manufacturers, from Japanese Toyota to Chinese BYD, as well as a vehicle from a Ukrainian manufacturer.
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