In Ukraine, gasoline cars are losing market share

Inna Kramarchuk
Inna Kramarchuk Journalist
In Ukraine, gasoline cars are losing market share
In Ukraine, in July, cars with traditional engines accounted for about 54% of the new passenger car market. Last year, this figure was 63.1%.

This is reported by Ukrautoprom.

The most popular models in Ukraine remain those with gasoline engines, accounting for 35.1% of new car sales in July, compared to 37.6% in July 2024.

At the same time, the electric vehicle segment has significantly increased - from 15.3% to 24.7%. The share of hybrids has almost not changed - 21.2%.

The share of diesel cars has decreased over the year from 25.5% to 18.7%. Cars with LPG systems, as last year, accounted for less than 1% of new car sales.

Leading positions in segments are held by:

  • Gasoline cars – HYUNDAI Tucson;
  • Electric – BYD Song Plus;
  • Hybrid – TOYOTA RAV-4;
  • Diesel – RENAULT Duster;
  • Cars with LPG – HYUNDAI Tucson.
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