Škoda Auto achieved a 12.7% growth in 2025 compared to the previous year, fueled by increasing global customer demand. Following a record-breaking year in Turkey—reaching its highest sales figures in history—Škoda delivered a total of 1,043,900 vehicles across global markets. This performance marks the brand’s highest sales volume in the last six years.
The sales of all-electric and plug-in hybrid Škoda models increased by 25.7% compared to the previous year, significantly contributing to the brand’s robust performance. Notably, one out of every four Škoda models sold last year was electrified (either BEV or PHEV).
In 2025, Škoda connected with over 836,000 customers in Europe, finishing the year as the third most preferred brand on the continent.
Germany remained Škoda’s largest market with 211,100 units (up 12.8%).
Czech Republic (91,800 units) and the United Kingdom (83,300 units) followed as major hubs.
Turkey solidified its position as a key strategic market with a new record level of 45,321 units.
Globally, Škoda expanded its footprint by increasing sales in India by 96% (surpassing 70,000 units), starting production in Vietnam, and entering the Saudi Arabian market.
Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands emerged as Škoda’s strongest markets for e-mobility. The Škoda Elroq, the brand’s first fully electric model in the compact SUV segment, played a pivotal role, ranking as the second most preferred electric model in Europe.
In 2025, sales of electrified models more than doubled compared to the previous year, reaching 218,700 units. This total includes 174,900 all-electric (BEV) and 43,800 plug-in hybrid (PHEV) vehicles.
The Octavia continued its reign as Škoda’s most preferred model in 2025, with over 190,000 deliveries. It was followed by the Kodiaq (130,400), Kamiq (125,900), and Fabia (119,100).
Looking ahead to 2026, Škoda will maintain its momentum with the launch of the all-new Epiq SUV in the first half of the year, followed by the introduction of the new seven-seater SUV, the Peaq.
