Top 10 Best-Selling Cars of 2023 (so far)
10. Ford Fiesta - 22,446 registrations
9. MINI - 22,470 registrations
8. Vauxhall Mokka - 22,942 registrations
7. Nissan Juke - 25,547 registrations
Nissan's distinctive Juke crossover has been a consistent sales success, and the second-generation model is maintaining this positive trend. While the Ford Puma leads in crossover sales, the Juke continues to hold its own in the market.
6. Hyundai Tucson - 27,429 registrations
5. Kia Sportage - 28,153 registrations
Kia is striving to elevate its brand, and the latest Sportage is a testament to this upward trajectory. The fifth-generation Sportage boasts eye-catching styling, a comfortable ride, and contemporary technology, marking a significant departure from its utilitarian origins and making it a more attractive option for buyers.
4. Tesla Model Y - 28,177 registrations
3. Vauxhall Corsa - 30,177 registrations
While SUVs enjoy popularity in Britain, the Vauxhall Corsa remains at the forefront of supermini sales. Its consistent high placement in sales charts helps alleviate concerns about the decline of small cars, despite a notable decrease in the smaller city car segment.