Škoda Elroq press photograph
Škoda Türkiye / Yüce Auto press release.
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Škoda delivers 812,400 vehicles in nine months as EVs support growth

Škoda increased global vehicle deliveries by 6.1% to 812,400 in January–September 2026. The brand reported 29,494 sales in Türkiye while continuing its product transition through growth in fully electric and plug-in hybrid models.

Deliveries and financial performance improve

Škoda Elroq press photograph
Škoda Elroq press photograph. Image: Škoda Türkiye / Yüce Auto press release.

According to the brand, European sales reached 666,798 in the first nine months, maintaining its position as the region’s second-best-selling car brand. Global sales revenue rose by 3.5% and operating profit by 7.4%. These financial indicators are separate measures from vehicle-delivery volumes.

Germany was the largest market, with 178,300 deliveries and growth of 15.9%. Increases were also reported in European markets including the United Kingdom, Poland, France and the Czech Republic. India recorded 53,200 sales and 7.8% growth, showing that performance was not confined to a single market.

The contribution of the electric range

Škoda Karoq press photograph
Škoda Karoq press photograph. Image: Škoda Türkiye / Yüce Auto press release.

Global deliveries of fully electric and plug-in hybrid models together reached 203,100, up 34.7%. In Europe, fully electric sales increased by 41.3% to 167,400. The combined electric and plug-in hybrid total should therefore be distinguished from battery-electric-only figures.

Elroq recorded 92,200 sales worldwide and Enyaq 72,700. Škoda says Elroq ranked third and Enyaq fourth among electric models in Europe, placing the brand fifth in the European fully electric brand ranking.

The company also highlighted expansion of the fully electric family with Epiq and Peaq in 2026. It said the two models had received more than 82,000 orders by mid-October. Orders are not the same as vehicles already delivered during the period.

Octavia leads globally, while Kamiq stands out in Türkiye

Škoda Kodiaq press photograph
Škoda Kodiaq press photograph. Image: Škoda Türkiye / Yüce Auto press release.

Octavia remained the best-selling Škoda worldwide with 138,000 units. Kodiaq reached 107,800; Kamiq and Elroq each recorded 92,200; and Fabia reached 88,100. Kodiaq’s 11.9% growth contributed to the increase, while Karoq recorded 75,000 sales.

In Türkiye, the brand announced 29,494 sales and a 4.7% market share for the first nine months. According to the release, share rose by approximately one percentage point year on year. Kamiq led the local model ranking with 7,713 sales, followed by Octavia with 6,750 and Superb with 6,626.

The Turkish results also included Kodiaq at 2,156, Scala at 1,777, Karoq at 1,729 and Fabia at 856. Combined Elroq and Enyaq sales totalled 1,851. Global and Turkish figures have different geographic scopes and should be read accordingly.

Source: the organisation’s press release dated 30 October 2026. Official information and further details.

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