- Deliveries up 6.1% to 812 400 vehicles.
- Operating profit up 7.4% to €1.9 billion.
- Electrified deliveries up 34.7% to 203 100.
- Over 82 000 Epiq and Peaq orders.
- UK deliveries up 8.4% to 71 700.
Between January and September 2026, Škoda Auto strengthened its position as the second-best-selling car brand in Europe (EU27+4), according to official ACEA figures. The Czech carmaker recorded 666 798 registrations in the region, while sales revenue rose 3.5% to €23.1 billion and net cash flow stood at €1.8 billion. Return on sales reached 8.3%, up from 8.0% a year earlier.
Škoda deliveries by market
Worldwide, 812 400 vehicles reached customers, 6.1% more than in the same period of 2025. Germany remains the largest market, where deliveries climbed 15.9% to 178 300. Growth also came in the Czech Republic (70 500, up 4.2%), Poland (50 700, up 10.4%) and France (39 800, up 10.0%). Outside Europe, India led with 53 200 deliveries (up 7.8%), helped by demand for the updated Slavia and Kushaq, followed by Türkiye at 32 600. Egypt posted the biggest percentage gain, rising 48.8% to 5 000 vehicles.
Electric Elroq and Enyaq lead growth
Deliveries of fully electric and plug-in hybrid models rose 34.7% to 203 100, and in Europe almost one in three Škoda cars (29.8%) was delivered with a plug, up from 24.1% a year earlier. Battery-electric deliveries alone grew 41.3% to 167 400 units, making the brand the fifth-best-selling BEV brand in Europe.
The Elroq, with 92 200 deliveries (up 52.7%), ranks third among the best-selling electric models in Europe and is the top electric car in Denmark, Germany and Slovakia. Its larger sibling, the Enyaq, found 72 700 customers and sits fourth on the same list.
Epiq and Peaq extend the range to 14 models
Two new electric models, the Epiq produced in Spain and the Peaq SUV built in Mladá Boleslav, attracted more than 82 000 orders by mid-October. The line-up now spans a record 14 model series, with the Octavia still the top seller at 138 000 units (down 2.9%) ahead of the Kodiaq at 107 800.
Holger Peters, interim CEO of Škoda Auto, said the results were “an important foundation for managing the challenges of more difficult conditions in the coming year, including even greater competition and margin pressure”.
Škoda sales in the United Kingdom
In the United Kingdom, deliveries rose 8.4% to 71 700 vehicles over the nine months, making it one of the brand’s major European markets. The Enyaq also ranks among the top three best-selling electric cars there.
Supplied by Newspress UK (Škoda)
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