Asian auto market | Israel November 2025: Chinese automakers account for 37% with 8,314 units, Chery leads
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In November 2025, Israel's auto market sales rose by more than 20% year-on-year, reaching 22,183 units.
Chinese automakers have significantly increased their presence in the local market, with a single-month market share exceeding 37% and the cumulative market share steadily reaching 34%. Chery Group topped the list for the first time in a single month, becoming the number one in Israel's auto market.
In November, Israel's new car market reached 22,183 units, a year-on-year increase of 22.6%, with a cumulative total of 283,600 units for the year, up 9.5% year-on-year.
◎ Chery Group set a new record in the Israeli market with 4,398 units, a year-on-year increase of nearly 200%, with a single-month market share of 13.3%.Jekucontributed to the group's growth with a 266.4% increase.
◎ Toyota achieved 3,368 units in November, a year-on-year increase of 31.6%, with a market share of 15.2%.
◎ Kia ranked third with 2,224 units, with growth close to the overall market performance.
◎ Hyundai saw a 30% decline this month due to product structure changes but still maintained an annual scale of over 30,000 units.
◎ Skoda also saw a slight decline, recording 1,974 units in November.
◎ Renault achieved an astonishing 863% growth as new models entered the sales window.
◎ Daciagrew by 141.6%.
◎ Tesla also achieved a year-on-year increase of 136.1% driven by new car deliveries, with its single-month performance of 857 units injecting a brief rebound into the volatile annual trend.
◎ Among Chinese brands, Geely Group(including Geely, Lynk & Co, and Zeekr)achieved 732 units in November, a year-on-year increase of 81.2%. BYD had 573 units, SAIC's MG continued to expand steadily with 462 units, and XPeng had 302 units, showing a year-on-year decline but still maintaining a growth rate of over 60% for the year.
◎ Among Japanese brands, Suzuki saw a significant decline, while Nissan achieved over 50% growth with new crossover models.
In November, Chinese brands collectively sold about 8,314 units, accounting for 37.4% of the market, including:
◎ Chery Group ranked first with 4,398 units,
◎ Geely Group followed closely with 732 units, with an annual cumulative total of over 11,500 units,
◎ BYD had 573 units in a single month,
◎ SAIC Group had about 471 units,
◎ XPeng had 302 units,
◎ Changan had about 85 units,
◎ Leapmotor had 46 units,
◎ Hongqihad 37 units,
◎ Voyah had 35 units,
◎ Ora had 20 units.
For the full year, Chinese brands collectively sold about 95,800 units, accounting for 34.3% of the market, showing a continuous upward trend.
Summary
Israel's auto market is relatively important in the Middle East and is worth tracking.
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