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Best selling cars of 2025 in UK so far as budget Ford scoops top spot again – with no sign of Tesla in top 10
Best selling cars of 2025 in UK so far as budget Ford scoops top spot again – with no sign of Tesla in top 10
Published on April 04, 2025 at 06:41 PM
THE best-selling small cars of 2025 so far have been revealed – and a budget Ford has scooped the top spot once again.
We're just over three months into the year, but Autocar has revealed a surprising change in car sales .
The Ford Puma is the most popular car this yearTesla sales have plummeted in the UK
The Ford Puma was crowned the last year – and it's back at the.
Despite a slow start to at the beginning of the year, March has seen its sales skyrocket.
March has been a great month for car sales generally as it has been the best third-month for new car registrations since 2019.
However, despite this boom in car sales, there were no models in the top 10 most bought cars.
EV sales have risen by 43.2 per cent but has continued to battle with lackluster sales.
Here are the most bought cars in 2025 so far.
1. Ford Puma â 14,930 units
Since being first released in 2019, the Puma has consistently been a favourite in UK and car sales.
The small SUV boasts an attractive price, which has helped fuel its 12.4 per cent increase in sales year-on-year.
The Ford Puma has also undergone a transformation, with a new infotainment system and an updated dashboard and steering wheel.
It has already sold 14,930 units and is on track to sell even more.
Autocar have given the SUV a four-out-of-five star rating and described the car as “hugely rewarding to drive”; as well as having “strong fuel efficiency”;.
Second most popular car sold – the Kia Sportage
Kia Sportage – 12,886
Despite finishing fourth in the 2024 sales charts, the Kia Sportage is set to have a great year in 2025.
Now in second place, in terms of sales, this SUV has been described by Autocar as “fresh, eye-catching and modern”;.
Its -based owners have enjoyed sales of 12,886 units – sale numbers driven in part by the appeal of its mild-hybrid, full-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Built in Europe, the car has a futuristic design which car expert Matt Saunders said caught his imagination.
Matt said: “Not sure if it was aircraft tail fins or T-bone steaks that those air vents reminded me of, but I certainly kept coming back to look at them.
“Sometimes characterful product design can be just that simple.”;
Nissan Qashqai is the third most popular in the UK
Nissan Qashqai – 11,792
The Qashqai is the third most sold car this year.
Although it was the UK’s best seller in 2022, it steadily fell in the rankings to second place in 2023.
This year it has retained its third-place crown, which it won in 2024, as it has continued to appeal to buyers with its excellent practicality.
The SUV is so popular that the average Brit is said to always be within 500m of one.
The Nissan Qashqai’s sales have been boosted by the addition of electrified powertrains in its third generation.
A Vauxhall Corsa car which was fourth most popular
Vauxhall Corsa – 11,476
The Corsa has had a bumpy journey through the annual car sales charts, peaking at number one in 2021 before falling out of the top 10 in 2024.
In response to the car’s lackluster sales, Vauxhall gave the model a complete overhaul.
The now has a streamlined, modern design and improved onboard technology, which gives it a luxury feel.
The overhaul was an apparent success, with the Corsa now taking the number four spot for the most bought car in the UK.
The Volkswagen Golf has undergone a major overhaul
Volkswagen Golf – 10,792
The UK’s fifth most purchased car in 2025 is the Golf.
The -made car was criticised for frustrating interior tech and for its outdated design, prompting its manufacturers to give the model an overhaul.
Now a default choice for drivers once again, the Volkswagen Golf offers a refined and efficient powertrain.
It is an evergreen favourite for drivers thanks to its dependable driving manners and the offer of a comfortable ride.
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