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27 January 2025 09:31by Николаева Людмила

Ukrainians spent 125 billion on cars in 2024

In 2024, Ukrainians spent 125 billion hryvnia on car purchases, an 18% increase compared to the previous year.

Almost half of this amount was spent on acquiring vehicles from the five most popular foreign brands:

Toyota retains the lead, with 18.3 billion hryvnia spent on cars of this make.
BMW took second place with a figure of 16 billion hryvnia.
Mercedes-Benz completes the top three, with Ukrainians spending 9.7 billion hryvnia on its purchase.
Volkswagen came in fourth with a result of 9.2 billion hryvnia.
Renault rounds out the top five with a sum of 6.4 billion hryvnia.

Among other popular brands that made the top ten leaders were Audi, Skoda, Lexus, Land Rover and Porsche.

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