Top 5 Car brands in UK

 Biggest car brands in UK

Car brands are highly used in the UK, in the UK car users are more than bike users because it’s one of the top luxury cities in the world. So, wherever we see there is a car in the UK. Here are some of the top car brands in the UK.

 

 

1.) Volkswagen

Volkswagen retained its position as the UK’s most popular car brand in 2022, with this German giant registering 131,850 cars last year. With a line-up consisting of 17 models (not including varying body styles), it has one of the broadest portfolios of models around from the compact Up! city car through to the premium Touareg SUV.

 

 

2.) Ford

Ford was once by far Britain’s biggest car brand, and though it has fallen marginally in popularity, it’s still a hugely important player. In fact, it had a remarkable three models listed in the best-sellers list, with the Puma (35,088 registrations), and its comfort is top notch.

3.) Audi

 

 

Brand benefitting from this the most seems to be Audi, which registered an impressive 110,144 cars last year.

Though it didn’t have any models listed in the best-sellers list, it’s worth noting Audi’s range of models is huge – including 17 individual modes, but including the various derivatives and performance models, that total racks up to an almost-ridiculous 68 different cars. It offers everything from the A1 supermini up to the R8 supercar, too.

4.) BMW

German brand BMW car brands in Uk, which amassed 108,624 sales in the UK in 2022. Though like many other brands, it struggled with parts shortages, models like the 1 Series and 3 Series continued to remain popular, as well as its broad line-up of SUVs.

BMW’s electric cars brands in UK are also popular, in particular the mid-size i4. Last year also saw BMW mark 50 years of its ‘M’ division, with its many celebrations helping to drum up interest in these lucrative performance models.

5.) Toyota

Toyota had good in comfort and everything, amassing more than 100,000 sales to solidify it as one of the top five car brands in the UK. Its line-up of predominantly hybrid models is going down with consumers who want something electrified but don’t want to commit yet to an EV.

While the Yaris is Toyota’s best-seller, the brand has a number of popular models such as the new Aygo Cross, Corolla and RAV4 SUV. The firm’s ‘Gazoo Racing’ performance division also continues to drum up trade, having a knock-on effect to its more ordinary models too.