This represents a 39% increase compared to the previous year, as reported by the Ukravtoprom association.
Breakdown of Registrations
New Hybrid Cars:
Out of the total registrations, 57% were new hybrid vehicles, a slight decline from 63% in 2023.Used Hybrid Cars:
The remaining 43% comprised imported used hybrid models, indicating a strong market presence for both new and pre-owned hybrids.
Top Sellers in the New Hybrid Segment
Toyota RAV-4 Crossover – 3,101 units
Dominating the new hybrid market, the Toyota RAV-4 remains the preferred choice for Ukrainian consumers seeking reliability and efficiency.Toyota Camry – 781 units
Following closely, the Toyota Camry continues to attract buyers with its blend of comfort and advanced hybrid technology.Nissan Qashqai – 777 units
The Nissan Qashqai rounds out the top three, offering a versatile option for those looking for performance and eco-friendliness.
Leading Used Hybrid Models
Ford Fusion US – 896 units
In the used hybrid category, the Ford Fusion US stands out as the most popular choice among Ukrainian drivers.Toyota Prius – 609 units
The Toyota Prius remains a staple in the used hybrid market, valued for its proven efficiency and longevity.Toyota RAV-4 – 586 units
The Toyota RAV-4 also maintains a strong presence in the used market, reflecting its ongoing demand and reliability.
Market Insights
The significant increase in hybrid car registrations underscores a growing trend towards sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation options in Ukraine. Factors contributing to this surge include heightened environmental awareness, government incentives for green vehicles, and advancements in hybrid technology that offer consumers greater fuel efficiency and lower emissions.
Future Outlook
With the continued rise in hybrid car popularity, industry experts anticipate further growth in the coming years. Manufacturers are expected to expand their hybrid offerings, and consumers are likely to increasingly prioritize eco-friendly vehicles in their purchasing decisions.
This upward trend not only benefits the automotive industry but also aligns with broader environmental goals, contributing to reduced carbon emissions and a more sustainable future for Ukraine.
