Skoda announced this Tuesday that in the first six months of 2025, it delivered 509,400 vehicles to customers worldwide, representing a year-on-year growth of 13.6%.
The strong commercial performance was also reflected in the company’s financial results, which reached a turnover of €15.070 billion, representing a growth of 10.4%. The operating result reached €1.285 billion (+11.8%) and the net cash flow was €1.443 billion.
The Czech brand also announced that the profit margin on sales remained solid at 8.5%, compared to 8.4% recorded in the same period last year (8.4%).
The positive results for Skoda in the first half of the year were contributed to by the fact that the Czech brand became the third best-selling car brand in Europe (EU-27, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway, and Iceland).
In the European market, Skoda announced that it delivered 409,100 vehicles (+10.5%), significantly surpassing the global growth of the sector. “The strong demand for 100% electric and plug-in hybrid models played a decisive role in this success”, the Czech brand said in a statement.
In the first half of the year, Skoda delivered 72,000 fully electric vehicles and 21,400 plug-in hybrids in Europe, which together represented 22.8% of deliveries. “Our order numbers also demonstrate that our strategy for electric vehicles is on the right track: by the end of June, we received over 120,000 orders for our new fully electric models, the Enyaq and Elroq. This is how we moved from tenth place just a few years ago to becoming the third best-selling car brand in Europe, growing faster than the industry as a whole”, said Klaus Zellmer, CEO of Skoda Auto.
In addition, the VW Group brand also significantly strengthened its presence in Asia, with 33,300 vehicles delivered in India, while in Vietnam, the commercialization of the first locally produced Skoda model, the Kushaq SUV, began.
