Registrations of commercial vehicles over 3500kg GVM strengthened in June, with new truck registrations rising 23% year-on-year, while the used truck market remained under pressure, falling 27.7%.
A total of 513 new trucks were registered during the month, up from 417 in June 2025, while used truck registrations dropped to 68 units from 94 a year earlier.
The stronger monthly result lifted the new truck market further ahead of last year on a year-to-date basis, with registrations up 7.4% to 2712 units at the end of June. Used truck registrations, however, remain well behind last year’s pace, down 33% year-to-date to 387 units.
Isuzu retained its position as market leader in the new truck segment with 62 registrations in June, despite volumes slipping 19.5% year-on-year, giving it a 12.1% market share. The brand has registered 328 trucks year-to-date, compared with 339 during the same period last year.
LDV was second with 57 registrations, up 137.5% from 24 units in June 2025, while Fuso increased 18.4% to 45 registrations from 38 a year ago.
Scania climbed 37% to 37 registrations, while newcomer CRRC recorded 35 registrations during the month.
Ford recorded 35 registrations, down 20.5%, while Hino fell 37.7% to 33 units.
Fiat posted one of the month’s strongest gains, rising 77.8% to 32 registrations, while Mercedes-Benz slipped 10% to 27 units and Volvo increased 62.5% to 26.
Other makes accounted for 124 registrations, up 24% from 100, representing 24.2% of the market.
Hino led the used truck market with 27 registrations and a 39.7% market share, with volumes increasing 22.7% year-on-year.
Mitsubishi was second with 11 registrations, down 8.3%, while Isuzu recorded 10 registrations, a decline of 41.2%.
Toyota registrations fell 52.6% to nine units, while Mercedes-Benz increased 50% to three.
Fiat and UD Trucks each recorded two registrations. Fiat doubled its June 2025 result, while UD Trucks was down 50%.
Iveco, Fuso, RAM and Scania each recorded one registration in the used category during the month.
