August 25, 2026

New Car Sales Reach Monthly High Last July 2026


The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) and Truck Manufacturers Association, Inc. (TMA) reported total sales of 37,319 units for the month of July. Combined with sales estimates of other automotive brands, total Philippine industry sales reached 42,880—the highest monthly sales yet for the year.

“With this continuous growth, the industry is riding on a good momentum. We are hopeful that the positive trend will continue for the remainder of the year,” said CAMPI president Jose Maria Atienza.

Of the CAMPI-TMA member brands, Toyota leads July monthly sales at 17,797 units. It is followed by Mitsubishi with 6,271 units Suzuki at 1,689 units, Honda at 1,256 units, and Ford with 1,152.

This is how CAMPI-TMA members ranked:

July 2026 CAMPI-TMA New Car Sales (% Market Share)
  1. Toyota – 17,797 units (47.69%)
  2. Mitsubishi – 6,271 units (16.8%)
  3. Suzuki – 1,689 units (4.53%)
  4. Honda – 1,256 units (3.37%)
  5. Ford – 1,152 units (3.09%)
  6. Isuzu – 1,028 units (2.75%)
  7. Nissan – 978 units (2.59%)
  8. MG – 967 units (2.59%)
  9. Geely – 890 units (2.38%)
  10. Omoda Jaecoo – 851 units (2.28%)
  11. VinFast – 813 units (2.18%)
  12. Hyundai – 710 units (1.9%)
  13. Jetour – 522 units (1.4%)
  14. GAC – 431 units (1.15%)
  15. Kia – 408 units (1.09%)
  16. Tesla – 271 units (0.73%)
  17. Foton – 215 units (0.58%)
  18. Chery – 164 units (0.44%)
  19. Hino – 141 units (0.38%)
  20. JMC – 136 units (0.36%)
  21. Mazda – 112 units (0.3%)
  22. Changan – 84 units (0.23%)
  23. BMW – 75 units (0.2%)
  24. Fuso – 70 units (0.19%)
  25. Subaru – 58 units (0.16%)
  26. Mercedes-Benz – 56 units (0.15%)
  27. GWM – 54 units (0.14%)
  28. BAIC – 54 units (0.14%)
  29. Lynk & Co – 38 units (0.1%)
  30. Jaguar Land Rover – 6 units (0.02%)
  31. Ferrari – 5 units (0.01%)
  32. Hongqi – 4 units (0.01%)
  33. Volkswagen Trucks & Buses – 1 unit (0.00%)
In terms of monthly gainers, brands such as Foton (+36.1%), JMC (+43.2%), Hyundai (+68.2%), Jaguar Land Rover (+200%), and Mercedes-Benz (+194.7%) gained the most, while Tesla (-72.5%), Chery (-25.5%), and GWM got hit the most (-51.8%).

Meanwhile, when compared to July 2025 figures, brands such as Tesla (+632.4%), Jetour (+186.8%), and MG (+25.4%) took advantage of the shift towards electrified vehicles. This is compared to brands such as Ford (-51.4%), Mazda (-42%), Isuzu (-37.4%), Kia (-34.5%), and Nissan (-44.7%) that got hit the most.

And while demand for Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles remains strong, July’s 2026 growth mainly came from the increased supply of Electrified Vehicles (xEVs), reflecting more than doubled sales versus last year.

“The shift to electrification continues to accelerate, with xEV’s accounting for 29.5 percent of the market last July. This is up 18 points from same month last year,” Atienza added.

Among CAMPI-TMA members, total xEV sales reached 7,086 units—up 3.6 percent from June 2026. Hybrids or HEVs lead with 2,964 units sold, followed by PHEVs with 2,520 units, and BEVs at 1,602 units.

July 2026 Battery Electric Vehicle Sales
  1. VinFast – 813 units
  2. Geely – 509 units
  3. Omoda Jaecoo – 428 units
  4. GAC – 381 units
  5. Tesla – 271 units
  6. Toyota – 42 units
  7. MG – 28 units
  8. Changan – 18 units
  9. Foton – 12 units
  10. Ford – 6 units
  11. Kia – 5 units
  12. Mercedes-Benz – 3 units
  13. Nissan – 1 unit 
  14. JMC – 1 unit
July 2026 PHEV Sales
  1. Jetour – 480 units
  2. MG – 421 units
  3. Geely – 312 units
  4. Chery – 135 units
  5. Omoda Jaecoo – 103 units
  6. BMW – 60 units
  7. Changan – 45 units
  8. BAIC – 21 units
  9. Mercedes-Benz – 11 units
  10. GAC – 6 units
  11. GWM – 4 units
  12. Lynk & Co – 4 units
July 2026 HEV Sales
  1. Toyota – 1,709 units
  2. Ford – 333 units
  3. Omoda Jaecoo – 320 units
  4. MG – 181 units
  5. Honda – 161 units
  6. Nissan – 64 units
  7. Mazda – 46 units
  8. Kia – 41 units
  9. Hyundai – 40 units
  10. BAIC – 29 units
  11. Subaru – 23 units
  12. GAC – 10 units
  13. Foton – 6 units
  14. GWM – 1 unit
In the Passenger Car and Commercial Vehicle split, the market still prefers Commercial Vehicles accounting for 79.64 percent of all new vehicles sold last month (29,719 units). 

Bulk of Commercial Vehicles sold last July remain the so-called Light Duty Commercial Vehicle (Category II) which comprises of pickup trucks and SUVs (22,744 units), followed by Asian Utility Vehicles and MPVs (Category I) with 6,231 units sold.

Passenger Cars accounted for just 20.36 percent (7,600 units).

July 2026 Top 10 Commercial Vehicle Brands
  1. Toyota – 13,013 units
  2. Mitsubishi – 5,440 units
  3. Ford – 1,122 units
  4. Isuzu – 1,028 units
  5. Suzuki – 960 units
  6. Nissan – 959 units
  7. Geely – 887 units
  8. Omoda Jaecoo – 851 units
  9. VinFast – 813 units
  10. MG – 765 units
July 2026 Top 10 Passenger Car Brands
  1. Toyota – 4,784 units
  2. Mitsubishi – 831 units
  3. Suzuki – 729 units
  4. Honda – 496 units
  5. MG – 202 units
  6. GAC – 170 units
  7. Tesla – 91 units
  8. BMW – 75 units
  9. Mercedes-Benz – 54 units
  10. Mazda – 33 units
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3 comments:

  1. AnonymousAugust 26, 2026 at 11:52 AM

    Geely is back

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  2. AnonymousAugust 26, 2026 at 2:45 PM

    ey! Let's go Honda :D

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  3. AnonymousAugust 26, 2026 at 9:08 PM

    I didn't see much improvement for Tesla. It seems the market wants to try out HEVs first before fully committing to electric.

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