Australia

Most registered passenger-car makes

The 30 largest passenger-vehicle makes in the Australian registered fleet.

MEASURERegistered passenger vehicles
DATA PERIOD31 January 2026
LAST SUCCESSFUL CHECK (UTC)2026-11-07T14:09:44+00:00
COVERAGE30 entries

This measures vehicles already registered for road use, not monthly new-car sales, reliability or safety. It does not fulfil the separate new-car sales ranking; that feed remains pending. Other makes are combined by the publisher and excluded from this top-30 comparison.

The comparison, in colour.

Bar height shows the magnitude of registered passenger vehicles; exact values are listed below.

3,317,413
Toyota#1
1,576,072
Mazda#2
1,342,431
Hyundai#3
1,000,292
Holden#4
917,678
Mitsubishi#5
836,433
Ford#6
823,647
Kia#7
808,884
Nissan#8
795,645
Subaru#9
711,162
Honda#10

Every position. Every number.

RankVehicle makeRegistered passenger vehicles ↓
01Toyota3,317,413
02Mazda1,576,072
03Hyundai1,342,431
04Holden1,000,292
05Mitsubishi917,678
06Ford836,433
07Kia823,647
08Nissan808,884
09Subaru795,645
10Honda711,162
11Volkswagen598,800
12Mercedes-Benz502,866
13BMW428,616
14Suzuki345,047
15Audi278,589
16MG268,344
17Lexus181,576
18Jeep163,601
19Land Rover156,028
20Tesla154,844
21Volvo123,120
22Isuzu118,903
23Haval118,643
24Skoda78,371
25Porsche76,360
26BYD72,998
27Renault64,767
28Chery60,829
29MINI60,676
30Peugeot54,367
SOURCE & METHOD

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BITRE Road vehicles Australia, Table 9. Unrestricted road-use registrations at the observation date. Source: © Commonwealth of Australia 2026, Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics. Source publication is licensed CC BY 4.0. Counts sorted and reformatted by RankMondo.

BITRE Road vehicles Australia ↗ · CC BY 4.0. Presented by RankMondo with source attribution; no provider endorsement.

Source publication: 2026-10-12. Snapshot first observed 2026-11-07T14:09:44+00:00. Source-check schedule: monthly; publisher cadence: Annual; newer publication URLs are reviewed by the daily source-maintenance task. Checking again does not change the observation period.