DECEMBER 2025

Vehicle registrations in Poland, 1–10 December 2025 – year-on-year change (partial CEP data after the first 10 days of the month)

During the first 10 days of December 2025, the Polish market for new vehicle registrations remained in a phase of strong year-on-year growth across all major segments. The highest dynamics were recorded in the light commercial vehicle (LCV) segment and in heavy commercial vehicles above 3.5 tonnes (CV >3.5t), while passenger cars also posted a solid increase.
At the same time, seasonal effects and the lower number of business days compared with November were clearly visible.

Passenger cars (PC)
23,269 registrations – +27.4% y/y
Daily average: 2,909 registrations

Light commercial vehicles up to 3.5 t (LCV)
2,504 registrations – +41.7% y/y
Daily average: 313 registrations

Total passenger cars and LCVs (PC + LCV)
25,773 registrations – +28.7% y/y
Daily average: 3,222 registrations

The strong year-on-year growth in the passenger car and LCV segments is partly attributable to a low base in December 2024, but also reflects continued fleet demand and the execution of deferred purchasing decisions ahead of year-end.

Heavy commercial vehicles >3.5 t (CV >3.5t)
990 registrations – +39.2% y/y
Daily average: 124 registrations
The truck segment remains one of the strongest elements of the market in year-on-year terms. Although growth dynamics are still high, they are lower than those observed in the 10-day data for November, which may indicate a more cautious approach by transport companies towards the end of the year.

Summary
Year-on-year growth remains strong and broad-based, covering all key vehicle segments.
The month-on-month comparison (December vs. November) points to a natural seasonal slowdown, further amplified by the lower number of business days in the first 10 days of December (approximately 8 business days versus 7 in the comparable period of November).
Partial data suggest that the market remains resilient at the end of 2025, and that strong y/y dynamics may continue in the coming weeks, although growth rates may gradually moderate as purchasing activity slows ahead of the holiday period.

Two-wheelers – registrations in 1–10 December 2025  (partial CEP data after the first 10 days of the month)
In the first 10 days of December 2025, the Polish two-wheeler market showed mixed year-on-year dynamics, with seasonal factors and the lower number of business days clearly influencing results compared with the corresponding period in November.

Motorcycles (MC)
674 registrations – –18.0% y/y
Daily average: 84.3 registrations
Compared with the first 10 days of December 2024, motorcycle registrations declined by 148 units. The year-on-year decrease is consistent with the typical year-end seasonal slowdown in the motorcycle segment, which is highly concentrated in the spring and summer months. In month-on-month terms (December vs. November), volumes also declined significantly, partly due to the lower number of business days in the analysed period (8 business days versus 7 in the corresponding 10-day period of November).

Mopeds (MP)
234 registrations – +30.7% y/y
Daily average: 29.3 registrations
The moped segment remains more resilient to seasonality than motorcycles. The year-on-year increase of 55 units indicates sustained interest in this category, particularly for urban and utility use. On a month-on-month basis, growth was moderate, with the daily average remaining broadly in line with November levels.

Summary
Motorcycles recorded a year-on-year decline in the first 10 days of December, in line with long-term seasonal patterns.
Mopeds remain a growth segment, posting a strong positive y/y dynamic despite the winter period.
Overall two-wheeler results confirm that year-end demand favours utility-oriented segments, while recreational demand naturally weakens toward the close of the year.