According to the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers' Association (VAMA) sales report, 199 D-segment sedans were sold in august, a 7.4% decrease (17 units) compared to july.
The Toyota Camry, the segment's leading model, continued its sales decline, a trend observed since April. In august, 175 Camrys were sold, down 9.3% (18 units) from the previous month, reflecting the overall downturn in Vietnam's auto market in august.
The Kia K5 saw a surprising 16.7% increase in sales, rising from 18 units in july to 21 in august. This positive growth for the K5 stands out against the backdrop of the market's overall decline.
The Honda Accord continues to struggle against its competitors. Only 3 Accords were sold in august, just one less than in july.
The remaining model in the segment, the Mazda6, has not reported any sales since May.
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The Kia K5 was the only car in its segment to experience positive growth in august. Photo: Dac Thanh |
The Kia K5 was the only car in its segment to experience positive growth in august. Photo: Dac Thanh
The year-to-date ranking for D-segment sedans remains unchanged from the previous month. The Camry leads with 1,531 units sold since the beginning of 2025. The K5 holds second place with 157 units. The Mazda6 follows with 56 units, and the Accord trails with 24.
Minh Vu
