Škoda Auto reports record EV deliveries, strong financials, and second place in Europe in H1 2026
Škoda Auto delivered 555,700 vehicles in H1 2026 (up 9.1%), with record BEV deliveries of 108,200 and operating profit of €1,366 million.
- 555,700 vehicles (+9.1%)
- €1,366 million (+6.3%)
- 108,200 vehicles (+48.3%)
- €1,660 million (+14.3%)
What Happened
Škoda Auto reported strong H1 2026 results, with worldwide deliveries rising 9.1% to 555,700 vehicles. Operating profit reached €1,366 million, up 6.3%, while sales revenue increased to €16,015 million. The company retained its position as the second-best-selling brand in Europe (EU27+4) with 457,663 registrations. Deliveries in China fell sharply to 700 vehicles from 7,300 a year earlier.
“Our first-half results powerfully demonstrate that Škoda Auto is delivering what matters: products that resonate with customers, sustainable growth, and strong profitability.”
- €16,015 million
- €1,366 million (+6.3%)
- 8.5%
Electric vehicle deliveries surged 48.3% to 108,200 units, driven by strong demand for the Elroq and Enyaq models. The Elroq became the third-best-selling electric car in Europe and leads in Germany and Denmark, while the Enyaq ranked fourth in Europe. Plug-in hybrid deliveries also rose 11.8% to 24,100 vehicles. Overall, electrified models accounted for 27.7% of Škoda's European deliveries.
“Customer demand for our fully electric vehicle portfolio continues to grow across our markets. The strong initial response to the Epiq and Peaq, with more than 30,000 orders received for the two models to date, underlines the appeal of these latest additions to our range.”
In Germany, Škoda's largest market, deliveries hit a record 120,400 vehicles, up 19.6%. Other major markets also grew: Czech Republic (48,900; +6.9%), UK (46,600; +6.6%), India (35,700; +7.4%), and Poland (34,500; +14.2%). Škoda also saw growth in France, Italy, Austria, and Spain. In North Africa, deliveries rose significantly in Morocco, Egypt, and Tunisia.
- Octavia: 96,500 vehicles (-1.0%)
- Kodiaq: 74,600 (+15.2%)
- Kamiq: 65,400 (+1.9%)
- Fabia: 61,900 (+2.5%)
- Elroq: 59,900 (+74.8%)
Why this matters
The results demonstrate Škoda's successful transition to electrification while maintaining profitability, benefiting European consumers with more EV options. The growth strengthens Škoda's competitive position in key markets like Germany and supports continued investment in new models. The company's financial resilience also provides stability for employees and suppliers.
Terms in This Story
- BEV
- Battery Electric Vehicle, a fully electric vehicle that runs solely on battery power.
- PHEV
- Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle, a vehicle with both an internal combustion engine and a rechargeable battery.
- Net cash flow
- The difference between cash inflows and outflows, indicating financial health and liquidity.
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