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4 Kia Sportage – 36,135 units
Consistency is key for the Kia Sportage, which entered its fifth generation at the tail end of 2022. The SUV was once again a smash hit for Kia in 2023, thanks to its eye-catching design, on-trend powertrains and strong value for money. It consistently finished in the monthly top 10s throughout the year.
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5 Tesla Model Y – 35,899 units
Tesla’s influence on the UK car market is ever-expanding, driven by the Model Y – the UK’s fifth most popular car in 2023. The electric crossover has been on sale for two years now but has established itself as the UK’s most popular EV, thanks in part to its impressively long range and ease of charging.
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6 Hyundai Tucson – 34,469 units
The Hyundai Tucson is one of the UK’s most popular SUVs and regularly appeared in the top 10 in 2023. Arguably the most premium option in the top 10, it was renewed in 2021 with a fresh front end that featured a unique, eye-catching lighting arrangement. Its plush interior and range of electrified powertrains are attractive propositions for many Brits.
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7 Mini 3dr/5dr – 33,835 units
Despite its age, the Mini hatchback continues to be one of the UK’s most popular cars. Last year, it finished ahead of key rivals including the Volkswagen Polo and Toyota Yaris. With a versatile line-up of petrol, electric and Cooper performance variants, the Mini can always be relied on for drivability and alluring looks. A hotly anticipated new model will arrive next year.
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8 Nissan Juke – 31,745 units
