新能源汽车占比突破五成，比利时汽车市场结构加速重塑
据比利时汽车行业协会（FEBIAC）与二手车交易协会（TRAXIO）于2025年7月在布鲁塞尔联合发布的《2025年比利时汽车市场分析》显示，新能源汽车在比利时新车市场的占比已突破53%，其中纯电动车份额升至32.8%，成为推动市场增长的核心力量。
报告指出，2025年上半年比利时新车市场整体承压，注册量为234,616辆，同比下降10.9%。经济环境、政策调整以及消费者信心变化被认为是主要影响因素。在消费结构方面，私人购车比例上升至45.4%，显示出个人客户在市场中的作用日益增强。
从动力类型来看，汽油车依旧保持42.7%的市场份额，反映其在便利性与成本方面的稳定优势；混合动力车份额增至11.7%，为寻求环保与续航平衡的消费者提供选择；插电式混合动力车则下降至8.5%，显示出市场竞争力有所减弱。
在品牌和车型层面，宝马X1继续领跑新车销量榜，奥迪Q6和Q4表现突出，稳固了其在高端SUV细分市场的地位。经济型的达契亚Sandero在汽油车市场脱颖而出，而特斯拉Model Y则凭借技术优势与品牌影响力，位居纯电动车细分市场前列。
相比之下，二手车市场保持温和增长，上半年注册量达到373,810辆，同比增长0.9%，显示出在新车市场下滑背景下的稳定性。
总体来看，比利时汽车市场在2025年上半年呈现出“新车市场下滑、私人消费增强、新能源汽车高速增长”的格局，新能源汽车尤其是纯电动车已成为市场发展的关键引擎，预示未来汽车产业将更加电动化、多元化。
According to the 2025 Belgium Automotive Market Analysis, jointly released in July by FEBIAC and TRAXIO, new energy vehicles accounted for over 53% of new car registrations in the first half of 2025. Battery electric vehicles surged to 32.8%, consolidating their role as the main growth driver.
The report highlights that Belgium’s new car market contracted in H1 2025, with registrations down 10.9% year-on-year to 234,616 units. Shifts in the economic environment, regulatory landscape, and consumer sentiment contributed to the decline. Private buyers increased their share to 45.4%, underlining the growing weight of individual consumption in the market.
In terms of powertrain mix, gasoline cars held steady at 42.7% thanks to cost and convenience advantages. Hybrids rose to 11.7%, catering to buyers seeking balance between efficiency and range, while plug-in hybrids fell to 8.5%, reflecting waning competitiveness.
On the brand and model front, BMW’s X1 retained its top-selling position, Audi’s Q6 and Q4 strengthened their presence in the premium SUV segment, Dacia’s Sandero remained popular among budget-conscious buyers, and Tesla’s Model Y continued to perform strongly in the BEV segment.
Meanwhile, the used car market showed mild growth, with registrations up 0.9% year-on-year to 373,810 units, offering stability against the backdrop of declining new car sales.
Overall, Belgium’s auto market in H1 2025 was characterized by shrinking new car sales, rising private consumption, and rapid NEV adoption—particularly BEVs—pointing to an increasingly electrified and diversified market landscape.