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Paraguay File

New-car import data for Paraguay from the customs administration's record-level open data — every import declaration item, with the tariff line that names the powertrain, the declared state new or used, brand and description. Paraguay builds no cars, so its car market is measured by its imports.

2026-10

Latest period held

3.9%

TTM BEV share (Whole)

1

Variants

Who sells the cars

Whole · last 12 months (2025-11 → 2026-10) · 39,902 new imports in total. Units are imports; the model is read from the declaration's free-text description (the words after "MODELO", or the whole text when it is just a designation such as "TANK 400 PHEV 4WD"), first three words, upper-cased. A description without a model counts for its brand only. BEV / PHEV / HEV / petrol / diesel exactly as in the CSV — the tariff subheading; HEV includes mild hybrids.

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Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.9%1,569	PHEV	7.5%2,985	HEV	11.8%4,711
1	Chevrolet	20.7%325	Great Wall	18.1%539	Toyota	39.7%1,871
2	BYD	14.8%232	BYD	13.8%411	KIA	19.6%921
3	Volvo	13.9%218	Jetour	11.6%346	Hyundai	9.7%456
4	Icaur	9.2%144	Soueast	9.7%289	Great Wall	7.7%361
5	Jmev	7.4%116	Chery	8.9%265	MG	5.8%271
6	Aion	2.6%41	Lynk & CO	6.0%179	Chery	4.9%231
7	Dongfeng	2.4%38	Icaur	5.6%166	Lexus	3.4%161
8	GAC	2.1%33	BMW	4.2%126	Renault	2.4%113
9	KIA	2.1%33	Volvo	4.2%125	Nissan	2.2%102
10	Geely	2.0%31	Deepal	3.9%117	Honda	1.0%49
	rest	22.8%358	rest	14.1%422	rest	3.7%175

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.9%1,569	PHEV	7.5%2,985	HEV	11.8%4,711
1	EX30Volvo	12.9%202	Song Plus DM-IBYD	5.9%177	SportageKIA	14.3%674
2	V23 Comfort A/TIcaur	7.1%111	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	5.1%153	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	6.1%286
3	Spark EUV TChevrolet	5.0%79	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	5.0%150	T4 PRO 1Chery	4.9%231
4	Yuan PROBYD	4.5%70	Yuan PRO DM-IBYD	4.6%136	Jolion PRO HEVGreat Wall	3.9%183
5	Captiva EV PremierChevrolet	4.4%69	06Lynk & CO	4.1%123	SorentoKIA	3.9%183
6	EV3Jmev	4.3%68	T8 PRO 1Chery	3.5%106	ZS LUX HEVMG	3.4%162
7	EV2Jmev	3.1%48	T7 PRO 1Chery	3.3%99	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	2.9%135
8	Spark EV ATChevrolet	2.5%40	S06 Phev IIISoueast	3.1%93	Koleos AlpineRenault	1.9%91
9	Captiva Premier EVChevrolet	2.3%36	S06 Phev VSoueast	3.1%93	Corolla CrossToyota	1.4%64
10	V23 Luxury A/TIcaur	2.1%33	S08 Phev GLSSoueast	2.8%82	CarnivalKIA	1.3%62
11	EV5KIA	2.1%33	V27 Luxury 1Icaur	2.7%80	X-Trail E-Power ExclusiveNissan	1.2%59
12	EX2Geely	1.5%24	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	2.6%79	NEW KonaHyundai	1.0%46
13	Yuan UPBYD	1.5%23	H6 GT DeluxeGreat Wall	2.3%69	X-Trail E-Power AdvanceNissan	0.9%43
14	YplusAion	1.3%21	H7 Phev 4X2Great Wall	2.3%68	RAV4Toyota	0.9%40
15	Sealion 7 AWDBYD	1.3%20	XC60Volvo	2.1%64	Haval Jolion PROGreat Wall	0.8%37
	rest	44.1%692	rest	47.3%1,413	rest	51.3%2,415

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

October 2026 · 4,273 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	5.2%223	PHEV	7.4%317	HEV	12.9%550	PETROL	59.1%2,524	DIESEL	15.4%659
1	Chevrolet	23.3%52	Great Wall	47.3%150	Toyota	35.1%193	Hyundai	20.4%515	KIA	39.5%260
2	BYD	22.4%50	BYD	22.7%72	KIA	18.2%100	KIA	17.1%432	Toyota	38.1%251
3	Dongfeng	7.6%17	Jaecoo	13.9%44	Great Wall	14.4%79	Toyota	9.6%242	Chevrolet	9.6%63
4	Geely	7.2%16	Geely	3.8%12	MG	7.3%40	Chevrolet	6.3%160	Great Wall	7.6%50
5	Baic	6.3%14	BMW	3.5%11	Renault	7.1%39	Volkswagen	6.2%157	Hyundai	1.5%10
6	Aion	5.4%12	Volvo	2.8%9	Hyundai	6.2%34	Chery	5.4%137	Audi	1.1%7
7	Zeekr	5.4%12	Land Rover	1.3%4	Lexus	3.3%18	Mazda	5.1%128	Mercedes-Benz	0.9%6
8	Deepal	4.0%9	Leapmotor	1.3%4	Honda	3.1%17	MG	4.4%112	BMW	0.8%5
9	Great Wall	3.6%8	Icaur	0.9%3	Baic	2.0%11	Nissan	3.9%99	Mitsubishi	0.8%5
10	Omoda	3.6%8	Porsche	0.9%3	Jaecoo	1.3%7	Jeep	3.2%82	Iveco	0.1%1
	rest	11.2%25	rest	1.6%5	rest	2.2%12	rest	18.2%460	rest	0.2%1

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	5.2%223	PHEV	7.4%317	HEV	12.9%550	PETROL	59.1%2,524	DIESEL	15.4%659
1	Yuan PROBYD	13.5%30	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	14.8%47	SportageKIA	13.8%76	SonetKIA	6.0%151	SeltosKIA	38.5%254
2	Captiva EV PremierChevrolet	8.1%18	Yuan PRO DM-IBYD	14.2%45	Jolion PRO HEVGreat Wall	7.8%43	SolutoKIA	5.2%131	H9 4WD DieselGreat Wall	7.6%50
3	DFM6430A5F1BEVDongfeng	7.2%16	7 Phev 1Jaecoo	13.9%44	ZS LUX HEVMG	7.3%40	NEW HB20Hyundai	4.1%104	Trailblazer High CountryChevrolet	1.5%10
4	Captiva Premier EVChevrolet	5.4%12	H7 Phev 4X2Great Wall	13.2%42	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	6.6%36	NEW HB20SHyundai	4.1%104	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	1.5%10
5	EX2Geely	5.4%12	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	9.8%31	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	4.4%24	K3 CrossKIA	3.5%89	CarensKIA	0.9%6
6	I60Aion	4.9%11	Atto 8 DM-PBYD	4.7%15	Filante Alpine HEVRenault	3.8%21	CX-30Mazda	3.5%88	Montero Sport GLSMitsubishi	0.8%5
7	BYD7001BEVA4BYD	3.6%8	EX5 EM-IGeely	3.8%12	Koleos AlpineRenault	3.3%18	ZX CVT PlusMG	3.2%82	X6 XDRIVE30D MBMW	0.5%3
8	Spark EV ATChevrolet	3.6%8	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	3.5%11	SorentoKIA	3.1%17	Emgrand GX3 PROGeely	2.9%72	Q5 TDIAudi	0.3%2
9	ORA 5 EVGreat Wall	3.6%8	Tank 700 PhevGreat Wall	3.5%11	Corolla CrossToyota	2.7%15	NEW Grand I10Hyundai	2.6%65	Q5 TDI SBAudi	0.3%2
10	S5 EV COMMG	2.2%5	TI 7 DM-PBYD	3.1%10	RAV4Toyota	2.5%14	NEW Creta ComfortHyundai	2.5%64	GLA 200 DMercedes-Benz	0.3%2
	rest	42.6%95	rest	15.5%49	rest	44.7%246	rest	62.4%1,574	rest	47.8%315

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

September 2026 · 4,286 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.5%277	PHEV	10.6%456	HEV	9.8%422	PETROL	67.6%2,899	DIESEL	5.4%232
1	Icaur	22.0%61	Soueast	23.0%105	Toyota	46.0%194	Hyundai	19.8%575	Toyota	31.5%73
2	Jmev	21.7%60	Icaur	18.0%82	Hyundai	13.3%56	KIA	11.0%319	KIA	22.4%52
3	Volvo	19.9%55	Chery	10.3%47	Chery	9.2%39	Chevrolet	9.4%272	Chevrolet	21.1%49
4	Chevrolet	13.0%36	Changan	9.2%42	Nissan	8.1%34	Chery	8.6%250	Mercedes-Benz	7.8%18
5	GAC	5.4%15	BYD	7.5%34	Jaecoo	6.4%27	Volkswagen	7.4%214	Mitsubishi	7.8%18
6	Geely	4.3%12	Lynk & CO	6.1%28	Honda	5.7%24	Kenton	7.1%207	Audi	3.0%7
7	Omoda	4.3%12	Volvo	4.6%21	MG	4.7%20	Geely	6.0%173	Nissan	2.6%6
8	MG	2.5%7	BMW	4.2%19	GAC	1.9%8	Nissan	4.8%138	BMW	1.3%3
9	Mini	2.5%7	GAC	4.0%18	Lexus	1.9%8	Changan	3.3%95	Maxus	1.3%3
10	Avatr	1.1%3	Jetour	3.5%16	Maserati	1.2%5	GAC	3.1%91	Baic	0.9%2
	rest	3.2%9	rest	9.6%44	rest	1.7%7	rest	19.5%565	rest	0.4%1

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	6.5%277	PHEV	10.6%456	HEV	9.8%422	PETROL	67.6%2,899	DIESEL	5.4%232
1	EX30Volvo	19.9%55	V27 Luxury 1Icaur	11.0%50	T4 PRO 1Chery	9.2%39	Cuaciclon Kenton VolkanoKenton	5.8%168	SeltosKIA	19.0%44
2	V23 Comfort A/TIcaur	17.7%49	S08 Phev GLSSoueast	11.0%50	Corolla CrossToyota	9.2%39	SolutoKIA	5.7%164	Trailblazer High CountryChevrolet	11.6%27
3	EV2Jmev	10.8%30	TI 7 DM-PBYD	6.6%30	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	6.9%29	SonetKIA	5.3%155	Montero Sport GLSMitsubishi	7.8%18
4	EV3Jmev	10.8%30	T9 PRO 1Chery	6.6%30	5 HEV 1Jaecoo	6.4%27	NEW HB20Hyundai	4.5%130	CarensKIA	3.5%8
5	EX2Geely	4.3%12	S06 Phev IIISoueast	6.1%28	X-Trail E-Power ExclusiveNissan	5.0%21	NEW HB20SHyundai	4.5%130	X-Terra Premium 4X2Nissan	1.7%4
6	V23 Luxury A/TIcaur	4.3%12	S06 Phev VSoueast	5.9%27	ZS LUX HEVMG	4.7%20	NEW Grand I10Hyundai	2.5%71	Q5 TDI SportbackAudi	0.9%2
7	Spark EUV VChevrolet	2.9%8	S7 Ultra TBGAC	4.0%18	CorollaToyota	3.5%15	Kait Sense CVTNissan	2.4%68	Q7 TDI EliteAudi	0.9%2
8	Spark EV ATChevrolet	2.9%8	03T Luxury 1Icaur	4.0%18	CR-V Fhev BrandHonda	3.1%13	NEW CretaHyundai	2.2%64	X3 20D XdriveBMW	0.9%2
9	Aion UT PremioGAC	2.9%8	E Deepal S05Changan	3.3%15	X-Trail E-Power AdvanceNissan	3.1%13	Tera Highline TFVolkswagen	2.1%60	G10 Minib SMaxus	0.9%2
10	Aion UT EliteGAC	2.5%7	V27 Comfort 1Icaur	3.1%14	ZR-VHonda	2.6%11	Onix LT HBChevrolet	2.0%59	X-Terra Premium 4X4Nissan	0.9%2
	rest	20.9%58	rest	38.6%176	rest	46.2%195	rest	63.1%1,830	rest	52.2%121

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

August 2026 · 4,080 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.6%146	PHEV	14.9%606	HEV	14.4%586
1	Icaur	34.2%50	Jetour	26.6%161	Toyota	38.0%223
2	Chevrolet	32.9%48	Great Wall	21.6%131	KIA	24.4%143
3	Volvo	17.1%25	BYD	21.3%129	Great Wall	18.4%108
4	BYD	11.6%17	Soueast	13.0%79	MG	10.2%60
5	Mini	2.7%4	Volvo	4.0%24	Renault	3.6%21
6	BMW	0.7%1	MG	3.0%18	Baic	1.5%9
7	Dongfeng	0.7%1	Changan	2.8%17	Lexus	1.5%9
8			Lynk & CO	2.1%13	Honda	1.4%8
9			BMW	1.8%11	Subaru	0.5%3
10			Deepal	1.3%8	Dongfeng	0.2%1
			rest	2.5%15	rest	0.2%1

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.6%146	PHEV	14.9%606	HEV	14.4%586
1	V23 Comfort A/TIcaur	24.0%35	Song Plus DM-IBYD	14.7%89	SportageKIA	17.6%103
2	EX30Volvo	13.7%20	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	8.8%53	Jolion PRO HEVGreat Wall	10.8%63
3	V23 Luxury A/TIcaur	10.3%15	S08 Phev GLSSoueast	5.3%32	ZS LUX HEVMG	8.5%50
4	Captiva EV PremierChevrolet	8.2%12	Yuan PRO DM-IBYD	5.0%30	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	7.7%45
5	Yuan PROBYD	6.9%10	S06 Phev VSoueast	4.5%27	SorentoKIA	5.3%31
6	Sealion 7 AWDBYD	3.4%5	H7 Phev 4X2Great Wall	4.3%26	EL Hybrid 2Toyota	4.6%27
7	EX40Volvo	2.1%3	T2 Phev 4WDJetour	4.1%25	Koleos AlpineRenault	3.6%21
8	Yuan Plus InteligentBYD	1.4%2	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	4.0%24	MG3 HEV COMMG	1.7%10
9	Countryman SE ALL4Mini	1.4%2	S06 Phev IIISoueast	3.3%20	EL L HybridToyota	1.7%10
10	EC40Volvo	1.4%2	HS Phev LUXMG	3.0%18	CarnivalKIA	1.5%9
	rest	27.4%40	rest	43.2%262	rest	37.0%217

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

July 2026 · 3,922 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.9%191	PHEV	5.7%223	HEV	10.5%413
1	Chevrolet	37.7%72	Great Wall	22.4%50	Toyota	45.8%189
2	Jmev	13.1%25	Chery	20.2%45	Hyundai	22.5%93
3	Volvo	11.5%22	Icaur	19.7%44	Great Wall	11.4%47
4	Dongfeng	7.3%14	Deepal	15.2%34	MG	7.8%32
5	BYD	5.8%11	BMW	5.8%13	Chery	4.4%18
6	Zeekr	5.2%10	Geely	5.4%12	Lexus	3.6%15
7	MG	3.7%7	BYD	4.9%11	Baic	2.4%10
8	Icaur	3.1%6	Volvo	2.2%5	Subaru	1.2%5
9	Toyota	3.1%6	MG	1.8%4	KIA	1.0%4
10	Lotus	2.6%5	Avatr	0.9%2
	rest	6.8%13	rest	1.3%3

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.9%191	PHEV	5.7%223	HEV	10.5%413
1	Spark EUV TChevrolet	20.9%40	T8 PRO 1Chery	13.5%30	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	21.8%90
2	EX30Volvo	11.5%22	H6 GT DeluxeGreat Wall	11.2%25	Jolion PRO HEVGreat Wall	10.2%42
3	Captiva EV PremierChevrolet	9.4%18	V27 Comfort 1Icaur	9.4%21	ZS LUX HEVMG	5.3%22
4	EV2Jmev	9.4%18	T7 PRO 1Chery	6.7%15	T4 PRO 1Chery	4.4%18
5	Mhero IIDongfeng	4.7%9	S05 Reev CONDeepal	6.7%15	RAV4Toyota	4.4%18
6	Spark EV ATChevrolet	4.2%8	S07 Reev CONDeepal	6.7%15	MG3 HEV COMMG	2.4%10
7	EV3Jmev	3.7%7	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	6.7%15	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	1.2%5
8	S5 EV COMMG	3.7%7	V27 Luxury 1Icaur	6.7%15	Crosstrek 2 0I-SSubaru	1.2%5
9	KTZ33X26S-ABYD	3.1%6	Yuan PRO DM-IBYD	4.5%10	CarnivalKIA	1.0%4
10	Captiva Premier EVChevrolet	3.1%6	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	4.5%10	Land CruiserToyota	0.7%3
	rest	26.2%50	rest	23.3%52	rest	47.5%196

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

June 2026 · 3,421 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	2.8%97	PHEV	2.4%83	HEV	15.8%541
1	Chevrolet	37.1%36	Lynk & CO	53.0%44	Toyota	45.3%245
2	Great Wall	12.4%12	Geely	14.5%12	KIA	36.4%197
3	LMT	12.4%12	Volvo	8.4%7	MG	7.4%40
4	BYD	6.2%6	BMW	7.2%6	Lexus	3.3%18
5	KIA	6.2%6	Land Rover	7.2%6	Baic	2.6%14
6	GAC	4.1%4	Avatr	4.8%4	Renault	2.0%11
7	Mini	4.1%4	Porsche	3.6%3	Nissan	1.5%8
8	Geely	3.1%3	Ferrari	1.2%1	Hyundai	0.5%3
9	Honda	3.1%3			Subaru	0.4%2
10	Xpeng	3.1%3			Chevrolet	0.2%1
	rest	8.2%8			rest	0.4%2

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	2.8%97	PHEV	2.4%83	HEV	15.8%541
1	Spark EUV TChevrolet	16.5%16	06Lynk & CO	39.8%33	SportageKIA	25.3%137
2	Q8TILMT	12.4%12	01Lynk & CO	13.2%11	SorentoKIA	10.7%58
3	ORA 03 SkinGreat Wall	11.3%11	EX5 EMI MAXGeely	7.2%6	ZS LUX HEVMG	5.5%30
4	Captiva EV PremierChevrolet	6.2%6	EX5 EMI PROGeely	7.2%6	Koleos AlpineRenault	2.0%11
5	EV5KIA	6.2%6	Range Rover SportLand Rover	6.0%5	MG3 HEV COMMG	1.8%10
6	Aion Y PlusGAC	4.1%4	07 Reev RWDAvatr	4.8%4	X-Trail E-Power ExclusiveNissan	1.3%7
7	Yuan UPBYD	3.1%3	XC90Volvo	4.8%4	Crolla Cross HybridToyota	1.3%7
8	G9Xpeng	3.1%3	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	3.6%3	4RUNNER Limited HybridToyota	0.9%5
9	Q6 Etron SBAudi	2.1%2	XC60Volvo	3.6%3	NEW Palisade LimitedHyundai	0.5%3
10	Aceman E CHNMini	2.1%2	X1 XDRIVE25EBMW	2.4%2	4RUNNER Platinum HybridToyota	0.5%3
	rest	33.0%32	rest	7.2%6	rest	49.9%270

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

May 2026 · 3,208 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.5%145	PHEV	5.6%181	HEV	14.5%464
1	BYD	27.6%40	BYD	33.1%60	Toyota	37.3%173
2	Volvo	17.2%25	Icaur	19.9%36	KIA	23.7%110
3	Gotogo	13.8%20	Great Wall	13.3%24	Hyundai	14.7%68
4	Chevrolet	9.7%14	MG	10.5%19	Great Wall	5.6%26
5	Jmev	6.9%10	Chery	9.4%17	Nissan	4.5%21
6	Icaur	6.2%9	GAC	3.9%7	Renault	4.1%19
7	LMT	5.5%8	Deepal	2.8%5	Chery	3.2%15
8	Audi	2.1%3	Leapmotor	2.8%5	Lexus	3.0%14
9	Baojun	2.1%3	JAC	1.7%3	GAC	1.7%8
10	Deepal SO5	2.1%3	BMW	0.5%1	MG	1.5%7
	rest	6.9%10	rest	2.2%4	rest	0.6%3

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.5%145	PHEV	5.6%181	HEV	14.5%464
1	Yuan PROBYD	20.7%30	Yuan PRO DM-IBYD	27.6%50	SportageKIA	17.0%79
2	EX30Volvo	17.2%25	V27 Comfort 1Icaur	11.6%21	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	13.2%61
3	V3Gotogo	13.8%20	T7 PRO 1Chery	8.3%15	SorentoKIA	6.5%30
4	Sealion 7 AWDBYD	6.9%10	H6 GT DeluxeGreat Wall	8.3%15	Koleos AlpineRenault	4.1%19
5	EV3Jmev	6.9%10	V27 Luxury 1Icaur	8.3%15	Jolion PRO HEVGreat Wall	3.5%16
6	V23 Comfort A/TIcaur	6.2%9	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	5.0%9	X-Trail E-Power ExclusiveNissan	3.5%16
7	Spark EV ATChevrolet	5.5%8	Atto 8 DM-IBYD	2.8%5	T4 PRO 1Chery	3.2%15
8	L80LMT	5.5%8	Atto 8 DM-PBYD	2.8%5	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	2.2%10
9	Captiva Premier EVChevrolet	4.1%6	C10 ReevLeapmotor	2.8%5	NEW Palisade CalligraphyHyundai	1.3%6
10	YEP PlusBaojun	2.1%3	S7 Ultra TBGAC	2.2%4	X-Trail E-Power AdvanceNissan	1.1%5
	rest	11.0%16	rest	20.4%37	rest	44.6%207

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

April 2026 · 3,170 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	2.6%82	PHEV	8.8%279	HEV	12.2%386
1	BYD	26.8%22	Chery	19.4%54	KIA	33.7%130
2	Icaur	18.3%15	Jetour	17.6%49	Toyota	32.4%125
3	Aion	11.0%9	Soueast	17.2%48	Chery	14.0%54
4	Jmev	7.3%6	Great Wall	13.6%38	Great Wall	7.2%28
5	KIA	7.3%6	BMW	6.8%19	MG	5.7%22
6	Mini	7.3%6	Deepal	5.7%16	Hyundai	3.9%15
7	Toyota	6.1%5	Land Rover	4.3%12	Lexus	1.8%7
8	JAC	3.7%3	Volvo	3.6%10	Nissan	0.8%3
9	BMW	2.4%2	Lynk & CO	3.2%9	Subaru	0.5%2
10	MG	2.4%2	Avatr	2.5%7
	rest	7.3%6	rest	6.1%17

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	2.6%82	PHEV	8.8%279	HEV	12.2%386
1	Yuan UPBYD	14.6%12	T7 PRO 1Chery	12.9%36	SportageKIA	32.6%126
2	V23 Comfort A/TIcaur	14.6%12	T8 PRO 1Chery	6.5%18	T4 PRO 1Chery	14.0%54
3	YplusAion	11.0%9	S08 15 PhevSoueast	6.5%18	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	4.2%16
4	E2BYD	9.8%8	S06 Phev IIISoueast	5.4%15	KonaHyundai	3.9%15
5	EV3Jmev	7.3%6	S06 Phev VSoueast	5.4%15	Jolion PRO HEVGreat Wall	3.1%12
6	EV5KIA	7.3%6	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	3.9%11	SorentoKIA	1.0%4
7	V23 Luxury A/TIcaur	3.7%3	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	3.6%10	Corolla Cross EliteToyota	1.0%4
8	E30X LuxuryJAC	3.7%3	H6 GT DeluxeGreat Wall	3.6%10	X-Trail E-Power AdvanceNissan	0.8%3
9	Aceman E CHNMini	3.7%3	XC90Volvo	3.6%10	4RUNNERToyota	0.5%2
10	Aceman SE CHNMini	2.4%2	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	3.2%9	FrontlanderToyota	0.5%2
	rest	22.0%18	rest	45.5%127	rest	38.3%148

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

March 2026 · 3,132 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.3%135	PHEV	9.4%295	HEV	10.8%339
1	Chevrolet	31.1%42	BYD	34.2%101	Toyota	35.1%119
2	BYD	15.6%21	Jetour	14.9%44	KIA	32.7%111
3	Xiaomi	15.6%21	Chery	11.9%35	Hyundai	9.1%31
4	Wuling	8.2%11	MG	10.2%30	Great Wall	8.3%28
5	Avatr	6.7%9	Great Wall	6.8%20	Nissan	5.0%17
6	KIA	6.7%9	Soueast	6.4%19	Lexus	3.2%11
7	Mini	4.4%6	BMW	4.4%13	MG	2.9%10
8	GAC	3.0%4	Volvo	3.7%11	GAC	2.4%8
9	Audi	2.2%3	Land Rover	2.4%7	Chevrolet	0.6%2
10	Volvo	2.2%3	Deepal	2.0%6	Lynk & CO	0.3%1
	rest	4.4%6	rest	3.1%9	rest	0.3%1

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	4.3%135	PHEV	9.4%295	HEV	10.8%339
1	YU7 MAXXiaomi	13.3%18	Song Plus DM-IBYD	29.5%87	SportageKIA	21.2%72
2	Yuan UP SmartBYD	6.7%9	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	6.8%20	Haval Jolion PROGreat Wall	8.3%28
3	EV5KIA	6.7%9	T8 PRO 1Chery	6.1%18	SorentoKIA	6.8%23
4	Spark EUV TChevrolet	5.9%8	T7 PRO 1Chery	5.8%17	CarnivalKIA	4.7%16
5	Spark EV ATChevrolet	5.9%8	OMG	5.1%15	X-Trail E-Power AdvanceNissan	4.1%14
6	Captiva EV PremierChevrolet	4.4%6	S06 Phev IIISoueast	3.4%10	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	2.9%10
7	Captiva Premier EVChevrolet	4.4%6	XC90Volvo	3.4%10	NEW KonaHyundai	2.9%10
8	Aceman E CHNMini	3.0%4	S06 Phev VSoueast	3.0%9	NEW Palisade LimitedHyundai	2.1%7
9	Miniev LZW7001EVD1Wuling	3.0%4	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	2.4%7	Corolla Cross HybridToyota	1.8%6
10	E5Audi	1.5%2	Atto 8 DM-IBYD	2.0%6	Emkoo GL HEVGAC	1.2%4
	rest	45.2%61	rest	32.5%96	rest	44.0%149

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

February 2026 · 2,655 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.4%89	PHEV	4.7%126	HEV	8.6%227
1	Volvo	38.2%34	Chery	26.2%33	Toyota	41.9%95
2	BYD	27.0%24	Lynk & CO	21.4%27	Hyundai	30.0%68
3	GAC	9.0%8	Volvo	20.6%26	Renault	8.8%20
4	Aion	6.7%6	Deepal	12.7%16	Lexus	7.9%18
5	Dongfeng	6.7%6	Jetour	10.3%13	KGM	7.0%16
6	Audi	4.5%4	BMW	5.6%7	KIA	4.0%9
7	KIA	4.5%4	Porsche	2.4%3	BMW	0.4%1
8	Lexus	1.1%1	BYD	0.8%1
9	Porsche	1.1%1
10	Xiaomi	1.1%1

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.4%89	PHEV	4.7%126	HEV	8.6%227
1	EX30Volvo	38.2%34	06Lynk & CO	21.4%27	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	21.6%49
2	Aion UTGAC	9.0%8	T8 PRO 1Chery	18.2%23	Koleos AlpineRenault	8.4%19
3	YplusAion	6.7%6	XC60Volvo	17.5%22	NEW KonaHyundai	7.0%16
4	EL 401 AIRDongfeng	6.7%6	T7 PRO 1Chery	7.9%10	TorresKGM	7.0%16
5	EV5KIA	4.5%4	S05 CONDeepal	7.1%9	SportageKIA	4.0%9
6	Q6 Etron QuattroAudi	2.2%2	S07 CONDeepal	3.2%4	NEW Palisade CalligraphyHyundai	1.3%3
7	Q6LAudi	2.2%2	XC90Volvo	3.2%4	Corolla CrossToyota	1.3%3
8	Leopard 8BYD	1.1%1	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	2.4%3	RX500HLexus	0.9%2
9	Seagull Intelligent DrivingBYD	1.1%1	G318 Luxury CONDeepal	2.4%3	X3 30E XdriveBMW	0.4%1
10	Song LBYD	1.1%1	X1 XDRIVE25EBMW	1.6%2	UX300HLexus	0.4%1
	rest	27.0%24	rest	15.1%19	rest	47.6%108

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

January 2026 · 2,330 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	1.5%34	PHEV	7.9%184	HEV	10.2%237
1	BYD	23.5%8	Lynk & CO	21.7%40	KIA	37.1%88
2	Honda	17.6%6	Jetour	21.2%39	Toyota	33.3%79
3	Aion	11.8%4	Soueast	19.0%35	Hyundai	11.4%27
4	JAC	11.8%4	Great Wall	10.9%20	MG	8.4%20
5	KIA	11.8%4	Deepal	7.6%14	Great Wall	5.1%12
6	Leapmotor	8.8%3	Volvo	6.5%12	Lexus	4.6%11
7	Audi	2.9%1	BMW	4.3%8
8	Mercedes-Benz	2.9%1	Leapmotor	3.3%6
9	Mini	2.9%1	BYD	1.6%3
10	Porsche	2.9%1	Mercedes-Benz	1.6%3
	rest	2.9%1	rest	2.2%4

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	1.5%34	PHEV	7.9%184	HEV	10.2%237
1	EL 330 KMAion	11.8%4	06Lynk & CO	21.7%40	SportageKIA	18.1%43
2	EV5KIA	11.8%4	S06 Phev IIISoueast	10.9%20	CarnivalKIA	10.5%25
3	T03 LuxuryLeapmotor	8.8%3	S06 Phev VSoueast	8.2%15	SorentoKIA	8.4%20
4	E30X LuxuryJAC	5.9%2	S07 CONDeepal	5.4%10	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	4.2%10
5	E30X StandardJAC	5.9%2	XC60Volvo	3.8%7	NEW Palisade CalligraphyHyundai	3.4%8
6	Leopard 5BYD	2.9%1	C10 ReevLeapmotor	3.3%6	NEW Palisade LimtedHyundai	3.4%8
7	Tang L EVBYD	2.9%1	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	2.7%5	Haval Jolion PROGreat Wall	2.5%6
8	Yuan PlusBYD	2.9%1	XC90Volvo	2.7%5	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	2.5%6
9	Yuan UPBYD	2.9%1	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	2.2%4	4RUNNER TRD PROToyota	0.8%2
10	Yuan UP SmartBYD	2.9%1	Haval H6 GTGreat Wall	2.2%4	Land CruiserToyota	0.8%2
	rest	41.2%14	rest	37.0%68	rest	45.1%107

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

December 2025 · 2,780 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.1%85	PHEV	4.9%135	HEV	11.2%310
1	Chevrolet	29.4%25	Great Wall	45.9%62	Toyota	43.9%136
2	Volvo	28.2%24	Jetour	14.1%19	Chery	17.4%54
3	Jmev	17.6%15	Lynk & CO	13.3%18	KIA	9.3%29
4	BYD	9.4%8	BMW	5.9%8	Great Wall	7.4%23
5	Audi	8.2%7	Chery	5.9%8	Hyundai	7.1%22
6	BMW	3.5%3	Deepal	5.9%8	MG	6.5%20
7	Honda	1.2%1	Mercedes-Benz	3.7%5	Lexus	4.8%15
8	Porsche	1.2%1	Porsche	3.0%4	KGM	3.2%10
9	Xiaomi	1.2%1	Changan	0.7%1	Jeep	0.3%1
10			Denza	0.7%1
			rest	0.7%1

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	3.1%85	PHEV	4.9%135	HEV	11.2%310
1	EX30Volvo	22.4%19	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	14.8%20	T4 PRO 1Chery	17.4%54
2	Spark EUV TChevrolet	17.6%15	06 A OLynk & CO	13.3%18	SportageKIA	9.3%29
3	EV3Jmev	17.6%15	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	11.8%16	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	4.2%13
4	ELBYD	4.7%4	Haval H6 GTGreat Wall	10.4%14	ALL NEW TucsonHyundai	4.2%13
5	EX40Volvo	4.7%4	Tank 300 PhevGreat Wall	7.4%10	Torres A OKGM	3.2%10
6	Yuan UPBYD	3.5%3	T8 PRO 1Chery	5.9%8	NEW KonaHyundai	2.9%9
7	Captiva EV PremierChevrolet	3.5%3	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	3.0%4	Jolion PRO HEVGreat Wall	2.3%7
8	Q6 E-Tron QuattroAudi	2.4%2	S05 ReevDeepal	3.0%4	Tank 500 HEVGreat Wall	0.7%2
9	Q6 Etron PerformanceAudi	2.4%2	S07 ReevDeepal	2.2%3	UX300HLexus	0.7%2
10	Q6 E-Tron SportbackAudi	1.2%1	330E LimousineBMW	1.5%2	Haval Jolion PROGreat Wall	0.3%1
	rest	20.0%17	rest	26.7%36	rest	54.8%170

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

November 2025 · 2,645 new imports. Single-month lists are shorter: top 10 brands and top 10 designations per powertrain.

Top brands — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	2.5%65	PHEV	3.8%100	HEV	8.9%236
1	Volvo	41.5%27	Great Wall	44.0%44	Toyota	42.4%100
2	BYD	33.9%22	Chery	24.0%24	Chery	21.6%51
3	Aion	9.2%6	BMW	10.0%10	Hyundai	16.5%39
4	BMW	6.2%4	Deepal	10.0%10	Nissan	8.1%19
5	Mercedes-Benz	4.6%3	Jetour	5.0%5	Lexus	7.2%17
6	Mini	4.6%3	Porsche	3.0%3	Great Wall	4.2%10
7			Soueast	3.0%3
8			Lexus	1.0%1

Top designations — % of each powertrain; header: the powertrain's % of all importsimports; header: the powertrain's total

#	BEV	2.5%65	PHEV	3.8%100	HEV	8.9%236
1	EX30Volvo	41.5%27	Tank 400 PhevGreat Wall	20.0%20	T4 PRO 1Chery	21.6%51
2	SeagullBYD	13.9%9	T8 PRO TChery	15.0%15	Tucson A OHyundai	14.8%35
3	YplusAion	9.2%6	T7 PRO TChery	9.0%9	X-Trail E-Power ExclusiveNissan	5.1%12
4	DolphinBYD	9.2%6	NEW H6 PhevGreat Wall	9.0%9	X-Trail E-Power AdvanceNissan	3.0%7
5	Yuan UPBYD	4.6%3	Tank 300 PhevGreat Wall	9.0%9	NEW H6 HEVGreat Wall	1.7%4
6	EQA 260Mercedes-Benz	4.6%3	X5 XDRIVE50EBMW	8.0%8	Tank 500 HEVGreat Wall	1.7%4
7	Aceman SE CHNMini	4.6%3	Haval H6 GTGreat Wall	6.0%6	Kona A OHyundai	1.7%4
8	IX1BMW	1.5%1	S05 Reev CONDeepal	4.0%4	Haval Jolion PROGreat Wall	0.9%2
9	Seagull IndriveBYD	1.5%1	S07 Reev CONDeepal	4.0%4	RX500HLexus	0.9%2
10	Seagull Intelligent DriveBYD	1.5%1	X3 30E XdriveBMW	2.0%2	UX300HLexus	0.9%2
	rest	7.7%5	rest	14.0%14	rest	47.9%113

HEV = full hybrid (no plug; counted as ICE in the curves).

Raw source

Go and check the numbers yourself:

DNIT (customs, ex Dirección Nacional de Aduanas) — Portal de Datos Abiertos ↗

Customs open-data portal — monthly files ("Descargas") — one CSV per month from 1997, item level ("Nivel_Item", ≈ 300 MB in 2026) and sub-item level; the fetcher reads the item level
List of customs regimes (destinaciones) — defines which regime codes are definitive imports for consumption (counted) and which are suspensive or entries into a bonded warehouse / free zone (not counted)
CADAM — Cámara de Distribuidores de Automotores y Maquinarias — the distributors' chamber; its import figures (press releases) are the reference the series was validated against

How the data flows

Origin

SOFIA, the customs declaration system of the Dirección Nacional de Ingresos Tributarios (DNIT)

Source / API

DNIT (customs, ex Dirección Nacional de Aduanas) — Portal de Datos Abiertos

Fetcher

scripts/fetch_paraguay.py · .github/workflows/fetch-paraguay.yml

Download

The customs portal publishes every import and export declaration item of a month as one CSV (about 300 MB in 2026). The server is slow per connection but serves byte ranges, so the fetcher downloads a month as twelve parallel pieces (about a minute) and checks the size. A month is only used once its file was generated after the month ended.

Pick the cars

Only imports of NCM heading 87.03 (passenger cars, SUVs, MPVs) count. Whether the car enters the Paraguayan market is decided by the customs regime of the declaration.

Customs regime of the declaration?

definitive import for consumption (IC… — incl. from a bonded warehouse, IC09), diplomatic (ID04/ID09) or from a free zone (ZF2I)
Declared state of the goods (USO)?
- NUEVOWhole
- USADOUsed (data-only file, not charted)
entry into a bonded warehouse (IDA…) or a free zone (ZF01)not counted
the car is counted when it leaves for consumption (IC09 / ZF2I) — never twice
temporary import, leasing, complementary fraction (IFC1)not counted

Powertrain

Since 2017 the international tariff nomenclature (HS 2017) splits cars by powertrain, and the declaration's tariff line (NCM, eight digits) carries it.

Tariff subheading?

8703.80 — electric motor onlyBEV
8703.60 / 8703.70 — combustion + electric, chargeable from the gridPHEV
range extenders included
8703.40 / 8703.50 — combustion + electric, not chargeableHEV
full and mild hybrids
8703.21–.24 — spark ignition onlyPETROL
8703.31–.33 — diesel onlyDIESEL
8703.90 — otherOTHERS

Correct the declared line

The tariff line is what the importer declares. Within the electrified lines a few models are declared on the wrong one, and their description says so — a short table of explicit rules (each with its reason) moves them; petrol and diesel lines are never moved, only reported for review.

What does the description of an electrified line name?

e-POWER on the electric-only line (Nissan X-Trail)HEV
a series hybrid without a plug — the petrol engine only charges the battery
REEV / PHEV / DM-i / plug-in on the electric-only or the hybrid linePHEV
HEV / hybrid on the electric-only lineHEV
anything elsethe declared line

Count

One declaration item is one car — the quantity column is unreliable for cars, so a quantity above one is believed only when the item's net weight is that of that many cars (at least 600 kg each). A chassis number (VIN) quoted twice in one month counts once.

Check against CADAM

CADAM, the distributors' chamber, publishes yearly electrified imports. BEV + PHEV + HEV together match within 2–6% every year 2021–2025, PHEV and HEV in 2025 within 0.5%. BEV is lower here (2025 — 698 vs 858) because the two count differently; going through every 2025 declaration on the electric-only line reconciles the two to a single car (698 + 82 + 68 + 9 = 857 vs 858).

A declaration on the electric-only line (8703.80) that CADAM counts as a BEV — what does this series do with it?

a new car released for consumptionBEV (698 in 2025)
Nissan X-Trail e-POWERHEV, not BEV (82 in 2025)
a hybrid without a plug — CADAM's own brand table has Nissan at 13% of its BEVs
entry into a bonded warehouse or free zone (IDA3, ZF01, IT04)not counted on entry (68 in 2025)
counted once, when it is released; a gross count takes it twice (15 Xiaomi into the free zone in 2025 and the same 15 out)
a used car (USADO)Used data file (9 in 2025)

Store

data/Paraguay.csv

Render

Each new or changed month re-renders the country. Shares are read from the CSV as column ÷ TOTAL and grouped into three curves. A generalized Weibull S-curve is fitted to the BEV and the ICE share, and the charts, the fitted parameters, the twelve-month totals and the uncertainty bands are rewritten.

Which curve does a CSV column count towards?

BEVBEV
PHEV or EREV (plug-in hybrids, range extenders)
Does the source split plug-ins from other hybrids?
- yesPHEV
- no — one combined hybrid figure (parked in HEV)ICE
  the PHEV curve is left out, never drawn at zero
HEV or MHEV (full and mild hybrids — no plug)ICE
petrol, diesel, gas, flex-fuel, othersICE

Gallery

BEV Trajectories gallery

Definitions & scope

Acquisition	File — downloaded as a data file (XLSX / Parquet / ODS / zip)
Vehicle scope	Imports for consumption of new cars (Whole) into Paraguay — counted when they clear customs, not when they are registered. Pickups and goods vehicles (NCM 87.04), golf carts, cars entering a bonded warehouse or free zone (counted when they leave it), temporary imports and leasing are in no variant.
HEV (full hybrids)	BEV, PHEV and HEV are the tariff subheadings of HS 2017 (8703.80 electric only; 8703.60/.70 plug-in hybrids, range extenders included; 8703.40/.50 hybrids that cannot be charged from the grid). HEV therefore counts full AND mild hybrids.
Backfill	from 2017-01, the first month of the HS 2017 nomenclature that splits cars by powertrain; the customs files reach back to 1997 but without a powertrain split
Auth	none

Variants

Each variant is its own series with its own CSV. Not every variant is charted in the gallery — the CSV is the authoritative record either way.

Variant	What it counts	Held	Raw data
Whole	New cars imported for consumption — NCM heading 87.03 (cars, SUVs, MPVs ≈ EU M1) with the declaration's own state NUEVO.	2017-01 – 2026-10 118 rows	`data/Paraguay.csv`

History we hold

Every bar is the span actually present in our stored CSV — breaks in a bar are real gaps in the series, not rendering. Cadence is shown on the right.

Whole 2017-01–2026-10 (118 rows).

Which fuel columns this source fills

A blank column almost never means "no such cars" — it means this source does not split them out, and those vehicles are counted inside another column. Check the caveats for where they land.

	BEV	PHEV	HEV	PETROL	DIESEL	OTHERS
Whole	reported	reported	reported	reported	reported	reported

reported column exists but is zero in every row not reported by this source. Hover a cell for the row count.

Caveats

These are imports, not registrations. Paraguay has no car industry, so over a year imports and the market are the same thing, and the distributors' chamber CADAM measures the market this way too. A single month can still run ahead of sales when importers stock up.
The powertrain is the tariff line the importer declares and customs accepts. Validated against CADAM's published yearly electrified imports, 2021–2025, within 2–6% every year.
{'BEV here is lower than CADAM\'s published figure (2025 — 698 vs 858, −19%). The gap is one of definition and is reconciled to a single car (see "Check against CADAM" below)': "CADAM adds up every declaration on the electric-only tariff line, so it counts the Nissan X-Trail e-POWER (a hybrid without a plug) as electric, counts a car that goes through a bonded warehouse or free zone twice — on entry and again on release — and includes used imports. This series counts each new car once, on release, and the e-POWER as a hybrid. Quoting CADAM's BEV figure next to this chart will therefore always show a gap."}
HEV includes mild hybrids (they share tariff subheading 8703.40 with full hybrids) — except where an importer declares them on a petrol line (Fiat Pulse/Fastback and Mazda CX-60/CX-90 mild hybrids, about 500 cars 2025–26), where they stay in PETROL.
{'A few models are declared on the wrong electrified tariff line and are corrected from their description': 'the Nissan X-Trail e-POWER (a hybrid without a plug, declared as electric-only) is counted as HEV, range-extender models (Leapmotor C10 REEV, Deepal S05) as PHEV.'}
Pickups are not in Whole (they are NCM 87.04, goods vehicles) — in Paraguay a large segment (Hilux, Ranger, …), so CADAM's "vehicles" figure is larger than Whole.
{'Used-car imports (one and a half to three times the number of new cars every year since 2017, almost all combustion — BEV about 0.03%) are kept as a data-only file (data/Paraguay_Used.csv)': 'fetched every month, not charted. The new-car chart therefore describes well under half of the cars entering the Paraguayan fleet.'}
One declaration item is one car. The quantity column is unreliable for cars (thousands of single cars a month carry "7"); a larger quantity is believed only when the item weighs that many cars.