Alpine Brand Deliveries: 2025-26 (Q1-Q3)

Renault has resurrected the Alpine brand designed to lift Renault's image as sporty and fun. It seems to be working. From the A110 coupé, the A290 electric hot hatch to the new A390 electric crossover. 

Q3 deliveries were up 57% and up 12% with a quarter still to come. YOY it's up 66%. It's on a roll as the range expands. 

Alpine has avoided the outright two seater convertible sports car that is currently not particularly in favour. 

That said, the A110 is a two seater sports car but with a hard top which makes it a coupé. Does that make a difference? Not sure it does. 

Data & photo source: Renault Group (A290 & A390 shown).

Model deliveries are to the left. The increase / decrease figure is nine months of 2026 with 12 months of 2025. The A290 makes up 70% of the total. 

BMW Brand Global Deliveries : 2025-2026 (Q1-Q3)

After managing a very small 1% decrease last year, Q1-Q3 2026 is down 6%. The three quarters are very even in their decrease.

BMW was expecting 2026 deliveries to match last year but has since downgraded that to a slight decrease. That seems about right. All things considered, a good result.

Data & photo source: BMW Group.

Regions: This data includes MINI, so that reduces the decrease to -5% from the 6% for the BMW brand. Europe is holding up well and the Americas are okay but China and Others are down. China is still an important market, but is steadily shrinking and its relevance likewise shrinks accordingly. .

MINI Brand Global Deliveries : 2025-2026 (Q1-Q3)

BMW's MINI was up 18% in 2025 and up 7% in 2026 YOY. Six quarters in a row were up until Q3 2026, when there was a 2% reduction. In this current market, not an easy thing to do. 

After a few years of reduced volume prior to 2025, some colour is returning to MINI's cheeks, so to speak. In other words, looking more healthy. 

Data & photos: BMW Group. 

There is no breakdown by region provided by the BMW Group, nor by model, meaning a deep dive to know more is not possible.