According to the marketing agency NAPI, in January-July 2026, 30.6 thousand new and used trucks* were issued for financial leasing, which was a 6.5% rise on 2025, but 49.0% decline on 2024.
Following results of 7 months, 13.5 thousand new and 17.0 thousand used vehicles were leased. Compared to the similar period of 2024, the truck leasing in the new vehicle market fell by 70.6%, while compared to last year - by 2.8%. Despite the overall decline, new vehicle leasing grew in the segments of tractor units (+10.7%), vans (+2.9%), municipal vehicles (+20.0%), and tankers (+16.0%). Leasing of used vehicles increased by 22.4% on 2024 and by 15.3% on 2025.
In 2026, the share of new vehicles in leasing remains dominant in the following segments:
- Vans (new vehicle share – 69.4% or 1.5 thousand units)
- Lifting vehicles (63.5% or 1.3 thousand units)
- Dropside vehicles/Curtainsiders (58.5% or 1.1 thousand units)
- Municipal vehicles (75.5% or 1.2 thousand units)
- Tankers (82.9% or 0.6 thousand units)
The share of used vehicles exceeds that of new ones in 2026 only in two segments:
- Tractor units (used vehicle share – 66.0% or 9.1 thousand units)
- Dumpers (70.1% or 4.2 thousand units)
These shares are distributed almost equally in the construction vehicle segment (50.1% new and 49.9% used – 3.9 thousand units each).
* Vehicles with GVW over 6 tons
Financial capacity of the automotive market
