2025 Was Another Record-Breaking Year
In mid-March, the carmaker's management presented last year's financial results, which were the best in Škoda Auto's history. The all-time high revenue of 30,1 billion euros was driven by increased demand for Škoda vehicles in Europe, India, and other international markets. Take a look at the comparison of financial indicators and the reactions of the board members.
2025 Was Another Record-Breaking Year
In March, Škoda Auto released its financial results for last year. The carmaker posted record-high revenue and operating profit.
Škoda Auto’s financial results for 2025 were presented in a video by Board Members. From left: Holger Peters (Finance, IT and Legal Affairs), Martin Jahn (Sales and Marketing), Klaus Zellmer (CEO), Maren Gräf (People & Culture), Andreas Dick (Production and Logistics), Johannes Neft (Technical Development) and Michael Kerschensteiner (Chief Procurement Officer Škoda and Region East).
Topic
There is strong demand for Škoda vehicles, with growth in key markets across Europe and India and expansion into additional regions. This is also reflected in the financial results, which the company’s management presented on 12 March in a press release and accompanying video. These are the best results in Škoda Auto’s history.
European milestones
840,295
New Škoda car registrations in Europe (EU27+4) in 2025.
+9.6%
Increase compared with 2024.
3
Last year, Škoda cars were the third-best-selling brand in Europe for the first time.
In a challenging international environment, the carmaker demonstrated the resilience of its business model. It reported record-high revenue of EUR 30.1 billion (over CZK 743 billion*), an increase of 8.3% over the previous year. Operating profit rose to EUR 2.5 billion (nearly CZK 62 billion*), a similar increase. Financial stability is also evidenced by the highest-ever net cash flow, which rose by 14.9% to EUR 2.3 billion (approximately CZK 57.5 billion*). This indicator shows the difference between the company’s revenues and expenses. Return on sales also remained at a high level of 8.3%, showing the ratio of net profit to total sales and how efficiently the carmaker converts revenue into profit.
* Based on the ČNB’s average exchange rate for 2025: EUR 1 = CZK 24.693.
Revenue in billions of euros
Share of BEV and PHEV cars in deliveries in Europe.
Škoda electrified cars
What is behind the record numbers
Škoda Auto has had a successful year in terms of the number of cars produced and sold from its most modern and broadest model portfolio to date. Last year, 1,043,900 Škoda cars were delivered to customers worldwide, representing a year-on-year increase of 12.7% (read more in the February 2026 issue of Škoda Mobil). The Škoda brand became the third-best-selling brand in Europe (EU27+4) and the fourth most popular manufacturer in the electric car segment.
A favourable sales mix and the strengthening of the Next Level Efficiency+ cost-saving programme, aimed at optimising costs and leveraging synergies within the Brand Group Core portfolio of volume brands, also contributed positively.
Sales of Škoda’s electrified cars more than doubled year on year. The Elroq was the second-best-selling electric car on the European market and became the top-selling model in the Czech Republic, Denmark, the Netherlands and Slovakia. The Enyaq ranked seventh among the most popular electric cars in Europe. This year, Škoda will double its electric portfolio with the addition of the compact Epiq crossover and the seven-seat Peaq SUV.
Electromobility
218,700
Deliveries of Škoda electrified cars.
+117.5%
Year-on-year increase in deliveries.
4
Škoda electrified cars ranked fourth in Europe last year in terms of registrations.
Sales in India doubled
Developments in international markets are also key to Škoda Auto. Last year, in cooperation with local partner Thanh Cong Group, it launched production in Vietnam and at the same time doubled its sales in India, where it successfully introduced the new Kylaq model in the popular segment of cars under 4 metres long. It also saw strong growth in Morocco, Egypt and Turkey and strengthened its position in the Middle East.
Detailed information on the company’s activities over the past year is contained in the Škoda Auto a.s. Annual Report for 2025, which for the first time also includes a Sustainability Statement. The report is available online and for download in PDF format.
Klaus Zellmer
Škoda Auto CEO
Škoda Auto again proved in 2025 that we can sustain profitable growth based on a robust business model and a clear customer focus. Our success in Europe was supported by a year-on-year increase in registrations of 9.6%, a result unmatched among the Top 10 best-selling brands. Despite challenging market conditions, it’s clear that we’re meeting the needs of customers worldwide, as evidenced by our success in India and other regions.
Holger Peters
Board Member for Finance,
IT and Legal Affairs
Strong profitability among high-volume brands and strong free cash flow provide the financial stability needed to manage the company with confidence amid challenging conditions and to invest in strategically relevant products and services.
Martin Jahn
Board Member for Sales and Marketing
The year 2025 once again confirmed the strength of our brand. Globally, we delivered 12.7% more cars than in 2024. We strengthened our position as the third-best-selling brand in Europe and ranked fourth among electric car manufacturers. Furthermore, the Elroq became the second most popular electric car in Europe. With two all-new models, the Epiq and Peaq, we will make electric mobility accessible to new customer groups this year.
Key performance indicators Škoda Auto Group1
2025
2024
Change2
Deliveries to customers
cars
1,043,900
926,600
+12.7%
Production3
cars
1,106,300
1,027,300
+7.7%
Sales4
cars
1,173,355
1,090,034
+7.6%
Sales revenue
million EUR
30,105
27,787
+8.3%
Operating profit
million EUR
2,502
2,305
+8.6%
Return on sales
%
8.3
8.3
–
Investments
million EUR
2,082
1,825
+14.1%
Net cash flow
million EUR
2,329
2,028
+14.9%
1) The Škoda Auto Group comprises Škoda Auto a.s., Škoda Auto Slovensko s.r.o., Škoda Auto Deutschland GmbH and Škoda Auto Volkswagen India Pvt. Ltd.
2) Percentage changes are calculated from figures that are not rounded.
3) It includes production within the Škoda Auto Group, excluding production at partner assembly plants in China and Slovakia, but including other Group brands, such as SEAT/Cupra, Volkswagen and Audi; car production excluding sub-assemblies and complete assemblies.
4) It includes sales by the Škoda Auto Group to sales companies, including other Group brands, such as SEAT/Cupra, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, Bentley and Lamborghini.
Watch Škoda Auto’s financial results presentation.
