Greece’s two-wheeler and ATV market recorded 7,470 registrations in September 2026. The comparable figure for September 2025 was 6,919 units, putting this year’s result 7.96% higher year on year. The month therefore brought growth across the market, with a notable shift also visible in the leading manufacturer positions.

SYM led the manufacturers with 1,478 registrations. Honda followed on 1,178 units and a 15.77% share, while Zontes moved into third place with 800 registrations and a 10.71% share. Piaggio ranked fourth with 634 units and Yamaha fifth with 603. The remaining positions in the listed top ten went to Voge with 422 registrations, Daytona with 398, CFMoto with 293, QJMotor with 199 and Thrust with 132.

Zontes’ strongest individual contributor was the G 368. The scooter accounted for 625 registrations by itself, making it the best-selling two-wheeler model in Greece during September and a central factor in the brand’s third-place result.

CFMoto heads the motorcycle ranking

The separate motorcycle ranking was led by the CFMoto 450MT. The Zontes 703T took second place, followed by the Honda NX500 with E-Clutch in third. One registration separated the Zontes from the Honda. The Honda X-ADV 750 was fourth, with the CFMoto 250 Dual fifth; those two models were also separated by a single registration.

Honda’s GB350S finished sixth, ahead of the Voge DS800X. The CFMoto 700MT and Yamaha Tracer 9 shared eighth place, while the Voge DS625X and QJMotor SRT 450 RX shared ninth. The KTM 390 Adventure R completed the top ten.

The NX500’s position changes when its two versions are counted together. The standard motorcycle recorded 20 registrations and, combined with the E-Clutch version, brought the model total to 65. On that combined basis, the NX500 would have ranked second in September’s motorcycle table, behind the CFMoto 450MT.