Top 5 Crossovers in Primorye Include Hyundai and BMW

The most in-demand crossovers in 2025 were Toyota, Hyundai, Kia, BMW, and Honda. Among the models are the Hyundai Palisade, Geely Monjaro, Toyota RAV4, Suzuki Jimny and Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, according to Avito Auto.

Experts analyzed the demand and average prices for used SUVs and crossovers in Primorye Krai in 2025 and compared them with data from 2024.

Demand is measured by the number of views of the seller«s phone number and chats in each listing.

The dynamics of the average price depend not only on changes in the cost of specific models but also on changes in market structure. The more affordable versions of a particular model or budget vehicles of a specific brand are for sale, the lower their average price.

Compared to 2024, demand increased for SsangYong by 34%; for specific models, the BMW X7 became more in-demand by 39.8%, the Hyundai Tucson by 22.5%, the Toyota RAV4 by 11.4%, and the BMW X5 by 8.2%.

At the same time, the average price decreased, albeit slightly, and settled at 2.3 million rubles (approximately $25,300 at current rates). Among the models, the following became notably more affordable:

• Toyota Land Cruiser dropped in price to 4 million rubles (approximately $44,000);
• Genesis GV70 dropped to 3.5 million rubles (approximately $38,500);
• BMW X7 dropped to 8 million rubles (approximately $88,000);
• Suzuki Jimny dropped to 1.1 million rubles (approximately $12,100);
• BMW X6 dropped to 6.6 million rubles (approximately $72,600).

According to Andrey Kovalev, director of the «Used Cars» direction at Avito, the share of SUVs and crossovers on the Russian secondary market is steadily growing and reached 28% in 2025. He stated that this is due to the fact that the SUV segment has long occupied a significant portion of the new car market.

«Buyers choose these models for their versatility, increased off-road capability, and comfort both in the city and beyond. Manufacturers, in turn, actively respond to market demands by expanding model lineups and adapting technical solutions for Russian operating conditions,» the specialist noted.