Thailand’s best-selling car ranking in 2020 sees the historical leader – the Toyota Hilux – being dethroned by the Isuzu D-Max. The Nissan Almera is the only one to report growth.
In first position we have the 2018 leader, the Isuzu D-Max, holding a growing 17.7% share, with 136.450 units sold (-4.8%). The D-Max, produced in Thailand, is a master of all trades and the perfect blend of rugged capability whether off-road or load-lugging; paired with performance and comfort.
The Toyota Hilux lost the crown this year after being the leader for 2 years in a row. Indeed, the Hilux still holds 17.1% of the market share, almost 1% more than last year, with 131.293 units sold (-14%).
The Toyota Yaris managed to enter the market podium with 4.3% share and 32.840 units sold (-22.4%), 1k units ahead of the Honda City -up 2 spots- with 31.959 units (-0.2%) and the Mazda 2 with 25.550 units (-41.7%).
In the sixth position, the Ford Ranger -down 3 spots – with 25.434 units (-42.5%) ahead of the Mitsubishi Triton and the Honda Civic, which have respectively 23.705 (-32.4%) and 23.001 units sold (-19.4%).
In ninth place we have the only gainer in the leaderboard, the Nissan Almera (+12.9%) jumping 4 spots with 18.971 units, followed by the Honda Jazz (-21.3%) -up 1 spot- with 18.780 units.
Tables with sales figures
In the tables below we report sales for top 50 models.
