Africa

Moroccan Cars Market grew 3.6% in the 2018 with registrations at 174.645, pushed by the LCVs segment, hitting the fourth consecutive all-time record. Dacia, the market leader with 28.2% of market share, is followed by Renault and Volkswagen.

Mauritius vehicles market falls due to the global pandemic affecting sales. Indeed, Full Year 2020 sales are 7.854, down 23.5% compared to 2019. Leader Nissan (-21%) is closely followed by Toyota (-19.7%), distant only a few units.

Tanzania Auto Market is not yet reflecting the positive economic momentum of this Central East African market. The still low pro-capita income, the poor road infrastructures and the absence of limits to obsolete vehicles import are blocking any potential.

Cameroon vehicles market falls due to the global pandemic affecting sales. Indeed, Full Year 2020 sales have 2.641, down 19.5% compared to 2019. Toyota consolidates leadership while Renault (-46.9%) loses 2.1% market share.

South Africa Vehicles Market in 2022 totals 298,901 sales, a 14.0% increase from the previous year. In December sales grew for the 12th month in a row, with new registrations at 39,112 (+15.6%).

Egypt new vehicles sales in 2017 fell down ruinously hit by inflation, huge price increase, fuel increase and higher taxes and duties. The market lost 36%, at lowest in this decade. Chevrolet is the leader with 21% of share, thanks to the dominion in commercial segment.

Morocco Cars Market in 2015 hit the new all time record thanks to sales boomed 43% in December, traditionally the strongest month of the year. While Dacia dominates with 28% of share, Nissan doubled sales.

Senegal vehicles sector  in 2017 scored the new best ever figure as far as new vehicles sales, with both light and heavy vehicles segment at their best. Albeit losing sales, Toyota confirmed the leadership ahead of Mitsubishi while French makes are growing.

Moroccan Cars Market in 2019 has lost terrain after three years of consecutive records. Indeed, Full-year sales have been 142.974, down 8.9% from the previous year. Renault Group controlled almost half of the market, while Dacia reached 30.9% of share.

Morocco Autos Market in the 2017 hit the third consecutive all time record, while auto export from Renault plant improved substantially. Renault-Nissan Group dominates the market with 47% of share, with Dacia leader ahead of Renault and Ford.