Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia Auto Market in 2019 reported a strong growth, following the lowest sales level in the decade hit last year. Indeed, the Full-year sales have been 542.538, up 29%. While the leader Toyota kept losing market share - ending below 30% - Mazda grew up in third place with an amazing escalade.

Saudi Arabia's car market in 2021 rises by 24.6% with 585,351 sales, reporting a very strong performance all year, except for a flat Q1. Chevrolet is the only brand in the leaderboard to report losses, falling 16.2%.

Saudi Arabia best selling cars 2015 ranking with two Hyundai in the podium and eight Toyota within the top 20. While the market hits the fifth all time record in a series, the battle for leadership was harsh.

Saudi Arabia best selling car in the 2018 has a new leader, the Toyota Hilux, ahead of the Toyota Camry. Remarkable performance is scored by the Isuzu TF, taking the 10th position.

Saudi Arabia Auto Market underperformed any expectation in the 2018 hit by the VAT introduction and by a slower than expected economic recovery, with the price of oil dropped back again. Full year sales at 420.701 light vehicles felt down 22.8%.

Saudi Arabia best selling cars 2017 hit by the deep market fall with all Hyundai models declining while Toyota has taken the top 2 spots, with the Camry top seller for the first time, ahead of the pick up Hilux.

Saudi Arabia best selling cars in the 2016 reflect the difficulties found this year by the market due to low demand from both private and fleet customers. Mazda6 boomed sales entering in top 10.

Saudi Arabia Vehicles Sales 2016 at the sharpest decline in the last twenty years hit by oil price reduction and government actions to drain liquidity for budget. Toyota lost near 30% while Nissan advanced on podium.

Saudi Arabia Vehicles Sales Statistics in 2017 fell 23% hit by first recession since 1999, due to reduced oil output in compliance with OPEC’s agreement and reduced government support. This albeit December was pushed up by sales anticipating VAT introduction.

In 2013 the Saudi Arabian light passenger vehicle market posted the third annual record in a row, despite a weak second half of the year. Toyota recorded over 300k sales while Ford advanced in third with over 50k and Geely jumped in 9th place.