Africa

2013 Madagascar car market fell 14% hit by slow economy performance and expectations on political elections held in the last quarter of the year. Renault considerably improved its performance and took the crown as new leader.

Botswana Auto Sales 2016 have lost 4.4% after the previous year record while increasing their mix on total vehicles registered at 20% taking share against of imported used vehicles. Toyota is on top with near 40% of share.

Tunisia Cars Market in the 2017 increased for the third year on a row hitting the new record at 63.678 units, up 5.2%. Light commercial segment is pulling the market up and Isuzu has taken the leadership ahead of Citroen and Renault.

Moroccan Cars Market in 2022 totals 150,475 sales (-10.3%). December falls for the second month in a row, with 13,979 new registrations (-20.5%).

Malawi Vehicles Sales in 2015 rose 5%. The market is still one of the smallest world-wide. It is dominated by pick ups and Toyota is leader handling over the half of total market.

Namibia Vehicle Market hit the all-time record in 2013 pushed by great economic momentum lived by the young country and fast growing economy. Future Outlook stands extremely positive representing great news for Toyota & Volkswagen.

S Africa vehicles sales in 2016 fell down for the third year in a row hit by recession and currency depreciation. Mercedes was the best brand, avoiding to lose volume as done by almost all competitors.

Ghana's Auto market in 2021 drops 7.5% with 4,358 sales, reporting a negative performance all year except for Q2. Leader Toyota remains unchallenged, and keeps gaining market share.

Rwanda's auto market in 2021 rises by 7.4% with 714 sales, reporting a  positive performance only in Q2. Volkswagen reports the worst performance on the leaderboard, while Toyota holds 52.1% share.

Malawi New Vehicles Market in 2016 grew modestly, hitting the second annual increase in a row. Toyota is the leader while Ford dropped down leaving the second place to the rising star Nissan.