Africa

Kenyan Vehicles Sales in 2025 reports impressive recovery. Q1 figures grew by 72.9%, with new competitors such as Mitsubishi and Tata climbing several spots and securing a spot in the Top 10.   

Ethiopia's Auto market in 2022 maintains the momentum built up in 2021. New sales, in fact, reach 1,503, a 5.6% increase from the prior year. 

South Africa Car Market in 2025 is experiencing momentum.  Sales up to April grew 7.9%, with Kia and Mahindra reporting the largest gains. EVs surged 23.4% though the segment still fails to scale up significantly.  

Tunisian Car Market in 2025 keeps growing steadily. H1 figures rose 21.3%, with Fiat overtaking Hyundai in 1st with impressive growth. Renault and Citroen were also standout, climbing several spots up the rankings.   

Tanzanian Vehicles Market in 2025 posts steady growth. H1 figures grew by 17.4%, continuing on last year's positive trend. While Toyota was still the leader, Jetour reported most impressive gains, increasing its share in the country.

Mauritius's Auto market in 2022 reported 9,524 sales, a 7.3% increase from the prior year and the second yearly growth in a row. Toyota defends the throne gaining 4.9% in volume.

Uganda's Auto market in 2022 totaled 1,601 sales, a 4.1% increase from the prior year. The growth in Q3 and Q4 was able to offset the loss in the first half of the year.

Ghana's Auto market in 2022 grows 14.7% to 5,000 sales, reporting a positive performance in every month of the year. Toyota remains the undisputed leader.

Angola Vehicles Market in 2024 saw sharp decline, with full year sales dropping 39.9%. Suzuki and Toyota retained leadership with a combined 45% market share, despite double-digit losses, while Chery proved more resilient, only falling 3.7%. 

Democratic Republic of Congo's Auto market in 2022 falls, reversing the positive trend set in 2021. New sales this year, in fact, reached 979, a 2.1% decrease from the prior year.