Africa

Lesotho vehicles market stands as one of the smallest in the World, and is fueled by 99% with pre owned vehicles imported from South Africa and Japan. The new vehicles sales record scored in the 2014 before a decline of almost 30%.

Swaziland Vehicles Market is struggling hit by the fall of mineral prices, decline in the tourism and transport sectors. The new vehicles market is still really small as 95% of vehicles circulating in the country are used and imported from South Africa.

Cape Verde's Auto market in 2022 gains volume after falling 25.9% in 2021 and totaled 500 new vehicle sales, a 19.0% increase from the prior year.

South Africa Auto Sales in 2019 were disappointing again. Indeed, Total annual sales have been 508.573, down 3.2% from the previous year, the worst score in the last nine years. Suzuki and Mahindra were the fastest brands while almost all the best selling 5 brands were declining.

Nigeria's Auto market in 2021 gains 35.6% with 10,443 sales, reporting a double-digit drop only in Q1 and large growth the resto of the year. Mitsubishi reports the best performance on the leaderboard, gaining 60.4%.

Kenyan auto market in 2020 falls by 47.8% as the pandemic and restrictions affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 6.942, while the leader Toyota consolidates its leadership by gaining 7.5% market share.

Madagascar Car Sales moderately declined in 2018 with 1.995 units sold, down 6.2% from the previous year. Toyota went again on top of the market with 22.8% of share, followed by Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi.

Senegal vehicles market in March 2021 keeps recovering and exceeds pre-pandemic levels. In fact, 540 units have been sold in March (+28.6%), leading Q1 sales at 1.516 (+15.2%). Kia reports the best performance this month, growing by 141.7%.

Tunisia Vehicle Sales in 2015 at the best ever level despite a weak second half with low demand both from private and fleet consumers. Citroen improved in double-digit confirming the leadership.