Gabon 2019. Auto market embarked on a positive pathway (+13.3%)
Rwanda 2021. Volkswagen Reports Sharpest Drop In Market Up 7.4%
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.
Mauritius car sales down 7% in 2015
Mauritius Car sales down 7% in 2015 following the previous year record. Nissan have reduced the gap to the leader Toyota while Koreans follow with a huge gap. BMW led the premium segment.
Uganda 2021. Toyota Keeps Gaining Share In Market Down 15.3%
Uganda's Auto market in 2021 drops 15.3% with 1,538 sales, reporting a double-digit drop all year except for Q2. Leader Toyota remains unchallenged, and keeps gaining market share.
Sudan. In 2019 the market declined for the fourth year in a row
Sudan Car Market in 2019 signed the fourth consecutive annual loss. Indeed, the Full-year ended at 1.696, down 13.8% from the previous year. Toyota controlled over 40% of the market, holding a huge gap over Isuzu and Nissan.
Cape Verde 2022. Renault Falls 46.8% In Vehicle Market Up 19.0%
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.
Botswana 2018. Car market down three years in a row
Uganda. In 2018 the market shyly recovered (+2.1%)
Ugandan vehicles market has marginally recovered in 2018. Indeed, Full-year sales have been 2.231 (+2.1%). Toyota was still the market leader with over 40% of share, ahead of Nissan and Tata.
Tunisia 2020. Kia becomes the new leader in a market unaffected by the pandemic...
Tunisian auto market in 2020 falls by only 1.1% despite the pandemic, lockdowns, and a fall in tourism. Full-Year sales have been 50.825, while Kia (+19%) becomes the new market leader by overtaking Isuzu (-12.9%).
Ghana 2017. Vehicles sales boomed 33%
Ghanaian vehicles market in the 2017 benefit both from the economic recovery and by the introduction of a recent law limiting the import of used vehicles. Market boomed 33% from the previous year. Nissan was market leader again.
