Mexico

Mexico Vehicles Market in 2015 hit the new all time record with an impressive +19% over the previous year thanks to a strong domestic demand and a roaring economy. Nissan led with market share over 25%.

Mexican Automotive Industry a finger down the record in 2014 albeit a tremendous second half with all month growing in double digit. However last year was the best in eight. Hyundai landed in top 10.

Mexico Vehicles Market in 2025 keeps stagnating. YTD sales up to October grew 0.1%, with Nissan on top showing robust growth of 7.4%. Dodge boomed in EV sales, up 317.6% while the sector gained 26.4% despite still accounting for about 1% of the total. 

Mexico's vehicle market in 2021 rises by 6.4% with 1 million sales, reporting a positive performance in Q2 and Q3, but started falling again in Q4. Chevrolet reports the worst performance, falling 16.4%.

Mexico Vehicles Market Report 2010-2018 features historical data and insights plus professional forecast on new vehicles sales by type, manufacturer, brand and model providing an easy-to-use picture of current and future competitive landscape.

Mexico best-selling cars ranking in 2020 reported the Nissan Versa again on top, maintaining the leadership with a 7.1% market share and 68.013 units sold. The Nissan March overtakes the Chevrolet Aveo which is also the top 10 worst performer with a loss of 56.1% compared to last year.

Mexico Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2024. Nissan dominates the list with the Versa and the NP300 holding the top two spots, followed by the Chevrolet Aveo. The Kia K3 advanced 54 spots into 4th while the Mazda CX-30 rose 32 spots into 9th.

Mexico best-selling cars ranking in 2021 reported the Nissan Versa still on top, maintaining the leadership with a 6.9% market share and 69,775 units sold. The Chevrolet Beat falls from 3rd place to 8th.

Mexico Cars Market has lost 7.1% in 2018 confirming the decline with actually 20 months of consecutive fall. Nissan on top of the list is losing share and now is at 21%, 4 points down in two years while BAIC is the first Chinese brand landed in the country, with 2.000 sales.