America South

Argentina Vehicles Market in 2025 expands swiftly. YTD sales up to September rose 60.1%, posting largest gains in the LATAM region. Volkswagen surged 63% moving closer to leader Toyota while Chevrolet grew the most. EVs lagged behind significantly compared to overall trend. 

Colombian Auto Market in 2025 continues to momentum. YTD sales up to September grew 24.2%, with Renault and Kia securing first 2 spots and overtaking Toyota, which fell into 3rd. BYD emerged as new contender rising 2 spots into 10th.

Trinidad and Tobago's Auto market in 2021 gains 14.2% with 11,560 sales, reporting a double-digit drop in Q1 and Q4. Hyundai reports the worst performance on the leaderboard, gaining only 8.3%.

Uruguayan Vehicles Market up by 17.7% in 2024 as sales in October reached 6,263 units. YTD figures totaled 49,356, up 8.4% compared to the prior year. Nissan and Toyota posted impressive performances while Fiat fell out of the podium into 3rd.   

Ecuadorian vehicles market recovered in 2022. Although economic difficulties, demand for new light vehicles was positive compared with the previous year and 2022 sales were 134.706 (+15.8%). scoring the third highest level ever.

Peruvian cars market hit a record again. In 2022 the light vehicles market in Peru scored a surprisingly new all time record again, with sales at 159.270 (+1.6%) 

Bolivia's auto market in 2021 rises by 50.8% with 37,009 sales, reporting positive performance all year. Nissan reports the best performance on the leaderboard, gaining 85.9% and reaching second place.

Venezuelan vehicles market falls due to the global pandemic affecting sales. Indeed, Full Year 2020 sales have been 1.675, down 19.1% compared to 2019. Ford grows impressively, menacing Toyota's leadership.

Colombia best selling cars in 2019 was dominated by Renault which placed 4 models in the first 5 positions. The Chevrolet Onix gained the podium with an outstanding growth. However, the best car was the Renault Kwid, climbing in 5th place.

Latin America's Automotive Market maintains post-pandemic momentum growing 1.1% to 5 million units sold. EV segment climbs to a 2% share, as tax breaks stimulate demand in key markets.