Australia 2023. Auto Market Up 12.7% Closing The Year With 1.18 Million Sales
Australia Auto Market Data & Report
Australia Auto Market is tracked with the last decade sales figures by all brands and models. You can have access to an Excel Dataset or to a Market Report, including next year's forecast.
Australia 2022. Best Selling Cars Top 50 Models Ranking
Australia Best Selling Cars in 2022 the leader is still the Toyota Hilux (+22.0%) maintaining a huge gap from second place. In the Top 50, Kia Sportage, Toyota Kluger and MG HS shine.
Australia 2022. Vehicle Market Up 1.5% With Kia Entering Top 3
Australian Vehicles Market in December 2022 records the 6th consecutive growth with 84,393 sales (+10.6%). 2022 totals 1.04 million registrations (+1.5%). Kia jumps into 3rd position with a 15.3% growth.
Australia 2021. Best selling cars ranking
Australia Best selling cars up to July 2021 is dominated one more time by the Toyota Hilux, followed by the Ford Ranger and the Toyota Rav4. The Isuzu D-Max reaches 6th place by rising 6 spots.
Australia 2021. Market Rises In Double-digits, With MG Outperforming Impressively
Australian Auto market in 2021 rises by 14.5% with 1.05 million sales, reporting a very strong year, with negative performance only in Q4. MG reports the most impressive performance, gaining 155.9%.
Australia 2020. Sales fall 13.8%, while Toyota successfully holds (-0.5%)
Australian vehicles market falls affected by the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. Indeed, Full Year 2020 sales have been 916.878, down 13.8% compared to 2019. The leader Toyota remains almost flat (-0.5%), while Mitsubishi plummets 29.9%.
Australia 2020. Best selling cars ranking
Australia Best selling cars in 2020 is dominated one more time by the Toyota Hilux. The Ford Ranger gets back in second place and surpasses the Toyota Rav4, while the Hyundai Tucson enters the leaderboard.
Australia. Best Selling Cars Ranking 2019. Top 100
Australia Best selling cars in 2019 confirmed the leadership of the two pick ups made by Toyota and Ford, while the growing availability of the last generation allowed to the Toyota Corolla to take back a place in the podium. The Mazda3 slipped down in 7th position.
Australia. In 2019 the market fell down 7.5%
Australia Vehicles Market in 2019 registered a significant drop, matching the shy economic environment. Indeed, Total annual sales have been 1.063.922 (including near 26.000 HCVs), down 7.5%. Toyota reached 19.9% of share, while Holden signed the 10th consecutive decline, collapsing at 4.2%.
