Australia

Australian Vehicles Market in 2025 keeps contracting. Sales up to May fell 2.8% while EVs dropped 20.5%. Great Wall was the standout performer, up 13.7% in a  stagnant Top 10 while Kia posted the largest EV gains. 

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.

Australian Vehicles Market continued upward trend in 2024, growing 1.9% and returning to pre-pandemic levels, after the 2020 dip. Although Toyota and Ford were still the best-selling brands, the standout performer was chinese Great Wall, up 467.3% to secure 10th. 

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 Auto 2016 Hit the New All Time Record sales again, for the second year in a row despite the economic environment seems deteriorating with low data referred to the second half.

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 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%.

Australia Best selling cars ranking in the 2018 again with the Toyota Hilux on top of the list, while Toyota Corolla controlling the car passenger's segment and the Mazda CX-5 leader of the SUV segment. Great jump of Nissan X-Trail gaining the 9th position.

Australian Autos Market ended the 2017 with the third all time record in a row, keeping the steady and moderately positive path. Toyota dominated the market with 18.5% of share while Kia was the star of the year, improving sales by 28%.

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%.