Africa

Nigeria Vehicles Market in 2015 fell down hit by weak economy, social turmoil and low oil price. Despite the 66% fall of imported new vehicles, the start of several local assembly locations sustained vehicles demand.

Reunion Cars Sales in 2015 up 7% at best level since 2008. French makers are fighting for the leadership with Peugeot again on top of the list thanks to the outstanding 208 performance. Renault was second.

Zambian vehicles market up 19% in the 2017 following the modest economic recovery, mainly driven by double-digit export growth. The market is still far from the 2013 record and low competitive towards the segment of imported pre-owned.

Namibia vehicles market falls for the sixth year in a row. Indeed, Full Year 2020 sales have been 7.614, down 26.8% compared to 2019. Toyota is the undiscussed leader and gains 1.9% share.

Egypt's Auto market in 2021 rises by 21.2% with 266,348 sales, reporting a very strong performance in Q2 and Q3. Renault is the only brand to report significant losses, falling 46.5%.

Kenyan Cars Sales in the 2017 fell near 20% hit by political crisis and deterioration of economic activity. The market has lost near 40% in two years. Isuzu is leader, thanks to the domination in the HCV segment, followed by Toyota, leader in light vehicles.

Mauritius Cars sales in the 2017 declined 6% from the record level hit in the previous year. Koreans Kia and Hyundai boomed volume landing in the top two positions taking market control ahead of former leaders, Toyota and Nissan.

Rwanda's auto market in 2022 totaled 646 sales, a 9.4% loss from the prior year. Q4 was the only slightly positive month with all the rest reporting double digit losses. Volkswagen enters podium (+0.0%).