Zimbabwe 2018. Toyota held the throne, while market is recovering
Zimbabwe Vehicles Market grew 31.1% in 2018, after four consecutive years of decline, with 4.384 units sold. Toyota kept the crown - selling over 700 units - keeping a safe gap from Isuzu and Ford.
South Africa 2018. Toyota dominates in a declining market
South Africa Auto Sales in 2018 declined for the 5th time in a row, ending the year with registrations at 525.159 units, down 1.3%. Toyota is the market leader, taking a huge gap from Volkswagen and Ford.
Madagascar 2018. Toyota leads while the market declined 6.2%
Madagascar Car Sales moderately declined in 2018 with 1.995 units sold, down 6.2% from the previous year. Toyota went again on top of the market with 22.8% of share, followed by Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi.
Ghana 2018. Auto sales suddenly dropped down 21.4%
Ghanaian vehicles market fell down 21.4% in 2018 with 7.193 sales. The market podium was unchanged, with Nissan on top (-16.8%) followed by Toyota and Mitsubishi. Awful performance scored by Chery, losing 2 positions in the ranking.
Togo 2018. Auto sales up a mere 3%
Togo Vehicles Market in 2018 reported a moderate improvement. Indeed, Full-year registrations have been 558 (+3%). Toyota over 20% of share, ahead of Hyundai and Nissan.
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Zimbabwe 2017. New vehicles sales fell down for the fourth year in a row
Zimbabwe Vehicles Market is struggling hit by the fall of mineral prices, infrastructure and regulatory deficiencies and has lost the half of new vehicles volume in the last years with customer's demand shifted back on used cars.
Tanzania 2017. New Auto Sales flat despite growing economy
Tanzania Auto Market is not yet reflecting the positive economic momentum of this Central East African market. The still low pro-capita income, the poor road infrastructures and the absence of limits to obsolete vehicles import are blocking any potential.
Zambia 2017. Auto market recovers near 20%
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.
Congo 2017. Positive economic environment boost sales
Congo Republic vehicles market in the 2017 benefit from the recovery of oil price in the international market and a renovated positive economic environment which boosted new vehicles consumer's demand. Toyota at 40% of share.
