Mauritius car sales down 7% in 2015
Mauritius Car sales down 7% in 2015 following the previous year record. Nissan have reduced the gap to the leader Toyota while Koreans follow with a huge gap. BMW led the premium segment.
Reunion Cars Sales in 2015 up 7% at best level since 2008.
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.
Senegal 2015. New vehicles sales not yet on demand
Senegal vehicle market in 2015 was shy increasing just a little and standing far from the 2011 record. Toyota improved sales with market share over 25%, mainly thanks to strong demand on the Land Cruiser.
Malawi Vehicles Sales in 2015 rose 5%.
Malawi Vehicles Sales in 2015 rose 5%. The market is still one of the smallest world-wide. It is dominated by pick ups and Toyota is leader handling over the half of total market.
Uganda 2015. Vehicles Market hit the new all time record booming 44%
Uganda Vehicles Market in 2015 hit the new all time record booming 44%. However this industry is young and a wide space for growing is yet available. Toyota is leader with 38% of market share. Tata shines.
Namibia 2015. Cars Sales at the second best level
Namibia Cars Sales in 2015 at the second best volume, down 8% from the record hit in 2014. Toyota dominates ahead of Volkswagen and Nissan while the Toyota Hilux hit a huge 36% of market share.
Mozambique 2015. Vehicles Sales fell down
Mozambique Vehicles Sales in 2015 slipped down hit by internal turmoil and violence by Renamo. Despite the low-level of new cars sold for a country with over 26 million people, the market does not found robust drivers.
Ivory Coast Vehicle Market in 2015 was shy albeit strong GDP increase.
Ivory Coast Vehicle Market in 2015 was shy albeit strong GDP increase. People still prefer to buy used cars due to the poor infrastructures and the still low pro capita income. However, the 2015 was the best ever sales year!
Angola 2015. Auto market lost half of volume
Angola Vehicles Market in 2015 lost half of volume involved in the deepest economic crisis of the last 15 years. Following sixth years of steady growth, the auto market really collapsed resulting one of the worse worldwide.
Nigeria 2015. Imported vehicles collapsed 66%
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.
