Israel

Israeli auto market in 2020 falls by 15.5% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales. Full-Year sales have been 214.544 units. Seat (+12.4%) is the only brand on the leaderboard to report growth and climbs 3 positions.

Israel best selling cars 2017 with the new Hyundai Ioniq up in 6th place, best place ever worldwide, thanks to the new green policy recently adopted by the country. Kia Picanto has taken the leadership ahead of the former leader, the Kia Sportage..

Israel best selling cars 2015 presents a new leader, the Kia Picanto that won the fight against the former leader, the Toyota Corolla. However, the car of the year arrived third improving volume 200%.

Israel Automotive Industry flourished at new all-time record in the 2014, fueled by very aggressive commercial fight between Hyundai, Kia and Toyota, with the surprise of strong sales taken by the emerging Mitsubishi.

Israel Vehicles Market in 2017 at the second best sales level ever, not hitting the previous year record just for few thousand units. While leadership was solid in the hands of Hyundai and Kia, the fastest growing brand had been Suzuki, Nissan and Dacia.

Israel's Auto market in 2021 rises by 34.8% with 289,281 sales, reporting a very strong performance all year. Mitsubishi is the only brand not to grow (-0.5%), while Mazda reports the best performance (+58.4%).

Israel Vehicles Market in 2018 fell by 5% keeping the decline of past year. Registrations closed the year at 267.477, with Volkswagen confirming itself as the market leader. The Hyundai Ioniq is the best-selling model, with the first win in the world. 

Israel Vehicles Market in 2019 signed the 3rd year of decline in a row. Indeed, Total sales have been 253.819, down 5.1%, holding a flat trend in December at 5.035 (-1.3%). Hyundai held the market crown, reaching a peak of 15.9% of share and widening the gap from the follower, Toyota.

Israel Auto Sales 2016 at new all time record again, third in a row and fifth out of the last seventh year. The impressive trend moved the country ranking up to the World's 34th.