n the market with a 49.4% share, followed by Mitsubishi Motors and Ford Motor which held a 15.1% share and 7.0% share, respectively.The president of CAMPI pointed that the achievement reflected the industry’s recovery from the impact of the pandemic and other external challenges. With no pandemic disruption, along with the continued expansion of the economy, creation of new jobs and opportunities, the industry will continue to capitalize on the...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2023/02/14

ying weakness of the market. Demand is there, with a slew of new, increasingly electrified, models launched but the global shortage of semiconductors continues to bedevil production and therefore new car registrations. The industry is working flat out to overcome these issues and fulfil orders, but disruption is likely to last into next year, compounding the need for customers to place orders early. The continued acceleration of electrified vehic...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2022/02/25

s of taxis increased 2975.0% to 123 units in May.Mike Hawes, CEO of SMMT said "May’s growth, albeit on the back of large declines last year, is encouraging and suggests the market is now starting to return to a more natural running rate. To ensure long-term stability, we need to avoid any further disruption to the market, and this will require sustainable policies that give consumers and businesses the confidence to invest in the new cars that ...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2019/01/08

y/y to 28,274 units.Among automakers, Maruti-Suzuki was up 14.2% and Hyundai was down 8.3%. Tata Motors was down 5.9% and Mahindra sales were down 25.0% in November 2016.Passenger and commercial vehicle sales were influenced by the sudden announcement of demonetization which brought in an immediate disruption and uncertainty.  This has dampened overall sentiments leading to postponed buying thereby resulting in a major drop in volumes during Nov...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2017/01/11