Car Sales Data (2024)

[dr. d]

^gov't wont do anything to stop us from buying cars...

IMO, they should just scrap coding para we can all go back to 1 car per household -> just like the old days...

let's not forget na we all started to have multiple cars because of coding... and now, no one wants to take public transport.

a former president already said it: "it is anti-poor to tax heavily the older cars." so there!

yes, if the coding law disappears, i will be more than exstatic to sell my excess cars. " hindi mura ang mag-maintain nang coding car, 'no! "

[ice15]

Vehicle sales growth slows in September | Business World

A joint report by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) and the Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA) showed vehicle sales rose to 39,542 units in September from 38,628 units in the same month last year.

The 2.4% sales growth in September was the slowest since March when vehicle sales inched up by 1.6%.

Month on month, car sales rose by 1% from the 39,155 units sold in August.

[coiter]

Vehicle sales growth slows in September | Business World

since july di na naglalabas ng breakdown si carguide. bakit kaya?

[ice15]

PH auto sales returning to pre-pandemic level but local manufacturing losing competitiveness: group
ABS-CBN News

[ice15]

Toyota PH Chairman: Total 2024 car sales to hit 470,000 units | Autoindustriya

[cityfolk]

[Monseratto]

Among the Chinese brands, madami mga BYD sa daan...

BYD has seen significant growth in car sales in Thailand, including:

Sales volume
In the first nine months of 2024, BYD's passenger vehicle sales in Thailand increased more than sevenfold to around 15,000.
Market share

BYD's market share in Thailand is 9%, putting it in third place behind Toyota Motor and Honda.
Production capacity

BYD's factory in Rayong province has an annual production capacity of 150,000 units.

Partnerships

BYD has partnered with local conglomerates to expand its reach and navigate government regulations.
First production base outside China

BYD chose Thailand as its first production base outside of China.

BYD's success in Thailand is due to several factors, including:

Early entry: BYD started selling passenger EVs in Thailand in November 2022.

Imported models: BYD introduced the Atto 3, Dolphin, and Seal models to the local market.

Partnerships: BYD has partnered with local conglomerates to expand its reach and navigate government regulations.

BYD Thrives Against the Odds as Auto Sales Decline in Thailand - Thailand Business News

[ice15]

New Car Sales Will Struggle To Hit Target Year-End As Chinese Brands Carve 5.3 Percent Market Share | CarGuide

New car sales have reached 425,208 units for the first 11 months of 2024 marking an 8.8 percent increase compared to the same period last year.

Cumulative January to November 2024 Vehicle Sales

Toyota – 197,756 (46.51%)
Mitsubishi – 81,401 (19.14%)
Ford – 25,770 (6.06%)
Nissan – 24,516 (5.77%)
Suzuki – 18,515 (4.35%)
Isuzu – 15,954 (3.75%)
Honda – 14,130 (3.32%)
Hyundai – 10,766 (2.53%)
MG – 8,196 (1.83%)
Kia – 5,887 (1.38%)

[moneyp]

New Car Sales Will Struggle To Hit Target Year-End As Chinese Brands Carve 5.3 Percent Market Share | CarGuide



Cumulative January to November 2024 Vehicle Sales

did the Japanese automakers register an increase last year and how much increase?

[ice15]

Car sales hit record high in 2024 | Philstar

sales of 467,252 units, driven by strong demand for both passenger cars and commercial vehicles, but the figure fell short of the sales target of 468,300 units.

Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. remained the market leader last year as it accounted for 46.7 percent of total vehicle sales.

Placing second was Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. with a 19-percent share, followed by Ford Motor Co. Philippines Inc. in third place with a six- percent share.

Nissan Philippines Inc. ranked fourth with a 5.7 percent share, followed by Suzuki Philippines Inc. with 4.4 percent share.