Morocco’s automotive sales drop 11.03% by end of July

Morocco’s automotive sales drop 11.03% by end of July
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Wednesday 3 August 2022 - 15:37

A total of 95,544 new cars were sold in Morocco at the end of July 2022, down 11.03% compared to the same period last year, according to the Association of Vehicle Importers in Morocco.

The number of new registrations of passenger vehicles (VP) amounted to 85,771 units in the first seven months of this year, down by 9.68%, while light commercial vehicles amounted to 9,773 units (-21.34%), added the same source.

In terms of brands, Dacia dominated sales, with a market share of 27.55%, equivalent to 23,634 units sold by the end of July 2022, followed by Renault which sold 11,946 units (market share of 13.93%), and Hyundai (8,575 units and 10% market share), specified the same source.

In the LCV segment, Renault dominated sales with 2,376 units (24.31% market share), while DFSK has sold 1,439 vehicles (14.72% market share) and Ford 1,224 units (12.52% market share).

During the same period, the association noted a decline in overall sales of 12.31%, compared to the same period last year, added the same source.

In detail, the passenger vehicle recorded in July 2022 a decline of -10.34% with 10,592 units sold compared to the same period in 2021 during which were sold 11,814 units.

The light commercial vehicle has also experienced a decline of 27.40%, with 1,121 units sold last July, down compared to 1,544 units sold a year earlier, according to the same source.

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