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Chinese carmakers tighten grip with nearly 20 percent share on South Africa’s vehicle market
Chinese automotive brands are rapidly gaining market share in South Africa, capturing nearly 20% of new vehicle sales. This article explores their impressive growth, evolving consumer preferences, and the implications for traditional manufacturers.
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scmp.com
Chinese car sales accelerate in Europe as Brussels weighs putting on the brakes
Citi analysts say 5 largest Chinese-owned groups – SAIC, BYD, Geely, Chery and Leapmotor – have 10.6 per cent share of wider European market.
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iol.co.za
One in five new vehicles now Chinese as sales surge by 75% year-on-year
Chinese brands are rapidly gaining ground in South Africa’s new vehicle market, now accounting for nearly one in five sales as hybrids and tech-focused models drive strong growth…
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Chinese carmakers tighten grip with nearly 20 percent share on South Africa’s vehicle market
Chinese automotive brands are rapidly gaining market share in South Africa, capturing nearly 20% of new vehicle sales. This article explores their impressive growth, evolving…
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businessday.co.za
Nearly one in five new vehicles sold in SA is now Chinese
TransUnion says consumers are prioritising total cost of ownership over price alone
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WATCH | Chinese car brands gain ground in South Africa
Business Day TV speaks to Ayesha Hatea, director of research and consulting at TransUnion South Africa