The Suzuki Jimny is up 25-fold over Q1. It's a mediocre start of the year for new vehicle sales in Lebanon, collapsing -40.5% to just 3,903 units. Toyota (-54.6%) falls ever harder and see its market share thaw from 40.8% to 31%. Former #2 Nissan is off -91.4% to #5.…
The Toyota Land Cruiser is the best-selling vehicle in Lebanon in 2024, just. Discover close to 15 years worth of Lebanon Historical Data here. The Lebanese new car market is up a very dynamic 14.1% year-on-year in 2024 to 24,449 sales. This year is marked by the intense consolidation of…
The Sunny (+128.8%) helps Nissan up but loses the top spot to the Toyota Land Cruiser. The Lebanese new car market edges up 4.8% year-on-year over the first 9 months of the year to 17,038 units. Toyota (+12%) outpaces the overall growth rate and climbs to 39.4% share vs. 36.8%…
The Toyota Land Cruiser holds 18.6% of the Lebanese market so far in 2024. The Lebanese new car market steps up 8.5% year-on-year over H1 2024 to 12,245 units. The Top 2 brands vastly outpace the market: Toyota grows 15.6% to lift its market share from 37.6% to a dominant…
The Nissan Sunny is the best-selling vehicle in Lebanon in 2023. Discover over a decade worth of Lebanon Historical Data here. 21,427 new light vehicles hit Lebanese roads in 2023, a splendid 25% year-on-year uptick. Toyota (+34.6%) outpaces the market to lift its share from 32.8% to 35.3%. Nissan (+229.7%)…
The Toyota Land Cruiser holds 18.2% of the Lebanese market over Q1. 6,543 new vehicles hit Lebanese roads over Q1 2024. Toyota tightens its grip over the market and posts a fantastic 40.8% share. It is followed by Nissan at 31.5% vs. just 6.6% over the Full Year 2022. Mitsubishi…
The Mitsubishi L200 is by far the best-seller in Lebanon in 2022. Discover over a decade worth of Lebanon Historical Data here. 17,139 new cars hit Lebanese roads in 2022. Toyota is once again ultra dominant at 32.8% share. Mitsubishi is also strong at 15.2% with Kia rounding out the…
The Mitsubishi L200 holds 15.7% of the Lebanese market year-to-date. 10,807 new cars found a buyer in Lebanon over the first 9 months of 2022. Toyota is leader once again with an imposing 31.5% share, distancing Mitsubishi at 17.5%, up from #5 in June. Kia (8.4%), Suzuki (7.3%) and Renault…
The Suzuki S-Presso manages to climb into the Lebanese Top 10 in July, 1,567 new vehicles hit the Lebanese roads in June. Toyota reclaims the top spot off Mitsubishi (leader in March) with 30% share above Kia at 19.3% of the market. Suzuki rounds out the podium like in March…
The Mitsubishi L200 is the best-selling vehicle in Lebanon in March. The Lebanese new light vehicle market is up 9.2% year-on-year in April to 1,002 sales. Mitsubishi (+211.9%) triples its sales year-on-year to brilliantly take the lead of the brands charts, toppling Toyota (-41.1%) at 33.9% share vs. 24.5%. This…
The Mitsubishi L200 holds 24.4% of the Lebanese market in November. The Lebanese new car market soars 96.6% year-on-year in November to 1,270 registrations. Toyota (+142.3%) outpaces the market to score a 36.1% share while Mitsubishi (+10900%) posts a surreal gain to jump to 2nd place with 26% of the…
The Toyota Land Cruiser is the best-selling vehicle in Lebanon over the period. The Lebanese new car market drops -11.3% year-on-year over the first eight months of 2021 to 7.036 units vs. 7.935 a year ago. Toyota improves its share even further to 38.3% vs. 35.2% after four months this year,…
The Nissan Sunny is the best-selling vehicle in Lebanon so far in 2021. The Lebanese new car market dives -28.3% year-on-year over the first four months of 2021 to just 3.166 registrations compared to 4.419 a year ago, a result that was affected by Covid-19. It is a testimony of…
The Nissan Patrol is the best-selling vehicle in Lebanon in 2020. Discover over a decade worth of Lebanon Historical Data here. Under the direct impact of an economic meltdown, the Covid-19 crisis and the aftermath of the Beirut explosion, the Lebanese new car market freefalls -66.5% year-on-year in 2020 to…
Mitsubishi goes from 1.8% share a year ago to 9.4% in 2020. The Lebanese new car market suffers the combined effects of an economic meltdown and the Covid-19 crisis with sales down a ghastly -65.4% year-on-year over the first 7 months of 2020 to just 7.557 units. After a First…