Discover over a decade of Syrian Historical Data here. Only 155 new light vehicles were registered in Syria in 2024, a 18.3% year-on-year improvement. The Hyundai H100 (-38.6%) stays on top despite a harsh fall. It is followed by the Hyundai Starex, Mighty and Bus, as Hyundai is the only…
The Hyundai H1-Starex is the most popular vehicle in Syria so far in 2024. Just 121 new light vehicles hit Syrian roads over the first 9 months of 2024, a 12% year-on-year improvement. Hyundai is the only manufacturer still present in the country. The H1-Starex takes the lead above the…
The Hyundai Mighty is the best-selling vehicle in Syria so far in 2024. Only 97 new vehicles found a buyer in Syria over the first half of 2024, that's a 131% year-on-year improvement. The Hyundai Mighty (+20%) holds the top spot ahead of the Hyundai HR Truck/H100 with the Hyundai…
The Hyundai H100 is the most popular vehicle in Syria in 2023. Discover a decade of Syrian Historical Data here. The Syrian new light vehicle market is down a further -73.6% year-on-year in 2023 to just 131 units. Only two models manage sales in the country: the Hyundai H100 and…
Hyundai Mighty The Syrian new vehicle market is virtually dead in 2024 with just 29 sales in the first three months of the year. The Hyundai Mighty ranks first above the Hyundai H1-Starex and Hyundai HR Truck, and that's it! Full Q1 2024 Top 3 All models ranking below. Syria…
The Hyundai H100 holds 95% of the Syrian market in 2022. Discover a decade of Syrian Historical Data here. Only 496 new light vehicles hit Syrian roads in 2022. Hyundai holds 95% share with Kia at 3% and Ford at 2%. Only five models manage sales this year: the Hyundai…
The Kia Sorento is one of only three active models in Syria. The Syrian new car market continues to be very limited, with only 278 sales over the first 9 months of 2022. Hyundai holds a 94.6% share and Kia is at 5.4%. These are the two only brands selling…
The Hyundai H100 is the only model to sell in Syria this month. Syrian new car sales are down -50.4% year-on-year in March to just 60 units and like last November only one nameplate manages to sell any units this month. Last November it was the Hyundai H1, this time…
The Hyundai H1 is the only nameplate managing sales in Syria this month. The Syrian new car market implodes -80.6% year-on-year in November to just 90 units, and one single model manages sales this month: the Hyundai H1/Starex (+8.4%) with also 90 registrations. No other nameplate sells any unit for…
The Hyundai Tucson is the best-selling vehicle in Syria so far in 2021. The Syrian new car market slides down -3.1% year-on-year over the first 8 months of 2021 at 1.490 sales vs. 1.538 over the same period a year ago. Only two carmakers continue to sell new cars in Syria…
The Kia Pegas is now on sale in Syria. The Syrian new car market is down -33.5% year-on-year over the first four months of 2021 to a meagre 804 units. Only two brands continue to sell in Syria and they are both Korean. Hyundai holds 61.7% of the market vs.…
The Hyundai Elantra is down just -1.9% year-on-year in Syria. Discover 7 years of Syrian Historical Data here. The Syrian new car market plummets down -63.9% year-on-year in 2020 to just 2.941 sales. Only Hyundai (-62.7%) and Kia (-66.5%) remain active in this market with Hyundai accounting for roughly three-quarters…
Kia overtakes Hyundai as the best-selling carmaker in Syria. New car sales in Syria have come to a stop over the past few months, with the YTD tally as of end July down an abysmal -68% to 1.437. There were zero sales in April vs. 595 in April 2019 (-100%),…
The Kia Cerato teases the Hyundai Tucson for the Syrian top spot. The Syrian new car market continues to be decimated by the war that rages in the country, with Q1 2020 volumes down another -34.9% to just 1.209 units. Only two brands remain present in this market: Hyundai (-52%)…
1 in every 3 new vehicles sold in Syria in 2019 is a Hyundai Tucson. Discover 6 years of Syrian Historical Data here. After seemingly recovering in 2018 (+24.3%), the Syrian new car market is back to hell in 2019 at -18% to just 8.136 registrations. Hyundai (-3.4%) at 70.9%…