Local producer Neta is the #10 brand in Thailand in September. 43,568 new light vehicles hit Thai roads in September. Toyota tightens its grip on the market further with 42.8% share vs. 41.7% last month. It is followed by Honda at 13.1% and Isuzu at 12.1%, a bit better than…
The Toyota Hilux CHAMP ranks #12 in Thailand in August. Thailand is back on BSCB! We now have access to all brands and all models monthly rankings. In August 48,726 new light vehicles found a buyer here. Toyota further tightens its hold on the market at 41.7% share vs. 34.3%…
The BYD Atto 3 is inside the Thai Top 10 in 2023. The Thai new light vehicle market suffers in 2023 at -8.7% to 755,780 vs. 849,388 in 2022, slipping below Malaysia. Toyota (-7.9%) manages to hold its fall to just below the market rate and as a result improves…
Toyota remains the best-selling manufacturer in Thailand in April. Note the data section of this article includes March 2022 data. The Thai new vehicle market is up 5.2% year-on-year in April to 61,137 registrations. This has the year-to-date volume up 12.6% to 284,025 units. Market leaders Toyota (+13.4%) and Isuzu…
The Isuzu D-Max outsells the Toyota Hilux so far in 2022. New vehicle sales in Thailand surge 26.3% year-on-year in February to 74,489 units, leading to a year-to-date tally up 26.1% to 143,944. Toyota (+57.3%) outpaces the market to cement its dominance with 33.5% share, distancing Isuzu (+22.6%) at 27.1%.…
Honda sales are helped by the new City hatchback. New vehicle sales in Thailand rebound back up 23.5% year-on-year in March to 74.295, meaning the year-to-date tally is now down -3% to 194.137. The two market leaders Toyota (+28.6%) and Isuzu (+28.6%) evolve the same way year-on-year, which in the current…
Isuzu MU-X sales soar 183.9% year-on-year in February. New vehicle sales in Thailand drop -13.6% year-on-year in February to 58.960 units, leading to a year-to-date tally down -18.4% to 114.168. For only the the second time in at least 30 years in Thailand after June 2020, Isuzu (+13.8%) outsells Toyota (-14.6%) to become…
Isuzu sales are up 6.7% in a market down -23%. After rising 13.6% in December, the Thai new light vehicle market falls back to earth in January at -23% to just 55.208 units. Toyota (-12.4%) resists better than the market to an improved 32% share but Isuzu (+6.7%) actually gains…
The Isuzu D-Max reclaims the lead of the Thai new car market in 2020. Discover 30 years of Thailand Historical Data here. 26/02 update: now with Top 15 models. New vehicle sales in Thailand are down -21.4% year-on-year in 2020 to 792.146 units vs. 1.007.552 in 2019, this is the lowest…
MG sales are up 28.6% year-on-year in Thailand. Picture thairath.co.th Note: This article also includes October 2020 data. 27/01/21 update: Now with 45 models. After tilting back into negative in October (-3.9% to 74.115), new vehicle sales in Thailand stabilise in November at -0.1% to 79.177 units. The year-to-date tally…
The new D-Max continues to boost Isuzu sales in Thailand. Thai new vehicle sales tilt into positive for the first time since Covid-19 hit with September sales up 2.2% to 77.907 units which leads to a year-to-date tally off -29.8% to 534.729. Toyota (-3.6%) can't quite get to positive just…
The Isuzu D-Max remains firmly in control of the Thai market. 12/10 update: Now with sub-compact hatch models data. 05/10 update: Now with compact SUV models data. 03/10 update: Now with sub-compact SUV models data. Despite having long brilliantly controlled the spread of Covid-19, the Thai new car market remains…
The Isuzu D-Max holds a mammoth 47% share of the Thai pickup segment in July. 14/09 update: Now with Top 55 models. As Thailand celebrates a full four months of new daily Covid-19 cases below 20 (since 25 April) and less than 3.400 total cases, its new vehicle market remains…
Euphoric sales of D-Max lift Isuzu to a record market share in Thailand. 14/09 update: Now with Top 70 All-models ranking. The March, April and May 2020 articles have all been updated with Top 60 models rankings. The Thai new vehicle market drops -35.4% year-on-year in June to 55.550 units,…
The new Isuzu D-Max is back above the Toyota Hilux in May. 24/07 update: Now with Top 55 models. Even though Thailand has remained unscathed by the coronavirus with only 3.146 cases at the time of writing, its automotive industry is still reeling from the factory closures that enabled such…