The Isuzu D-Max is the best-selling vehicle in Thailand in 2021. The Thai new vehicle market edges down -4.2% year-on-year in 2021 to 759,119 units. The Isuzu D-Max (-6%) repeats at #1 with 19.9% share, keeping its main rival the Toyota Hilux (-1%) at bay, with the latter holding just…
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 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 Toyota Hilux is the #1 vehicle in Thailand for the first time this year. 24/07 update: Now with Top 62 All-models. Thailand has by and large squashed the coronavirus for now, with just 3.037 confirmed cases as of May 20 vs. 2.931 when we published the March update on…
The Isuzu D-Max holds a round 20% of the Thai market in March. 24/07 update: Now with Top 62 All-models. With 1.651 confirmed COVID-19 cases as of March 31 (and 2.931 at the time of writing), Thailand seems to have been relatively spared by the pandemic, however low testing levels…
The new gen D-Max is helping Isuzu reach new heights in Thailand. 10/04 update: Now with Top 15 models and sales data for 53 nameplates. New vehicle sales in Thailand fall harshly again in February at -17.1% year-on-year to 68.271 units, leading to a year-to-date tally down -12.7% at 139.959.…
The Isuzu D-Max snaps its first win in Thailand since last April. 17/03 update: Now with the Top 13 models and official sales for 50 models. The Thai new vehicle market skids down -8.2% year-on-year in January to 71.688 registrations. Toyota (-24.4%) freefalls to 28.2% share vs. 32.9% over the…
The Toyota Hilux is #1 in Thailand for the 13th time in the past 14 years. Discover 30 years of Thailand Historical Data here. 2019 was quite an atypical year for new vehicle sales in Thailand. A year-on-year drop in June put an end to 29 consecutive months of gains,…
MG sales are up 31.1% in a market down -16.2%. New vehicle sales in Thailand endure a 6th consecutive year-on-year drop and 2nd double-digit one in the past 3 months in November at a ghastly -16.2% to 79.299 registrations. This is the largest year-on-year fall since May 2015 (-19%), tilting the year-to-date…