Morocco October 2024: Hyundai (+58.5%), Volkswagen (+57.7%) stand out

Hyundai is the third best-selling carmaker in Morocco in October.

15,003 new Passenger cars and Light commercials found a buyer in Morocco in October, a splendid 17.2% year-on-year lift. In the detail, Passenger cars are up 14.9% to 12,972 and Light commercials surge 33.7% to 2,031. The year-to-date PC tally is 122,820, up 4.7% over the same period a year ago. In the PC ranking, brand leader Dacia (+15.1%) matches the market growth and holds a weak 21.9% share vs. 25.5% year-to-date. Renault (-12.9%) endures a mediocre month at 12.6% share vs. 15.2% but Hyundai (+58.5%) posts the largest gain in the Top 15 to repeat at #3 with 9.6% share. Peugeot (+14.7%) is more shy but overtakes Volkswagen (+57.7%) in great shape. BMW (+39.2%) and Citroen (+37.9%) also beat the market in the remainder of the Top 10 whereas Kia (+14.2%), Opel (+11.2%) and more strikingly Audi (-6.3%) underperform. BYD (+2866.7%) advances to a record #19.

Previous month: Morocco September 2024: Dacia (+42.4%), Volkswagen (+88.9%) impress

One year ago: Morocco October 2023: Peugeot, Opel, Audi defy market down -2.2%

Full October 2024 Top 36 All brands ranking below.

Morocco October 2024 – brands:

PosBrandOct-24%/23Sep2024%/23PosFY231Dacia2,84621.9%+ 15.1%131,36525.5%+ 14.4%112Renault1,63312.6%– 12.9%218,61315.2%– 1.0%223Hyundai1,2439.6%+ 58.5%310,0348.2%– 20.9%334Peugeot1,0678.2%+ 14.7%57,5606.2%– 15.3%545Volkswagen1,0618.2%+ 57.7%47,8946.4%+ 11.7%456Citroen7095.5%+ 37.9%65,6704.6%+ 25.1%777Opel6154.7%+ 11.2%75,9044.8%+ 4.4%668Kia5144.0%+ 14.2%84,2053.4%+ 2.5%889BMW4013.1%+ 39.2%103,5892.9%+ 29.0%111310Audi3883.0%– 6.3%93,7673.1%+ 4.7%101011Skoda3282.5%+ 24.7%153,4612.8%+ 12.7%121212Toyota3262.5%– 19.7%143,2812.7%– 10.8%13913Seat 3262.5%+ 29.9%132,8962.4%+ 30.5%141414Mercedes2562.0%+ 4.1%122,4392.0%+ 13.6%151515Fiat2271.7%– 29.5%113,8553.1%+ 23.1%91116Jeep1210.9%+ 16.3%246380.5%– 28.7%201917MG1050.8%+ 5.0%167670.6%+ 111.3%182118Nissan1000.8%+ 78.6%225740.5%– 32.1%211819BYD890.7%+ 2866.7%202510.2%######283520Land Rover850.7%+ 4.9%197070.6%– 9.2%192021DFSK790.6%+ 29.5%303560.3%– 23.6%252322Volvo740.6%– 28.8%188470.7%+ 0.0%171623Changan710.5%new213430.3%new26 –24Cupra630.5%+ 43.2%179640.8%+ 99.2%162225Porsche420.3%– 39.1%235240.4%+ 49.3%232426Geely340.3%new254180.3%new243427Ford300.2%– 65.9%335540.5%– 39.7%221728Suzuki270.2%+ 80.0%262670.2%+ 45.9%272829Mini270.2%+ 68.8%281720.1%– 13.6%312730Alfa Romeo250.2%+ 25.0%321940.2%– 3.0%302631DS230.2%– 4.2%272210.2%– 14.7%292532Lexus200.2%+ 5.3%291630.1%+ 15.6%333033Honda90.1%– 55.0%311700.1%+ 14.1%322934Mahindra60.0%– 33.3%34870.1%– 43.9%343235Jaguar10.0%– 87.5%35640.1%– 35.4%353336Alpine10.0%– 66.7%3680.0%+ 166.7%3637

Source: Manufacturers

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