Thaïlande - Total Des Ventes De Véhicules

Vehicle sales in Thailand fell 11.3 percent year-on-year to 77,121 units in October 2019, the fifth consecutive month of decline after more than two years of strong growth. Overall passenger car sales dropped 7.6 percent while pickup based vehicle sales were down 14.8 percent. Also, SUVs sales declined 10.5 percent and those of commercial vehicles other than pickup trucks were down 5.3 percent. In January-October, total vehicle sales were up by just 0.6 percent at 838,968 units. The Federation of Thai Industries expects the market to continue to weaken in the fourth quarter.

Car sales in Thailand slumped 14.1 percent year-on-year to 76,195 units in September 2019, after a 6.9 percent drop in August. This was the fourth straight month of yearly decline in domestic car sales following recent floods in many areas of the country and after banks implemented stricter lending due to the high level of household debt. On a monthly basis, vehicle sales declined 5.7 percent. For 2019, domestic car sales are forecast to be 1 million units instead of 1.05 million projected earlier. In 2018, sales jumped 19.5 percent to 1.04 million units - the highest in five years. Thailand is a regional vehicle production and export base for the world's top automobile manufacturers.

Car sales in Thailand dropped 6.9 percent year-on-year to 80,833 units in August 2019, after decreasing 1.1 percent in July. This was the third straight month decline in car sales and the steepest fall, dragged by financial institutions' stricter lending. In 2019, vehicle purchases are forecast to rise 2.44 percent to 1.05 million units, after last year's 19.5 percent rise to 1.04 million units, the highest level in five years.

Car sales in Thailand dropped 1.1 percent year-on-year to 81,044 units in July 2019, after decreasing 2.1 percent in June. This was the second straight month decline in car sales, dragged by financial institutions' stricter lending. In 2019, vehicle purchases are forecast to rise 2.44 percent to 1.05 million units, after last year's 19.5 percent rise to 1.04 million units, the highest level in five years.

Car sales in Thailand dropped 2.1 percent year-on-year to 86,048 units in June 2019, after increasing 3.7 percent in May. This was the first decline in car sales in 30 months, dragged down by financial institutions' stricter lending and a higher comparative figure last year. In 2019, vehicle purchases are forecast to rise 2.44 percent to 1.05 million units, after last year's 19.5 percent increase to 1.04 million units, the highest level in five years.

Car sales in Thailand increased 3.7 percent year-on-year to 88,097 units in May 2019, after increasing 8.7 percent in April, helped by continued state and private investment and the launch of new car models. In 2019, purchases are forecast to rise 2.44 percent to 1.05 million units, after last year's 19.5 percent increase to 1.04 million units, the highest level in five years.