AAA weekly
2022-02-18
Copyright FOURIN, Inc. 2024
Thailand’s Vehicle Sales Dropped Over 4% to Below 760,000 Units in 2021
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- Thailand
- vehicle sales
- coronavirus
- Covid-19
- pandemic
- lockdown
- Bangkok
- passenger cars
- MPV
- commercial vehicles
- SUV
- parts shortage
- market share of top 5 brands
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- sales volume of automobiles by type
- small
- medium
- large
- PPV
- van / microbus
- light truck (MPL below 1.0t)
- one-ton pickup truck
- light truck (MPL 1.5t)
- medium truck (MPL 2.0-4.0t)
- large commercial vehicle (MPL above 4.0t)
- sales volume of automobiles by type and brand
- sedan / hatchback
- Honda
- Toyota
- Mazda
- Nissan
- Suzuki
- Mitsubishi
- MG
- Porsche
- GWM
- Kia
- Peugeot
- Isuzu
- Ford
- Chevrolet
- Hyundai
- Hino
- Lexus
- Foton Motor
- SsangYong
- Tata Motors
- JAC
- Daewoo
- Proton
- Changan
- Iveco
- Scania
- DFM
- VW
- Land Rover
- Ferrari
- Jaguar
- Fuso
- Maxus
- market share by brand origin
- Japan
- EU
- US
- China
- South Korea
- MINI
- BMW
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Thailand’s vehicle sales decreased 4.2% year-on-year to 759,119 units in 2021. Sales dropped due to corona lockdown in Bangkok and other areas in July and August, and also as a result of insufficient parts supply. Passenger cars (including MPVs) declined 8.4% to 251,800 units and commercial vehicles (including SUVs) fell 1.9% to 507,319 units.
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