Philippines’ Vehicle Sales Increased Over 18% to Nearly 294,000 Units in 2021

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Philippines vehicle sales CAMPI (Philippine Automotive Industry Association) TMA (Truck Manufacturers Association) AVID (Association of Imported Vehicle Dealers) automakers units sold demand coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic sales volume of automobiles market share of top 5 brands sales volume of automobiles by type top 20 automobile models by sales volume sales volume of automobiles by brand passenger vehicles commercial vehicles AUV MPV LCV SUV light truck & bus brands Toyota Mitsubishi Ford Nissan Suzuki Isuzu Honda Hyundai MG Geely Kia Foton Hino Mazda Fuso BMW Chevrolet Subaru Chrysler / Jeep / Dodge / RAM Mercedes-Benz Lexus VW Jaguar Land Rover GAC Mahindra Peugeot MINI Changan Tata Motors SsangYong JAC Volvo Car BAIC MAN Ferrari Aston Martin McLaren Iveco Stellantis models Toyota Vios Toyota Hilux Toyota Wigo Toyota Innova Toyota Fortuner Toyota Rush Mitsubishi Xpander Toyota Hiace Mitsubishi L300 Nissan Navara Ford Ranger Ford Territory Mitsubishi Mirage G4 Mitsubishi Strada/L200 Isuzu Traviz Toyota Avanza Mitsubishi Montero Sport Isuzu D-Max Nissan Terra Honda City market share by brand origin Japan EU / US China South Korea market share of top 5 brands Toyota Mitsubishi Ford Nissan Suzuki

The Philippines’ vehicle sales increased 18.2% year-on-year to 293,336 units in 2021. The figure is based on the combined results of the members of the Philippine Automotive Industry Association (CAMPI) and Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA) as well as members of the Association of Imported Vehicle Dealers (AVID). Since some automakers are members of more than one association, figures were adjusted accordingly. Although sales recovered from the previous year when the pandemic hampered demand, it was still significantly below compared to the pre-corona level. Looking at results by vehicle type, passenger vehicle sales went up 15.4% to 90,000 units and commercial vehicle sales rose 19.4% to 203,000 units in 2021.