Chery outpaces GWM in February Naamsa sales figures
February's sales figures show a growing acceptance of Chinese automotive brands among South African consumers.
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The Chinese automotive marques continue to gain traction in South Africa, with the likes of Chery and Haval making notable strides in recent months. Here’s how they performed last month.
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According to the latest National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) statistics for February 2024, Chery Auto South Africa recorded sales of 1 504 vehicles, while Haval Motors SA sold a total of 1 150 vehicles locally and exported an additional 18 cars.
Chery’s lineup showcased a robust performance, with its Tiggo series leading the pack. The Chery Tiggo 4 Pro emerged as the top-selling model, accounting for 964 units sold. Following closely behind were the Chery Tiggo 7 Pro and Tiggo 8 Pro, with 328 and 212 units sold, respectively.
Chery Auto SA vehicle sales
- Chery Tiggo 4 Pro – 964 units
- Chery Tiggo 7 Pro – 328 units
- Chery Tiggo 8 Pro – 212 units
In comparison, Haval Motors SA saw strong demand for its models, particularly the Haval H6 and Jolion. The Haval H6 secured the top spot for the brand, with 569 units sold domestically and an additional 11 units exported. The Haval Jolion also performed admirably, with 544 units sold locally and 5 units exported.
Haval Motors SA vehicles sales
- Haval H6 – 569 units domestic, 11 units exported
- Haval Jolion – 544 units domestic, five units exported
- GWM Ora – Eight units
- GWM Tank 300 – 11 units domestic, two units exported
GWM showcased a modest performance with its Ora and Tank 300 models. The GWM Ora recorded sales of eight units, while the Tank 300 saw 11 units sold domestically and an additional two units exported.
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These sales figures reflect the growing acceptance of Chinese automotive brands among South African consumers. Factors such as competitive pricing, advanced features, and improved quality have contributed to this shift in consumer perception. Furthermore, the ongoing expansion of dealership networks and enhanced after-sales service have bolstered consumer confidence in these brands.
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