Cumulative Lebanese Cars Market Expanded by 25.05% YoY in 2024

According to market sources, cumulative Lebanese car market expanded by 25.05% year over year (YoY) by December 2024 to 8,226 cars.

On a monthly basis, 637 cars were sold in December 2024. The distribution of cars was as follows:

Number of Cars SoldShare of Total Cars Sold
Japanese Cars24338%
Chinese Cars13020%
Korean Cars12520%
European Cars11819%
American Cars213%
Total637100%

Furthermore, the leading sellers of vehicles in Lebanon were Toyota, GAC (Trumpchi), and Kia with number of vehicles sold in December alone totaled 81, 76 and 69 respectively.

It is interesting to note that in December 2024, the share of non-gasoline cars and SUV (Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid and Fully Electric cars) recorded a total of 121 automobiles, distributed as follows:

Type of CarTotal
HEV88
EV29
PHEV4
Total121

Lebanon’s car sector expanded since 2021; however, sales of passenger vehicles were significantly lower than 2019 levels when cars were still being purchased through checks. Currently, the demand for new vehicles is restricted by the absence of financing options, exacerbated by the lower purchasing power of the people, though it has improved in the past couple of years.

 

Growth of Registered Passenger Cars in 2024

Cumulative Lebanese Cars Market Expanded by 25.05% YoY in 2024

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