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Top Selling Car Brands in Tunisia in 2023: Hyundai & KIA lead, Toyota Third

By Contributing Editor December 7, 2023
By Contributing Editor December 7, 2023
Top Selling Car Brands in Tunisia in 2023
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41.585 new vehicles found a buyer in Tunisia over the first 9 months of 2023.

Hyundai continues to lead the brands ranking despite its slight market share decrease by 2.96% with 5,304 cars sold. KIA climbs from 9.6% to 11,7 % with 4,587 cars sold. In third place, Toyota is maintaining its ranking with 9.9% share having sold 3,977 cars, followed by Peugeot and Suzuki, selling 3,562 and 3,307 cars respectively.

Tunisia: Top 5 Selling Car Brands in 2023

RankingBrandSales
1Hyundai5,304
2KIA4,587
3Toyota3,977
4Peaugot3,562
5Isuzu3,307
Best selling car brands in Tunisia in the first 9 months of 2023.

5 Best-Selling Cars in Tunisia in 2023

  • 5th Place: Toyota Hiace
  • 4th Place: Kia Picanto
  • 3rd Place: Hyundai i20
  • 2nd Place: Kio Rio SP
  • 1st Place: Hyundai Grand i10

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