Middle East & Africa
Middle East & Africa Automotives Insight provides country-by-country analysis of the key trends impacting automotive markets across the Middle East & Africa. From passenger cars to commercial vehicles and coaches, Middle East & Africa Automotives Insight includes competitive intelligence on the growth strategies of leading manufacturers and component suppliers plus 5-year industry forecasts for each country. The service includes access to the very latest analysis, a searchable archive of articles and data and the ability to download PDFs of current and back issues.
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South Africa / Industry
The South African unit of Japanese truck maker UD Trucks has highlighted the risk of rail freight growth to heavy truck sales, which enjoyed growth of 35% year-on-year (y-o-y) to 26,149 units in 2011. This fits the view that BMI's Freight Transport team have put forward, that projects such as Toyota Motor's move to ship its vehicles by rail rather than road provide upside risk to...
2012-02-03Industry
Premium carmaker Bentley Motors has announced investment in its Middle East operations, which posted growth of 3% in 2011. The US$9mn investment will be used to increase the brand's...
2012-02-01Zimbabwe / Industry
Zimbabwe remains one of the less attractive auto markets within Sub-Saharan Africa at the present time, reflecting the still-difficult economic and political backdrop within the country....
2012-01-31Industry Developments
South Africa
The South African unit of Japanese truck maker UD Trucks has highlighted the risk of rail freight growth to heavy truck sales, which enjoyed growth of 35% year-on-year (y-o-y) to 26,149...
2012-02-03Premium carmaker Bentley Motors has announced investment in its Middle East operations, which posted growth of 3% in 2011. The US$9mn investment will be used to increase the brand's...
2012-02-01Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe remains one of the less attractive auto markets within Sub-Saharan Africa at the present time, reflecting the still-difficult economic and political backdrop within the country....
2012-01-31Mozambique
BMI View: Regardless of short-term risks related to slowing macroeconomic and credit growth, we continue to forecast strong average growth of 7.3% per annum in the Mozambican automotive...
2012-01-30
