Automotive Distributors Association (ODD), for June 2022 cars and light commercial vehicles released market data. The data revealed revealed rather striking results. Because the figures show that luxury car sales in Turkey Come to a halt reveals. So much so that the vehicles were sold in June 2022 89.1 percent of this falls in the low tax bracket. It consisted of A, B and C segment vehicles.

In June 2022, 80,652 vehicles were sold. sell these 64,134 of them carsand 16,518 were light commercial vehicles. While sales were recorded as 1 percent higher than June 2021, the contraction in the market was seen to continue. Because if we look at the total year 2022 and compare this with 2021, it turns out that the sales amount fell 9.3 percent. We see.

Low tax was the reason for preference!

If you look at the charts above, even the C segment you lost bloodIn the B-segment you see that turnover has increased. However, if we look at the body types of the vehicles, we come across surprising results. Accordingly, the vehicles sold in 2022 39.7 percent are SUVs36.1 percent were sedans and 22.2 percent were hatchbacks.

While hybrids and electric vehicles exist, the dominance of petrol engines persists: OK, but why?

70.4 percent of vehicles purchased in 2022, ie 195,996 of them had petrol engines† This engine type was followed by diesel at 16.9 percent and hybrid at 9.9 percent. The total number of electric cars purchased in 2022 was announced at just 2,263. The SCT regulation continues to keep citizens away from electric vehicles. With this, hybrid It must be said that there are also very few cars on the market. So why do citizens prefer gasoline instead of buying a hybrid engine and saving fuel? The answer is very simple: SCT. Hybrid models with larger displacement both SCT and MTV It’s exhausting for the civilians at the front…

Manual transmission cars are coming to the end of the road!

ODD data also separated vehicles sold by transmission type. We can clearly say that cars with manual transmission are gradually becoming they come to the end of the road† Because 77.8 percent of the cars sold in 2022 were automatic transmissions. This percentage seems to be increasing a little more every day.

Best-selling car brands in June 2022:

• Fiat: 13,601
• Renault: 11,336
• Toyota: 5,584
• Hyundai: 3.608
• Opel: 3.574
• Dacia: 3.389
• Toyota: 3.239
• Peugeot: 3.037
• Mercedes Benz: 2.278
• Skoda: 2,149

The best-selling car brands in all of 2022 are as follows:

• Renault: 43.813
• Fiat: 41,151
• Volkswagen: 25,463
• Hyundai: 22,365
• Toyota: 18.746
• Dacia: 17,919
• Opel: 14.544
• Honda: 11.528
• Peugeot: 11,006
• Citroen: 10.122

The best-selling car of 2022: Fiat Egea sedan

• Fiat Egea sedan: 28,850
• Renault Clio: 22.816
• Toyota Corolla: 16,783
• Dacia Duster: 12,957
• Renault Megane: 11.155
• Fiat Egea Cross: 11.002
• Renault Talian: 7.676
• Hyundai i20: 7.371
• Hyundai Bayon: 6.803
• Volkswagen Polo: 5.851