BREAKING: New car sales! According to automotive industry body naamsa, the Mzansi automotive industry sold 53 455 new vehicles in February. This was the highest February sales figure since February 2013. These sales are also higher than January 2026 sales of 50 521 units, and include segments such as Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles and Heavy Commercial Vehicles. The sales numebers were as follows:
- TOYOTA (including Lexus and Hino) – 12 272
- SUZUKI – 6 562
- VOLKSWAGEN GROUP (including Audi) – 4 895
- HYUNDAI – 3 136
- FORD – 2 928
- GWM (including Haval, Tank and Ora) – 2 614
- ISUZU – 2 371
- CHERY – 2 312
- MAHINDRA – 1 996
- KIA – 1 746
- JETOUR – 1 673
- RENAULT – 1 424
- OMODA and JAECOO – 1 297
- BMW GROUP (including MINI) – 1 237
- NISSAN – 1 204
- STELLANTIS (including Alfa Romeo, Citroen, Fiat, Jeep, Leapmotor, Opel and Peugeot) – 667
- MG – 643
- MERCEDES-BENZ – 537
- FAW TRUCKS – 516
- FOTON – 473
- JAC – 309
- DAIMLER TRUCK – 277
- HONDA – 271
- JLR (including Jaguar, Land Rover and Range Rover) – 229
- MAZDA – 223
- UD TRUCKS – 199
- MITSUBISHI – 157
- BAIC – 146
- SCANIA – 138
- CHANGAN – 131
- VOLVO GROUP (trucks only) – 128
- PORSCHE – 113
- SINOTRUK – 108
- MAN – 105
- POWERSTAR – 88
- VOLVO CARS – 82
- SUBARU – 20
- PROTON – 5
- SCUDERIA (Ferrari) – 5
