Best-Selling Chinese Automakers in Egypt: April Sales Ranking
The Egyptian Compulsory Vehicle Insurance Pool has released its latest report detailing the best-selling Chinese car brands in Egypt during April. The data shows a strong performance by Chinese automakers, outperforming many Korean and Japanese competitors in the local market.
MG Leads the Pack
MG topped the list of Chinese brands in April with 1,607 units sold. Chery secured the second position with 1,480 units, while Jetour claimed third place with 1,131 vehicles.
Full Ranking Breakdown
BAIC ranked fourth with 793 units, followed by Soueast in fifth place with 750 cars. Changan recorded 741 units for sixth place, while BYD came seventh with 529 vehicles. Geely took eighth place with 497 units, followed by Kaiyi in ninth with 254 cars. Haval rounded out the top ten with 237 units, and JAC finished eleventh with 222 vehicles.
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