MG Leads Imported Car Sales in Egypt During May as Toyota and BAIC Secure Top Positions

1,275 vehicles. MG topped imported car sales in Egypt during May after recording 1,275 vehicles and capturing a 19.4% market share, according to the latest report issued by the Automotive Market Information Council (AMIC), placing the brand firmly at the top of the imported passenger vehicle rankings for the month. The lead is clear.

Top-Selling Imported Car Brands

Behind the market leader, Toyota secured second place with 711 vehicles and a 10.8% market share, while BAIC ranked third after delivering 507 units for a 7.7% share, followed by Kia in fourth with 465 vehicles and a 7.1% market share, keeping all three brands among the strongest-performing imported automotive names in Egypt during May. The figures speak.

What does the ranking show? Renault claimed fifth place with 460 vehicles and a 7% market share, followed by Hyundai in sixth with 409 vehicles and a 6.2% share, while Geely finished seventh after recording 332 units and a 5.1% market share, reflecting the published distribution of imported vehicle sales across multiple automotive brands during the same month without altering any reported figures. The picture is complete.

Remaining Positions in the Sales Ranking

The gap is narrow. Chery ranked eighth with 323 vehicles and a 4.9% market share, Nissan followed in ninth with 321 units and the same 4.9% share, and Changan completed the top ten after recording 320 vehicles while also holding a 4.9% market share, leaving only minimal differences between these brands based on the official sales data presented in the report. Competition continues.

238 vehicles. Suzuki placed eleventh after recording 238 vehicles for a 3.6% market share, while Peugeot ranked twelfth with 219 vehicles and a 3.3% share, and the accompanying interactive chart outlines the market share distribution of the best-selling imported car brands in Egypt during May using the figures presented in the report. That is the full ranking.