“Egyptian Compulsory Insurance”: Licensing More Than 27.5 Thousand Vehicles in May

In May, the Egyptian market saw the licensing of over 27.5 thousand new vehicles, according to the monthly report from Al Majmaa’s Compulsory Vehicle Insurance.

This report highlights the substantial growth in vehicle registrations, reflecting a robust market and increased demand for vehicle insurance.

Breakdown of Licensed Vehicles

Total Number of Vehicles

The report revealed that the total number of vehicles for which insurance documents were issued included:

• 2,775 vehicles for the 2021 model year

• 4,491 vehicles for the 2022 model year

• 4,859 vehicles for the 2023 model year

• 15,352 vehicles for the 2024 model year

• 26 vehicles for the 2025 model year

Private Cars

The number of newly insured and licensed private cars totaled 10,272. This included:

• 317 cars from the 2021 model year

• 591 cars from the 2022 model year

• 1,477 cars from the 2023 model year

• 7,863 cars from the 2024 model year

• 24 cars from the 2025 model year

Motorcycles

The total number of insured and licensed motorcycles reached 15,337. This included:

• 2,340 motorcycles from the 2021 model year

• 3,608 motorcycles from the 2022 model year

• 3,146 motorcycles from the 2023 model year

• 6,241 motorcycles from the 2024 model year

• 2 motorcycles from the 2025 model year

  

Truck Vehicles

The report also detailed the licensing of 1,272 transport vehicles, including:

• 30 vehicles from the 2021 model year

• 152 vehicles from the 2022 model year

• 171 vehicles from the 2023 model year

• 926 vehicles from the 2024 model year

Manufacturer Rankings

Overall Rankings

Hyundai maintained its lead for the third consecutive month, registering 1,460 vehicles. The top ten manufacturers were:

• Hyundai: 1,460 vehicles

• Chevrolet: 1,025 vehicles

• Kia: 860 vehicles

• Mercedes: 800 vehicles

• Toyota: 769 vehicles

• Chery: 767 vehicles

• MG: 693 vehicles

• Nissan: 657 vehicles

• Skoda: 662 vehicles

• Mitsubishi: 436 vehicles

Private Car Rankings

In the private car category, Hyundai also led with 1,456 cars, followed by:

• Hyundai: 1,456 cars

• Kia: 860 cars

• Mercedes: 761 cars

• Chery: 751 cars

• MG: 693 cars

Transport Vehicle Rankings

For transport vehicles, Chevrolet took the top spot with 827 cars. The rankings were:

• Chevrolet: 827 cars

• Mitsubishi: 99 cars

• Isuzu: 77 cars

• Toyota: 57 cars
• GMC: 53 cars

The data from May illustrates a dynamic and growing market for vehicle insurance in Egypt. With a diverse range of vehicles being insured and licensed, the sector is showing strong signs of growth and resilience. The continued dominance of leading manufacturers like Hyundai, Chevrolet, and Kia highlights their popularity and the trust consumers place in their vehicles. As the market evolves, it will be essential to monitor these trends and the impact they have on the broader automotive and insurance industries.