In September, 24,545 vehicles were licensed and insured in the Egyptian market, according to the Egyptian Association for Compulsory Vehicle Insurance’s monthly report.
Breakdown by Model Year:
- 2020 model: 1,503 vehicles
- 2021 model: 2,679 vehicles
- 2022 model: 6,808 vehicles
- 2023 model: 9,740 vehicles
- 2024 model: 3,815 vehicles
Vehicle type breakdown:
- Private Cars: 9,369 licensed, distributed as follows:
- 2020: 269 cars
- 2021: 165 cars
- 2022: 1,019 cars
- 2023: 5,138 cars
- 2024: 2,778 cars
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- Motorcycles: 13,140 licensed, with:
- 2020: 1,172 bikes
- 2021: 2,401 bikes
- 2022: 5,366 bikes
- 2023: 3,838 bikes
- 2024: 363 bikes
- Transport Vehicles: 1,207 licensed, broken down as:
- 2020: 19 vehicles
- 2021: 52 vehicles
- 2022: 203 vehicles
- 2023: 358 vehicles
- 2024: 575 vehicles
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Top Brands by Insurance Coverage:
- Chery: 2,471 vehicles
- Chevrolet: 933 vehicles
- Hyundai: 900 vehicles
- Suzuki: 824 vehicles
- MG: 739 vehicles
- Toyota: 599 vehicles
- Nissan: 591 vehicles
- Kia: 550 vehicles
- Skoda: 546 vehicles
- Mercedes: 536 vehicles
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Coverage:
From July 1, 2021 to August 31, 2023, 3,212 private electric cars were licensed, with 184 of them licensed in August alone. Top brands include:
- Volkswagen: 42 cars
- BYD: 20 cars
- Mercedes: 14 cars
- Tesla: 10 cars
- Kia Soul: 10 cars
Licensing by Traffic Units:
- Faisal unit: 956 cars
- Nasr City unit: 706 cars
- Hadayek Al-Ahram unit: 652 cars
- Amiriyya unit: 562 cars
- Salloum port: 8,672 cars
- Nuweiba port: 1,065 cars
- Taba: 868 vehicles
- Safaga: 794 vehicles
Fuel Type Licensing in September:
- Electric-powered: 184 vehicles
- Gasoline-powered: 287,281 vehicles
- Diesel-powered: 92,400 vehicles
- Gasoline and natural gas-powered: 10,527 vehicles
- Natural gas-powered: 104 vehicles
This report provides a comprehensive overview of the recent trends in vehicle licensing and insurance in Egypt.
