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Home News Auto News Honda Just Edges Toyota Sales In H1 Of 2021 – Tight Race For No.1 Non-National Carmaker Honda Just Edges Toyota Sales In H1 Of 2021 – Tight Race For No.1 Non-National Carmaker Auto News Arvind | July 26, 2021 05:56 pm Honda leads Toyota by the slimmest of margins in overall Passenger Car sales in the first six months of 2021, making it the tightest race to become the No. 1 non-national carmaker we’ve seen in years. Honda has held the top spot for a stellar six years on the back of strong sales from popular models such as the Honda City, HR-V, and Civic. As June comes to end without little to no activity given the FMCO lockdowns – which deem automotive sales a non-essential economic activity – the latest Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) data shows Toyota has secured 23,232 sales versus Honda’s 24,996 units. Toyota currently trails by some 1,764 units. Honda achieved an 11.2 percent market share (versus Toyota’s 10.4 percent) and rank third overall in Malaysia, behind Perodua’s 97,290 units (39.1 percent) and Proton’s 56,352 units (22.6 percent). Toyota lead by a wide margin in the Commercial Vehicle category – with 10,473 units (41.4 percent market share) – ahead of second-place Isuzu with 4,165 units. If you tally up Toyota’s passenger and commercial vehicle sales, Toyota would lead Honda but since the title only takes into account passenger vehicles, Toyota has some catching up to do in the second half of the year. In 2020, Honda Malaysia managed to round off yet another year as the Top Non-National carmaker in Malaysia. Its sixth year at the top spot almost at the very last leg of the race, capping off a brilliant sales push in December to round off a total of 60,469 units, versus UMW Toyota Motors securing 59,320 units. However, that margin in 2020 has been the smallest its ever been since Honda first climbed to the top in 2015. In the years after, namely 2016 to 2018 Honda has an insurmountable lead over Toyota. The biggest difference in sales came in 2017 when Honda sold a massive 61,896 units more than Toyota, with 109,511 units, versus Toyota’s 47,615 units. Most of this success came at a time when Honda dominated the market with value for money offerings such as the Honda City, Honda Jazz, and later the Honda Civic. With no real rival, Honda also dominated the SUV market with products such as the Honda HR-V, BR-V, and CR-V. In the years since, the HR-V has come under attack by newer local models such as the Perodua Aruz, Proton X50, X70 and most recently the Perodua Ativa. This has chipped away at Honda's sales, whilst Toyota comprehensively revamped its range with newer models such as the Toyota Vios, Yaris, Corolla, and most recently the Corolla Cross SUV. As such, though Honda have held on to the No.1 spot, they have done so with an ever-shrinking volume since 2018. Time will tell, if Toyota retakes the position it held for many years, before the emergence of the modern Honda we all know and love. With the automotive business all set to face tough challenges in the months to come, it’s all to play for in H2 of 2021. ✕ Let's Connect on Whatsapp We protect your personal information in compliance with the PDPA I agree with Carlist.my Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. I agree to receive personalised communication from Carlist.my and its car sellers, business affiliates and partners. Check out the best car deals in town! Prev Next Special offer - call now! days hours Avg. mkt. Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. I Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. Related Tags Honda Toyota sales MAA perodua Proton 2021 Sales MAA h1 2021 Print Related News Honda Outsells Proton, Toyota In April 2015 Auto News Hans | June 30, 2015 Although the car market is down by almost a third in April 2015 following March's pre-GST buying frenzy, something very seriously wrong is happening ... Can Toyota Top Honda Sales In 2021? Insights Arvind | March 15, 2021 Closing off a stellar month of sales in December 2020 – Honda Malaysia managed to round off yet another year as the Top Non-National carmaker in ... New Vehicle Sales Data As Of Feb 2021 Showing Signs Of Growth Auto News Arvind | March 25, 2021 The latest new vehicle sales data, ended February 2021, is showing positive signs of growth, indicating a trend of stabilisation in the passenger and ... Post-GST Slump - Vehicle Sales Down By Over 30 Percent Auto News Hans | May 22, 2015 As expected, new vehicle sales took a big hit following the pre-GST buying frenzy in February and March. New vehicle sales for the month of April ... Comments
Honda Just Edges Toyota Sales In H1 Of 2021 – Tight Race For No.1 Non-National Carmaker Auto News Arvind | July 26, 2021 05:56 pm Honda leads Toyota by the slimmest of margins in overall Passenger Car sales in the first six months of 2021, making it the tightest race to become the No. 1 non-national carmaker we’ve seen in years. Honda has held the top spot for a stellar six years on the back of strong sales from popular models such as the Honda City, HR-V, and Civic. As June comes to end without little to no activity given the FMCO lockdowns – which deem automotive sales a non-essential economic activity – the latest Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) data shows Toyota has secured 23,232 sales versus Honda’s 24,996 units. Toyota currently trails by some 1,764 units. Honda achieved an 11.2 percent market share (versus Toyota’s 10.4 percent) and rank third overall in Malaysia, behind Perodua’s 97,290 units (39.1 percent) and Proton’s 56,352 units (22.6 percent). Toyota lead by a wide margin in the Commercial Vehicle category – with 10,473 units (41.4 percent market share) – ahead of second-place Isuzu with 4,165 units. If you tally up Toyota’s passenger and commercial vehicle sales, Toyota would lead Honda but since the title only takes into account passenger vehicles, Toyota has some catching up to do in the second half of the year. In 2020, Honda Malaysia managed to round off yet another year as the Top Non-National carmaker in Malaysia. Its sixth year at the top spot almost at the very last leg of the race, capping off a brilliant sales push in December to round off a total of 60,469 units, versus UMW Toyota Motors securing 59,320 units. However, that margin in 2020 has been the smallest its ever been since Honda first climbed to the top in 2015. In the years after, namely 2016 to 2018 Honda has an insurmountable lead over Toyota. The biggest difference in sales came in 2017 when Honda sold a massive 61,896 units more than Toyota, with 109,511 units, versus Toyota’s 47,615 units. Most of this success came at a time when Honda dominated the market with value for money offerings such as the Honda City, Honda Jazz, and later the Honda Civic. With no real rival, Honda also dominated the SUV market with products such as the Honda HR-V, BR-V, and CR-V. In the years since, the HR-V has come under attack by newer local models such as the Perodua Aruz, Proton X50, X70 and most recently the Perodua Ativa. This has chipped away at Honda's sales, whilst Toyota comprehensively revamped its range with newer models such as the Toyota Vios, Yaris, Corolla, and most recently the Corolla Cross SUV. As such, though Honda have held on to the No.1 spot, they have done so with an ever-shrinking volume since 2018. Time will tell, if Toyota retakes the position it held for many years, before the emergence of the modern Honda we all know and love. With the automotive business all set to face tough challenges in the months to come, it’s all to play for in H2 of 2021. ✕ Let's Connect on Whatsapp We protect your personal information in compliance with the PDPA I agree with Carlist.my Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. I agree to receive personalised communication from Carlist.my and its car sellers, business affiliates and partners. Check out the best car deals in town! Prev Next Special offer - call now! days hours Avg. mkt. Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. I Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. Related Tags Honda Toyota sales MAA perodua Proton 2021 Sales MAA h1 2021
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Honda Outsells Proton, Toyota In April 2015 Auto News Hans | June 30, 2015 Although the car market is down by almost a third in April 2015 following March's pre-GST buying frenzy, something very seriously wrong is happening ...
Can Toyota Top Honda Sales In 2021? Insights Arvind | March 15, 2021 Closing off a stellar month of sales in December 2020 – Honda Malaysia managed to round off yet another year as the Top Non-National carmaker in ...
New Vehicle Sales Data As Of Feb 2021 Showing Signs Of Growth Auto News Arvind | March 25, 2021 The latest new vehicle sales data, ended February 2021, is showing positive signs of growth, indicating a trend of stabilisation in the passenger and ...
Post-GST Slump - Vehicle Sales Down By Over 30 Percent Auto News Hans | May 22, 2015 As expected, new vehicle sales took a big hit following the pre-GST buying frenzy in February and March. New vehicle sales for the month of April ...