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JUNE 23, 2018
Global car exports by country were valued at US$740.1 billion for 2017. Cars represent the world’s number one export product by value in recent years, surpassing crude petroleum revenues handicapped by lower oil prices.
The $740.1 billion in total international car exports for 2017 represents a 9.2% appreciation since 2013 and a 5.6% uptick compared to the $700.7 billion spent worldwide during 2016.
Among continents, European countries accounted for the highest dollar value worth of car exports during 2017 with shipments amounting to $405.4 billion or 54.8% of international car sales. In second place was Asia at 23.6% followed by North American automobile exporters at 19.1%.
Smaller percentages of overall car exports came from Africa (1.2%), Latin American excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean (also 1.2%) and Oceania (0.1%) led by Australia.
The 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix for cars is 8703.
Car Exports by Country
Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of cars in 2017:
Among the above countries, the fastest-growing car exporters since 2013 were Italy (up 79.8%), Turkey (up 72.3%), Thailand (up 64.1%) and Czech Republic (up 40.2%).
Two countries posted declines in their exported car sales, namely South Korea (down -12.3%) and the United States (down -6.5%).
JUNE 23, 2018
Global car exports by country were valued at US$740.1 billion for 2017. Cars represent the world’s number one export product by value in recent years, surpassing crude petroleum revenues handicapped by lower oil prices.
The $740.1 billion in total international car exports for 2017 represents a 9.2% appreciation since 2013 and a 5.6% uptick compared to the $700.7 billion spent worldwide during 2016.
Among continents, European countries accounted for the highest dollar value worth of car exports during 2017 with shipments amounting to $405.4 billion or 54.8% of international car sales. In second place was Asia at 23.6% followed by North American automobile exporters at 19.1%.
Smaller percentages of overall car exports came from Africa (1.2%), Latin American excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean (also 1.2%) and Oceania (0.1%) led by Australia.
The 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix for cars is 8703.
Car Exports by Country
Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of cars in 2017:
- Germany: US$157.4 billion (21.3% of total car exports)
- Japan: $93.4 billion (12.6%)
- United States: $53.6 billion (7.2%)
- Canada: $46.4 billion (6.3%)
- United Kingdom: $41.9 billion (5.7%)
- Mexico: $41.7 billion (5.6%)
- South Korea: $38.8 billion (5.2%)
- Spain: $35.8 billion (4.8%)
- Belgium: $33.1 billion (4.5%)
- France: $22.1 billion (3%)
- Czech Republic: $21.5 billion (2.9%)
- Italy: $18 billion (2.4%)
- Slovakia: $16.4 billion (2.2%)
- Turkey: $11.8 billion (1.6%)
- Thailand: $10.9 billion (1.5%)
Among the above countries, the fastest-growing car exporters since 2013 were Italy (up 79.8%), Turkey (up 72.3%), Thailand (up 64.1%) and Czech Republic (up 40.2%).
Two countries posted declines in their exported car sales, namely South Korea (down -12.3%) and the United States (down -6.5%).
