Vietnam posts all-time high auto imports in 2022

Vietnam posted an all-time high import of automobiles with 173,467 units valued at 3.84 billion USD last year, surpassing the previous record of about 160,000 units in 2021, reported the General Department of Vietnam Customs.
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Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam posted an all-time high import ofautomobiles with 173,467 units valued at 3.84 billion USD last year, surpassingthe previous record of about 160,000 units in 2021, reported the GeneralDepartment of Vietnam Customs.

The figures represented an increase of 8.5% in volume and 5.1%in value year-on-year.

In December alone, a total of 21,896 units worth 431.55 millionUSD were imported, marking the second biggest import in the year, behind Novemberwith roughly 23,000 units.

Indonesia and Thailand were the biggest auto exporters ofVietnam. Indonesia surpassed Thailand to become the biggest seller of Vietnam interms of volume but Thailand still ranked first in value.

Specifically, Vietnam bought 72,671 units from Indonesia with atotal value of over 1.05 billion USD. Meanwhile, auto imports from Thailand hit72,032 units worth 1.43 billion USD.

The third biggest seller was China with 17,340 units valued at714.5 million USD.

Witha combined 162,043 units, the above three markets accounted for 93.4% of thecountry’s total auto imports. The figure was also higher than the total auto importsrecorded in 2021./. 

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