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'In Singapore, 80% of car owners trust Chinese car brands, data from CARMA revealed. This is the highest percentage of all the surveyed markets, followed by Saudi Arabia and the UAE (76%), Hong Kong (72%), the UK (64%), Germany (54%), and the USA (48%). The Chinese car brands referred to include Changan Automobile, CHERY, GAC MOTOR, Great Wall Motor Co., Ltd., NIO, SAIC Motor, Wuling Motors, and XPENG. In addition, 77% of Singaporean car owners agreed that Chinese cars are more affordable than others, and 74% agree that they feature cutting-edge technology. On the flip side, 38% of Singaporean car owners agree that Chinese cars are less reliable than others. CARMA surveyed car owners across seven markets including Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Germany, the UK, and the USA in September.' https://lnkd.in/gaXqfvW6

When considering the purchase of a luxury car, it's important to focus on safety rather than just performance. While high performance may appeal to some, it doesn't meet the emotional needs of every customer. On the other hand, the enhanced safety features of luxury vehicles provide a universal benefit: confidence. This is precisely why we are seeing a significant uptick in luxury car sales in India. Safety isn't just a feature; it's a necessity that offers peace of mind, making it a top priority for buyers. ???? #LuxuryCars #SafetyFirst #AutomotiveTrends #CarSalesIndia

Has anyone else noticed this? Since moving to Dubai, I've seen many cars from brands that you rarely come across in the Netherlands, like American and Chinese manufacturers. But that's not all—even well-known brands like Toyota, Nissan, and Hyundai have models here that you simply don't find back home. For instance, I’m driving a Mitsubishi Pajero—a model you hardly see in the Netherlands! It's a fascinating difference that has me wondering: why are these brands and models not available in the Netherlands? Is it a matter of market preferences, regulations, or perhaps just a strategic choice by the manufacturers? American brands like GMC and Chevrolet have a strong presence here, and Chinese brands like Geely and Changan seem to be gaining more ground. On top of that, I've noticed specific Toyota and Nissan models that seem tailored for the Middle Eastern market. Is it due to different driving conditions, demand for specific features, or just the greater love for large SUVs and luxury vehicles here in Dubai? Does anyone have experience with or knowledge of why these differences exist? I'm curious about your insights and whether you've noticed this variety of cars when traveling outside of Europe! #AutoIndustry #DubaiLife #ExpatLiving #MarketDifferences #CarEnthusiasts #MitsubishiPajero

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Car Trends in the UAE to Watch in 2024 The automotive landscape in the UAE is constantly evolving, and 2024 is shaping up to be an exciting year! One major shift we’re seeing is the rise of?electric vehicles (EVs). With more charging stations and government support, going electric is becoming a more appealing option for many drivers. Luxury SUVs are still in high demand, with their perfect balance of performance, comfort, and style. And of course,?sports cars?continue to dominate, as speed and luxury remain at the heart of Dubai’s car culture. Technology is also playing a big role, with more consumers looking for smart, tech-enabled features in their cars, from autonomous driving to top-tier infotainment systems. As these trends unfold, we’re thrilled to be offering a selection of cars that fit right in. Come visit our showroom or check out our collection online at https://lnkd.in/dsR4DK7q #AutorityMotors #Cars #CarTrends2024 #UAEAutomotive #LuxuryCars

Luxury European Automakers Are Getting Crushed in China - Europe's luxury carmakers once dominated in China, but are now under intense pressure. - BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche have all reported slumping sales in the world's largest auto market. - Widespread uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) in China has hit Europe’s car makers who have now lost their technical advantage over their Chinese counterparts. - The Chinese consumer is becoming more patriotic with its home produced brands. https://lnkd.in/esBsA_Mz

LEXUS - Luxury EXport to United States How does that sound ? Lexus, the luxury vehicle division of the Japanese automaker Toyota, was born out of Toyota's desire to create a world-class luxury car that could compete with established brands like Mercedes-Benz and BMW in the United States In the early 1980s, Toyota's then-chairman, Eiji Toyoda, challenged the company to create a luxury car that would rival the best in the world. This was a bold move, as Toyota was primarily known for producing reliable and affordable vehicles, not luxury cars. Toyota was already successful and a market leader in the United States having launched Toyota Land Cruiser in 1958 and Toyota Corolla in 1968 !!! So why did Toyota create LEXUS having said it's a bold move ?? To Export Luxury cars for Luxury Segment Consumers in the US !!! Crazy !!!! Winners never Quit ! Quitters never Win !

Record Bookings and Electric Vehicle Surge: The 45th Bangkok International Motorshow 2024 ??The show witnessed a surge in vehicle bookings (up 26%), totaling over 58,000 vehicles (53,438 cars, and 5,173 motorcycles) ?? 32.78% of the bookings (or 17,517 units) were made for electric vehicles, for brands across the range, including Chinese and European manufacturers. ?? Top selling brand was Toyota, followed by BYD, Honda, MG and Mitsubishi. ?? Electric motorcycles from China captured visitors' interest, resulting in 4,495 bookings This year's event attracted a large number of new entrepreneurs, especially those from China and Vietnam, who brought new electric vehicles to consumers. The luxury car market continues to exhibit sustained growth. (Data source and picture curtesy: https://lnkd.in/gzrZSzU6) #vehiclemarket #thailand #motorshow #bangkok #automotiveindustry #electricvehicles #motorcyles

Let us know what luxury car you would like to own if money wasn’t the problem in the comments. Book luxury cars today ranging from Rolls-Royce to Toyota Land Cruiser to Mercedes Benz to Lexus and many more. Visit our website or download the Luxlet app now! #LuxLet #luxury #luxurycars #cars #carrental #lagos #automobile #money

"77% of Singaporean car owners agreed that Chinese cars are more affordable than others, and 74% agree that they feature cutting-edge technology." https://lnkd.in/gvGwcGGU Singapore Business Review