World Ranking of Car Exporters

Global car exports by country were valued at US$698.2 billion for 2016. Cars represent the world’s number one export product, surpassing crude petroleum revenues handicapped by lower oil prices.

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of cars in 2016:

1. Germany: US$151.9 billion (21.8% of total car exports)
2. Japan: $91.9 billion (13.2%)
3. United States: $53.8 billion (7.7%)
4. Canada: $48.8 billion (7%)
5. United Kingdom: $41.3 billion (5.9%)
6. South Korea: $37.5 billion (5.4%)
7. Spain: $35.6 billion (5.1%)
8. Mexico: $31.4 billion (4.5%)
9. Belgium: $30.3 billion (4.3%)
10. Czech Republic: $18.8 billion (2.7%)
11. France: $18.4 billion (2.6%)
12. Slovakia: $15.5 billion (2.2%)
13. Italy: $15.2 billion (2.2%)
14. Thailand: $11.6 billion (1.7%)
15. Hungary: $11.1 billion (1.6%)

 Among the above countries, the fastest-growing car exporters since 2012 were Hungary (up 117%), Thailand (up 104.7%), Italy (up 64.5%) and Spain (up 41.6%). Four countries posted declines in their exported car sales: South Korea (down 11.6%), France (down -9.6%), Japan (down -5.7%) and the United States (down -1.4%). The listed 15 exporters accounted for 87.8% of global car exports by country during 2016. (World's Top Exports)

 

Light and dark blue countries represent small fractions of the overall market, no more than 2.7% of the total. The rose pink and salmon countries rise above the others, capturing 7-21.8% of the entire market. Source: how much