According to the survey, in 2023, Nghệ An province had a total of 296,745 newly registered under 9-seater cars, ranking 3rd nationwide.
These figures include domestically assembled cars, genuine imported cars, and non-genuine imported cars…
In the top 10 provinces and cities with the highest car purchases in 2023, Hanoi ranked first with 46,330 cars, followed by Ho Chi Minh City with 39,132 cars, Nghệ An ranked 3rd with 10,304 cars, Đồng Nai ranked 4th with 10,080 cars, and Thanh Hóa ranked 5th with 9,885 cars.
Nghệ An is among the provinces with a high poverty rate, but the people of Nghệ An are one of the regions that buy the most cars in 2021, 2022, and 2023. The number of newly registered cars is even higher than that of wealthier areas such as Quảng Ninh, Hải Phòng, and Đà Nẵng…
In contrast to the above-mentioned provinces and cities, most of the provinces and cities with fewer car purchases are concentrated in the mountainous region in the north, such as Lai Châu with 535 cars, Bắc Kạn 550 cars, Cao Bằng 716 cars, Điện Bên 725 cars, Hà Giang 820 cars, Kon Tum 864 cars, Bạc Liêu 958 cars…
The most popular car brands chosen by users are Toyota with 53,823 cars, followed by Hyundai with 49,763 cars and Ford with 33,709 cars…
In 2023, the economic fluctuations greatly affected the automotive industry, the number of registered cars in Vietnam decreased to only 296,634 cars, equivalent to the level of 2020 and lower than the 300,000 cars in 2021 and 2022.
According to the General Statistics Office, the average monthly income of workers nationwide was 97.7 million VND/year, while the car ownership rate was 32 cars per 1,000 people.
With this income, owning a car is still beyond the reach of the majority of workers.
In Vietnam, personal cars are subject to 3 main taxes: import duty, special consumption tax, and value-added tax. These are all indirect taxes that the car buyers have to pay. Moreover, these three types of taxes are stacked on top of each other, so they usually account for 30-60% of the selling price, depending on the car model. In addition, buyers also have to pay a registration fee of 10-12%, calculated on the selling price depending on the locality, not to mention other fees.
TH (Tuoitrethudo)
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