List of countries by vehicles per capita

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China became the world's largest new car market in 2009

This article is a list of countries by the number of road motor vehicles per 1,000 inhabitants. This includes cars, vans, buses, and freight and other trucks; but excludes motorcycles and other two-wheelers.

China has the largest fleet of motor vehicles in the world in 2021, with 302 million cars,[1] and in 2009 became the world's largest new car market as well.[2][3] In 2011, a total of 80 million cars and commercial vehicles were built, led by China, with 18.4 million motor vehicles manufactured.[4]

List[]

Rank Country or region Motor vehicles
per 1,000 people 		Total Year
1  San Marino 1,263 54000 2013[5]
2  Monaco 899 2013[5]
3  Iceland 866 315,294[6] 2020
4  New Zealand 837 4,221,182[7] 2019
5  United States 816 267,894,860[8] 2019
6  Australia 784 20,142,942 2021[9]
7  Liechtenstein 781 30,249 2019[10]
8  Brunei 721 300,897 2015
9  Canada 685 25,060,399[11] 2018
10  Luxembourg 681 426,346 2019[10]
11  Guam 677 2014[12]
12  Italy 663 39,545,232 2019[10]
13  Cyprus 645 572,501 2019[10]
14  Poland 642 24,360,166 2019[10]
15  Finland 642 3,549,803 2019[10]
16  Estonia 598 794,926 2019[10]
17  Malta 597 307,130 2019[10]
18  Japan 590 74,490,676 2019[13]
19  Germany 574 47,715,977 2019[10]
20  Austria 562 4,978,852 2018[10]
21  Slovenia 556 1,165,371 2019[10]
22  Czech Republic 554 5,924,995 2019[10]
23   Switzerland 537 4,624,000 2019[10]
24  Lithuania 536 1,498,688 2019[10]
25  Portugal 530 5,452,119 2019[10]
26  Norway 522 2,801,208 2017[10]
27  Spain 519 24,558,126 2019[10]
28  Belgium 511 5,889,210 2019[10]
29  Greece 504 5,406,551 2019[10]
30  Netherlands 499 8,677,911 2019[10]
31  France 482 32,416,180 2019[10]
32  Kuwait 477 1,876,188 2015
33  South Korea 478 24,703,522[14] 2021
34  United Kingdom 473 31,517,597 2018[10]
35  Sweden 473 4,887,116 2019[10]
36  Denmark 455 2,651,726 2017[10]
37  Ireland 454 2,253,210 2019[10]
38  Slovakia 439 2,393,577 2019[10]
39  Romania 435 8,470,490 2020[10]
40  Malaysia 433 13,308,716 2015
41  Croatia 425 1,724,900 2019[10]
42  Bahrain 422 578,471 2015
43  Qatar 411 1,020,000 2015
44  Bulgaria 407 2,829,946 2019[10]
45  Israel 394 3,600,600[15] 2019[16]
46  Hungary 390 3,812,013 2019[10]
47  Russia 388 56,673,511 2020[17]
48  Barbados 387 110,000 2015
49  Latvia 381 727,164 2019[10]
50  Belarus 369 3,501,981 2015
51  Suriname 349 193,000 2015
52  Serbia 336 2,340,020 2019[18]
53  Oman 335 1,551,496 2020[19]
54  Taiwan 344 8,119,000[20] 2019[20]
55  Montenegro 326 202,322 2016[21]
56  Argentina 316 13,726,226 2015
57  Brazil 298 59 994 959[22] 2013
58  Mexico 297 37,353,597 2015
59  Trinidad and Tobago 292 397,000 2015
60  Thailand 281 19,138,351 2019
61  Georgia 281 1,043,900 2015
62  Uruguay 280 960,000 2015
63  Bosnia and Herzegovina 258 910,969 2015
64  Turkey 254 21,190,113 2021[23]
65  Ukraine 245 10,500,000[24] 2020
66  Moldova 241 855,536 2019
67  Albania 238 676,811 2020
68  United Arab Emirates 234 2,140,000 2015
69  Chile 230 4,444,941 2015
70  Antigua and Barbuda 230 2009[5]
71  Costa Rica 224 1,076,041 2015
72  Saint Kitts and Nevis 223 [25]
73  Kyrgyzstan 223 1,330,000 2015
74  China 214 302,000,000 2021[1]
75  Saudi Arabia 209 6,600,000 2015
76  Kazakhstan 207 3,895,800 2020 [26]
77  North Macedonia 205 426,045 2019[10]
78  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 204 2008[5]
79  Mauritius 192 236,853 2015
80  Fiji 188 2010[5]
81  Iran 178 14,130,000 2015
82  Botswana 177 391,686 2015
83  Armenia 177 524,039 2021 [27]
84  Iraq 176 7,026,106 2020
85  Tonga 174 [25]
86  South Africa 174 9,600,412 2015
87  Macau 172 116,930[28] 2020[29]
88  Panama 171 677,356 2015
89  Singapore 170 957,006[30] 2018
90  Saint Lucia 165 2010[5]
91  Dominica 163 [25]
92  Nauru 159 2004[31]
93  Sri Lanka 157 3,427,150[32] 2019
94  Algeria 153 6,577,845 2019[33]
95  Kiribati 146 2008[5]
96  Venezuela 145 4,510,000 2015
97  Ecuador 141 2,267,344 2015>
98  Belize 139 50,000 2015
99  Colombia 126 6,250,000 2018[34][35]
100  Azerbaijan 124 1,135,936[36] 2018
101  Jordan 123 1,130,000 2015
102  Grenada 122 [37]
103  Lebanon 117 683,000[38] 2018
104  Guatemala 115 1,862,535 2015
105  Morocco 111 4,060,000 2019[39]
106    Nepal 110 3,080,000 2018[40]
107  Egypt 109 10,695,694 2018
108  Turkmenistan 107 2010[5]
109  Namibia 106 2008[5]
110  Cape Verde 101 2007[5]
111  Uzbekistan 98 2,995,000 2018
112  Guyana 95 2008[5]
113  Kosovo 94 309,509 2019[10]
114  Hong Kong 92 674,253 2015
115  Eswatini 89 2007[5]
116  Bahamas 81 2007[5]
117  Nicaragua 79 480,000 2015
118  Peru 78 2,444,478 2015
119  Indonesia 78 21,127,964[41] 2020
119  Samoa 77 2007[5]
121  Syria 73 2007[5]
122  Bolivia 72 770,000 2015
123  Mongolia 71 2010[5]
124  Kenya 70 3,280,934[42] 2018
125  Jamaica 66 190,000 2015
126  Nigeria 64 11,458,370[43] 2017
127  Zimbabwe 60 940,000 2015
128  Bhutan 57 2009[5]
129  Vanuatu 54 [25]
130  Afghanistan 47 1,572,663 2015
131  Burkina Faso 46 297,000 2015
132  India 44 60,000,000 2016[44]
132  Senegal 44 660,000 2015
134  Palestine 42 2010[5]
134  Cuba 42 480,000 2015
136  Cote d'Ivoire 41 940,000 2015
136  El Salvador 41 260,000 2015
138  Tajikistan 38 2007[5]
138  Philippines 38 3,822,544 2015
140  Paraguay 37 2004[45]
140  Micronesia, Federated States of 37 2007[5]
142  Yemen 37 1,000,000 2015
143  Comoros 33 2007[5]
143  Guinea-Bissau 33 2008[5]
145  Angola 32 880,000 2015>
145  Ghana 32 890,000 2015>
147  Maldives 28 2010[5]
147  Djibouti 28 26,000[25] 2009
149  Madagascar 27 660,000 2015
149  Congo, Republic of the 27 2007[5]
149  Sudan 27 2007[5]
149  Togo 27 198,000 2015
153  Pakistan 26 3,557,470 [46] 2018
154  Congo, Democratic Republic of the 25 1,900,000 2015
155  Benin 24 252,000 2015
156  Vietnam 23 2,170,000 2015
156  Zambia 23 370,000 2015>
158  Seychelles 22 2010[5]
159  Cambodia 21 2005[5]
160  Laos 20 2007[5]
160  Myanmar 20 1,065,897[47] 2017
162  Honduras 18 160,000[47] 2017
163  Cameroon 15 347,000 2015
164  Gabon 14 2004[48]
164  Mozambique 14 400,000 2015
166  Liberia 14 63,000 2015
167  Equatorial Guinea 13 2004[49]
167  Papua New Guinea 13 [25]
169  Uganda 12 490,000 2015
169  Mali 12 203,000 2015
171  Eritrea 11 2007[5]
171  North Korea 11 2006[50]
173  Mauritania 10 41,000 2015
174  Ethiopia 9 831,000[51] 2017
175  Malawi 8 139,000 2015
176  Haiti 7 80,000 2015
176  Tanzania 7 380,000 2015
176  Gambia 7 2004[5]
176  Niger 7 2009[5]
176  Somalia 7 [25]
181  Burundi 6 63,000 2015
181  Sierra Leone 6 2008[5]
181  Chad 6 2006[5]
184  Guinea 5 [25]
184  Rwanda 5 [25]
186  Central African Republic 4 [25]
186  Lesotho 4 2004[52]
186  Bangladesh 4 620,000 2015
189  Solomon Islands 3 2004[53]
190  São Tomé and Príncipe 2 2007[5]

See also[]

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