Caribbean and Central American Automotive Outlook, 2024

Caribbean and Central American Automotive Outlook, 2024

Chinese OEMs Entry into the Industry and the Growing Electric Vehicle Adoption Indicate about a 50% Unit Sales Growth between 2021 and 2024, Followed by another 20% by 2030 to Surpass 300,000 Combined Unit Sales in the Key Countries

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02-Jul-2024
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Research Code: K9C8-01-00-00-00
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This Frost & Sullivan outlook analyzes the automotive industry in select Central American and Caribbean countries, including Panama, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras. It provides historical sales data for each of the countries from 2020, and forecast data runs through to 2030. The outlook also offers insight into country-specific growth strategies.

Most countries in the region recovered after the COVID-19 pandemic. The entry of Chinese OEMs and EV models has resulted in growth in unit sales in the region. Demand for SUVs continues to grow, and this trend will continue during the forecast period due to stable fuel prices and consumer-friendly banking and financial services. The penetration of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) alongside hybrid and electric vehicles will increase rapidly as all the OEMs in the region are introducing new models and launching their popular new EV models from global markets. Legacy OEMs, such as Toyota, Hyundai, Kia, Nissan, and Honda, will face stiff competition from Chinese OEMs, such as BYD, especially in the entry-level BEV segments. Innovation in public-private partnerships to grow EV charging infrastructure, digital dealerships and online retailing strategies, and vehicle financing, including long-term loans, will be the key growth drivers during the forecast period.

Author: Vishwas Shankar

Table of Contents

Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Central American and Caribbean Automotive Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline EngineTM

Key Findings: A Recap of 2023

Top Predictions: 2024–2030

Automotive Industry Outlook by Country

Top 10 Trends for 2024

Top 10 Growth Opportunities

Global GDP Growth: Mild Global Growth Slowdown from 3.0% in 2023 to 2.6% in 2024 as Key Economies Lose Growth Momentum

Inflation and Interest Rates: Headline Inflation to Continue to Decline; H2 2024 Shift Toward Rate Cuts for Advanced Economies

Currency Trajectory: Rate Cuts to Cap Upside Dollar Gains in H2; Weak Regional Growth to Weigh on Euro; Emerging Market Currencies to Get a Boost from Q3 2024 Onward

Oil Markets: Q1 2024 OPEC+ Oil Production Cuts; Brent Prices to Average $83 to $85/Barrel

Labor Market: Moderate Unemployment Uptick; Positive Expectations Over Market Sentiment to Support Labor Hoarding

Critical Minerals Supplies: Need for Economic Resiliency to Bolster Cross-border and Cross-industry Partnerships Within Critical Minerals Supply Chains

North America: Economic Slowdown Amidst Discretionary Spending Pullback and Elevated Interest Rates in North America

Western Europe: Moderate Growth Pickup in Western Europe as Inflation Headwinds Ease Gradually; Rebuilding Fiscal Buffers to Take Precedence

Middle East: Non-oil Growth Driven by Economic Diversification to Limit the Pullback Caused by a Slowdown in Global Oil Markets in the Middle East

Asia: Emerging Economies to Drive Growth Momentum in Asia; Fiscal Measures to Support Chinese Economic Recovery

List of Countries, 2024

Research Scope

Segmentation

Panamanian Sales Outlook

Panamanian Sales Forecast

Panama, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

Jamaican Sales Outlook

Jamaican Sales Forecast

Jamaica, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

Trinidad and Tobago Sales Outlook

Trinidad and Tobago Sales Forecast

Trinidad and Tobago, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

Costa Rican Sales Outlook

Costa Rican Sales Forecast

Costa Rica, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

Dominican Republic Sales Outlook

Dominican Republic Sales Forecast

Dominican Republic, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

Guatemalan Sales Outlook

Guatemalan Sales Forecast

Guatemala, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

El Salvadorean Sales Outlook

El Salvadorean Sales Forecast

El Salvador, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

Honduran Sales Outlook

Honduran Sales Forecast

Honduras, Key Growth Strategies, 2025–2030

Growth Opportunity 1: Increased Electric Vehicle Offerings

Growth Opportunity 1: Increased Electric Vehicle Offerings (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Digital and Contactless Sales Processes

Growth Opportunity 2: Digital and Contactless Sales Processes (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Regulatory Push

Growth Opportunity 3: Regulatory Push (continued)

Conclusions and Future Outlook

Best Practices Recognition

Frost Radar

Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities

Next Steps

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This Frost & Sullivan outlook analyzes the automotive industry in select Central American and Caribbean countries, including Panama, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras. It provides historical sales data for each of the countries from 2020, and forecast data runs through to 2030. The outlook also offers insight into country-specific growth strategies. Most countries in the region recovered after the COVID-19 pandemic. The entry of Chinese OEMs and EV models has resulted in growth in unit sales in the region. Demand for SUVs continues to grow, and this trend will continue during the forecast period due to stable fuel prices and consumer-friendly banking and financial services. The penetration of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) alongside hybrid and electric vehicles will increase rapidly as all the OEMs in the region are introducing new models and launching their popular new EV models from global markets. Legacy OEMs, such as Toyota, Hyundai, Kia, Nissan, and Honda, will face stiff competition from Chinese OEMs, such as BYD, especially in the entry-level BEV segments. Innovation in public-private partnerships to grow EV charging infrastructure, digital dealerships and online retailing strategies, and vehicle financing, including long-term loans, will be the key growth drivers during the forecast period. Author: Vishwas Shankar
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Deliverable Type Market Outlook
Author Vishwas Shankar
Industries Automotive
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Automotive Market Outlook
Keyword 2 Central American automotive trends
Keyword 3 Caribbean automotive market
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WIP Number K9C8-01-00-00-00