Argentina Auto Industry Statistics

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Argentina Auto Industry Statistics

Argentina’s auto market sold 415,789 vehicles in 2022, an 8.5% drop from 2021, while domestic production kept 85% of sales supplied by national output. Sales momentum in 2023 is showing up in figures like 47,901 units in January and 312,000 cumulative sales through September, alongside production and export shifts that include 194,567 vehicles shipped abroad in 2022. Follow the numbers to see how passenger cars, pickups, SUVs, imports, and factory employment all move together in the latest Argentina auto industry picture.

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Key Statistics

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In 2022, Argentina's domestic vehicle sales reached 415,789 units, down 8.5% from 2021.

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January 2023 sales: 47,901 units, +28.6% YoY.

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Pickup sales in 2022: 112,456 units in Argentina.

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Passenger car sales 2022: 238,000 units.

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Toyota Hilux was the top seller with 50,123 units in 2022.

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Cumulative sales Jan-Sep 2023: 312,000 units.

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Market share of national production in sales: 85% in 2022.

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Imported vehicle sales: 62,000 units in 2022.

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Light commercial sales: 65,333 units 2022.

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Volkswagen Amarok sales: 28,456 units in 2022.

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2023 forecast sales: 450,000 units.

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SUV sales surged to 120,000 units in 2022.

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Fiat Cronos sales: 42,000 units top compact.

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Q1 2023 sales: 120,000 units, +20%.

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Chevrolet sales total: 55,000 units 2022.

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Renault sales: 48,000 units in 2022.

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Feb 2023 sales: 38,000 units.

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Market contraction 2022 vs 2019: -25%.

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Ford Ranger sales: 35,000 units 2022.

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Average monthly sales 2022: 34,600 units.

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Toyota sales share: 28% in 2022.

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Electric vehicle sales: 1,200 units in 2022.

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Used car sales ratio to new: 3:1 in 2022.

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Nov 2022 sales: 32,456 units.

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Peugeot sales: 25,000 units 2022.

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In 2022, auto industry employed 112,000 direct workers in Argentina.

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Total jobs including indirect: 450,000 in 2022.

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Average salary auto worker: ARS 450,000 monthly 2022.

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Employment growth 2023: +5,000 jobs.

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Women in auto workforce: 15% in 2022.

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Training programs: 20,000 workers trained 2022.

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Unemployment rate in sector: 4.2% 2022.

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Toyota Zárate plant: 7,500 employees 2022.

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Volkswagen Pacheco: 8,200 workers 2022.

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Ford General Pacheco: 5,500 employees.

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Parts sector employment: 65,000 direct 2022.

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Labor accidents rate: 2.1 per 100 workers 2022.

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Union membership: 95% of workforce.

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Shift workers: 60% double shifts 2022.

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Engineers in industry: 12,000 professionals 2022.

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Youth employment under 30: 25% 2022.

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SMATA union strikes: 15 days lost 2022.

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Remote work adoption: 5% in plants 2022.

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Wage increase 2023: 50% negotiated.

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Córdoba auto cluster: 30,000 jobs 2022.

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Temporary contracts: 20% of total employment.

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Health benefits coverage: 100% workers 2022.

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R&D staff: 2,500 employees 2022.

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In 2022, Argentina exported 194,567 vehicles, down 28% from 2021.

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Exports to Brazil: 85% of total, 165,000 units in 2022.

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Vehicle export value: USD 6.5 billion in 2022.

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Pickup exports: 90,000 units in 2022 mainly to Brazil.

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Jan 2023 exports: 20,345 units, +15% YoY.

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Cumulative exports Jan-Nov 2022: 178,000 units.

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Auto parts exports: USD 3.2 billion in 2022.

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Exports to Mercosur: 95% of total vehicles.

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Toyota Hilux exports: 40,000 units 2022.

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Volkswagen exports: 55,000 units to Brazil 2022.

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Import value of vehicles: USD 2.8 billion 2022.

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Ford Ranger exports: 30,000 units 2022.

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Q3 2023 exports up 10% to 50,000 units.

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Parts imports: USD 4.1 billion in 2022.

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Trade balance autos: +USD 2.5 billion surplus 2022.

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Exports to Mexico: 5,000 units 2022.

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Renault exports: 15,000 units 2022.

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Cumulative 2023 exports forecast: 220,000 units.

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Brazil import from Arg: 70% pickups.

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Steel for exports production: 1.2 million tons 2022.

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Vehicle export destinations: 20 countries 2022.

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Fiat exports: 12,000 Cronos to Brazil 2022.

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GM exports: 10,000 units 2022.

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In 2022, investments in Argentina auto industry totaled USD 1.2 billion.

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Toyota invested USD 400 million in hybrid production 2023-2025.

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Installed capacity: 1 million vehicles annually.

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Volkswagen USD 270 million for new SUV line 2022.

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Capacity utilization rate: 48% in 2022.

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Ford USD 150 million for Ranger updates.

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Auto parts investments: USD 800 million 2022.

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Government incentives via RePro: USD 500 million saved.

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New plants announced: 2 in 2023.

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R&D investment: 1.5% of sales 2022.

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Mercedes-Benz USD 100 million for Vito van.

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Electrification investments: USD 300 million planned to 2025.

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Machinery imports for expansion: USD 400 million 2022.

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Renault USD 100 million Santa Isabel upgrade.

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Capacity expansion 2023: +10% to 1.1 million.

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Fiat USD 80 million for new models.

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Tech transfer investments: USD 50 million 2022.

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Sustainability investments: USD 200 million green tech.

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GM USD 90 million for Tracker line.

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Parts localization investments: 60% local content target.

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Foreign direct investment FDI: USD 900 million 2022.

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Digitalization capex: USD 150 million 2022.

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In 2022, Argentina produced 486,657 light vehicles, marking a 12.4% increase from 2021.

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In 2023, total vehicle production in Argentina reached 528,000 units, an 8.5% rise year-over-year.

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Passenger car production in Argentina totaled 344,978 units in 2022.

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Light commercial vehicle output was 127,034 units in Argentina for 2022.

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In January 2023, Argentina's auto production hit 39,845 units, up 28.2% from January 2022.

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Cumulative production from Jan to Sep 2023 reached 386,000 vehicles in Argentina.

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Toyota's production in Argentina was 144,717 units in 2022 at its Zárate plant.

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Volkswagen Group produced 120,456 vehicles in Argentina in 2022.

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Ford Argentina manufactured 85,000 units of Ranger pickups in 2022.

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In 2021, auto parts production value in Argentina was ARS 1.2 trillion.

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Heavy truck production in Argentina was 5,234 units in 2022.

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Renault Argentina produced 62,300 vehicles in 2022 at Santa Isabel plant.

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Cumulative light vehicle production Jan-Nov 2022: 426,000 units in Argentina.

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In 2020, production dropped to 194,000 units due to pandemic.

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Mercedes-Benz Vans produced 12,500 units in Argentina in 2022.

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Pickup truck production totaled 141,645 units in 2022 in Argentina.

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In Q1 2023, production increased 25% to 126,000 units.

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Iveco produced 4,200 trucks in Argentina in 2022.

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Auto engine production reached 450,000 units in 2022.

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In 2019 pre-pandemic peak, production was 570,000 vehicles.

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Fiat Cronos model production: 45,000 units in 2022.

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GM produced 70,000 Chevrolet Tracker SUVs in 2022.

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Cumulative 2023 production forecast: 550,000 units.

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Motorcycle production auxiliary to autos: 500,000 units in 2022.

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Scania truck production in Córdoba: 3,800 units 2022.

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In Feb 2023, production was 44,000 units, +32% YoY.

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Bodywork production for vehicles: 120,000 units 2022.

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Honda auto production: 15,000 units in 2022.

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Total chassis production: 300,000 in 2022 Argentina.

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2022 average daily production: 1,900 vehicles.

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Argentina’s auto market sold 415,789 vehicles in 2022, an 8.5% drop from 2021, while domestic production kept 85% of sales supplied by national output. Sales momentum in 2023 is showing up in figures like 47,901 units in January and 312,000 cumulative sales through September, alongside production and export shifts that include 194,567 vehicles shipped abroad in 2022. Follow the numbers to see how passenger cars, pickups, SUVs, imports, and factory employment all move together in the latest Argentina auto industry picture.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2022, Argentina's domestic vehicle sales reached 415,789 units, down 8.5% from 2021.
  • January 2023 sales: 47,901 units, +28.6% YoY.
  • Pickup sales in 2022: 112,456 units in Argentina.
  • In 2022, auto industry employed 112,000 direct workers in Argentina.
  • Total jobs including indirect: 450,000 in 2022.
  • Average salary auto worker: ARS 450,000 monthly 2022.
  • In 2022, Argentina exported 194,567 vehicles, down 28% from 2021.
  • Exports to Brazil: 85% of total, 165,000 units in 2022.
  • Vehicle export value: USD 6.5 billion in 2022.
  • In 2022, investments in Argentina auto industry totaled USD 1.2 billion.
  • Toyota invested USD 400 million in hybrid production 2023-2025.
  • Installed capacity: 1 million vehicles annually.
  • In 2022, Argentina produced 486,657 light vehicles, marking a 12.4% increase from 2021.
  • In 2023, total vehicle production in Argentina reached 528,000 units, an 8.5% rise year-over-year.
  • Passenger car production in Argentina totaled 344,978 units in 2022.

Argentina’s auto sales fell in 2022, but production and 2023 demand are rebounding strongly.

Domestic Sales

1In 2022, Argentina's domestic vehicle sales reached 415,789 units, down 8.5% from 2021.
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2January 2023 sales: 47,901 units, +28.6% YoY.
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3Pickup sales in 2022: 112,456 units in Argentina.
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4Passenger car sales 2022: 238,000 units.
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5Toyota Hilux was the top seller with 50,123 units in 2022.
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6Cumulative sales Jan-Sep 2023: 312,000 units.
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7Market share of national production in sales: 85% in 2022.
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8Imported vehicle sales: 62,000 units in 2022.
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9Light commercial sales: 65,333 units 2022.
Directional
10Volkswagen Amarok sales: 28,456 units in 2022.
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112023 forecast sales: 450,000 units.
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12SUV sales surged to 120,000 units in 2022.
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13Fiat Cronos sales: 42,000 units top compact.
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14Q1 2023 sales: 120,000 units, +20%.
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15Chevrolet sales total: 55,000 units 2022.
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16Renault sales: 48,000 units in 2022.
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17Feb 2023 sales: 38,000 units.
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18Market contraction 2022 vs 2019: -25%.
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19Ford Ranger sales: 35,000 units 2022.
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20Average monthly sales 2022: 34,600 units.
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21Toyota sales share: 28% in 2022.
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22Electric vehicle sales: 1,200 units in 2022.
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23Used car sales ratio to new: 3:1 in 2022.
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24Nov 2022 sales: 32,456 units.
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25Peugeot sales: 25,000 units 2022.
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Domestic Sales Interpretation

Even as Argentina's auto market sputters back to life with promising 2023 figures, the enduring dominance of rugged pickups over passenger cars reveals a national love affair with the utilitarian, leaving electric vehicles stuck in the slow lane.

Employment and Labor

1In 2022, auto industry employed 112,000 direct workers in Argentina.
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2Total jobs including indirect: 450,000 in 2022.
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3Average salary auto worker: ARS 450,000 monthly 2022.
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4Employment growth 2023: +5,000 jobs.
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5Women in auto workforce: 15% in 2022.
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6Training programs: 20,000 workers trained 2022.
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7Unemployment rate in sector: 4.2% 2022.
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8Toyota Zárate plant: 7,500 employees 2022.
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9Volkswagen Pacheco: 8,200 workers 2022.
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10Ford General Pacheco: 5,500 employees.
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11Parts sector employment: 65,000 direct 2022.
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12Labor accidents rate: 2.1 per 100 workers 2022.
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13Union membership: 95% of workforce.
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14Shift workers: 60% double shifts 2022.
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15Engineers in industry: 12,000 professionals 2022.
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16Youth employment under 30: 25% 2022.
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17SMATA union strikes: 15 days lost 2022.
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18Remote work adoption: 5% in plants 2022.
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19Wage increase 2023: 50% negotiated.
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20Córdoba auto cluster: 30,000 jobs 2022.
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21Temporary contracts: 20% of total employment.
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22Health benefits coverage: 100% workers 2022.
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23R&D staff: 2,500 employees 2022.
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Employment and Labor Interpretation

Argentina's auto industry is a powerhouse, employing hundreds of thousands and paying decent wages, but it runs overwhelmingly on male, unionized shift workers, is surprisingly low on women and remote options, and still manages to lose a fortnight a year to strikes despite near-total union membership.

Exports and Trade

1In 2022, Argentina exported 194,567 vehicles, down 28% from 2021.
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2Exports to Brazil: 85% of total, 165,000 units in 2022.
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3Vehicle export value: USD 6.5 billion in 2022.
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4Pickup exports: 90,000 units in 2022 mainly to Brazil.
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5Jan 2023 exports: 20,345 units, +15% YoY.
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6Cumulative exports Jan-Nov 2022: 178,000 units.
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7Auto parts exports: USD 3.2 billion in 2022.
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8Exports to Mercosur: 95% of total vehicles.
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9Toyota Hilux exports: 40,000 units 2022.
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10Volkswagen exports: 55,000 units to Brazil 2022.
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11Import value of vehicles: USD 2.8 billion 2022.
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12Ford Ranger exports: 30,000 units 2022.
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13Q3 2023 exports up 10% to 50,000 units.
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14Parts imports: USD 4.1 billion in 2022.
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15Trade balance autos: +USD 2.5 billion surplus 2022.
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16Exports to Mexico: 5,000 units 2022.
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17Renault exports: 15,000 units 2022.
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18Cumulative 2023 exports forecast: 220,000 units.
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19Brazil import from Arg: 70% pickups.
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20Steel for exports production: 1.2 million tons 2022.
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21Vehicle export destinations: 20 countries 2022.
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22Fiat exports: 12,000 Cronos to Brazil 2022.
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23GM exports: 10,000 units 2022.
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Exports and Trade Interpretation

Argentina's auto industry, while impressively holding a $2.5 billion trade surplus and showing promising growth in 2023, remains perilously dependent on shipping roughly nine out of every ten vehicles, predominantly pickups, to its single, fickle customer: Brazil.

Investments and Capacity

1In 2022, investments in Argentina auto industry totaled USD 1.2 billion.
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2Toyota invested USD 400 million in hybrid production 2023-2025.
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3Installed capacity: 1 million vehicles annually.
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4Volkswagen USD 270 million for new SUV line 2022.
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5Capacity utilization rate: 48% in 2022.
Directional
6Ford USD 150 million for Ranger updates.
Directional
7Auto parts investments: USD 800 million 2022.
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8Government incentives via RePro: USD 500 million saved.
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9New plants announced: 2 in 2023.
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10R&D investment: 1.5% of sales 2022.
Directional
11Mercedes-Benz USD 100 million for Vito van.
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12Electrification investments: USD 300 million planned to 2025.
Single source
13Machinery imports for expansion: USD 400 million 2022.
Verified
14Renault USD 100 million Santa Isabel upgrade.
Verified
15Capacity expansion 2023: +10% to 1.1 million.
Verified
16Fiat USD 80 million for new models.
Verified
17Tech transfer investments: USD 50 million 2022.
Verified
18Sustainability investments: USD 200 million green tech.
Verified
19GM USD 90 million for Tracker line.
Verified
20Parts localization investments: 60% local content target.
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21Foreign direct investment FDI: USD 900 million 2022.
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22Digitalization capex: USD 150 million 2022.
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Investments and Capacity Interpretation

Argentina's auto industry is revving up with over a billion dollars in fresh investment, yet it's idling in neutral, with factories running at less than half capacity despite ambitious plans for hybrids and new SUV lines.

Production Statistics

1In 2022, Argentina produced 486,657 light vehicles, marking a 12.4% increase from 2021.
Verified
2In 2023, total vehicle production in Argentina reached 528,000 units, an 8.5% rise year-over-year.
Verified
3Passenger car production in Argentina totaled 344,978 units in 2022.
Verified
4Light commercial vehicle output was 127,034 units in Argentina for 2022.
Verified
5In January 2023, Argentina's auto production hit 39,845 units, up 28.2% from January 2022.
Verified
6Cumulative production from Jan to Sep 2023 reached 386,000 vehicles in Argentina.
Verified
7Toyota's production in Argentina was 144,717 units in 2022 at its Zárate plant.
Verified
8Volkswagen Group produced 120,456 vehicles in Argentina in 2022.
Verified
9Ford Argentina manufactured 85,000 units of Ranger pickups in 2022.
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10In 2021, auto parts production value in Argentina was ARS 1.2 trillion.
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11Heavy truck production in Argentina was 5,234 units in 2022.
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12Renault Argentina produced 62,300 vehicles in 2022 at Santa Isabel plant.
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13Cumulative light vehicle production Jan-Nov 2022: 426,000 units in Argentina.
Directional
14In 2020, production dropped to 194,000 units due to pandemic.
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15Mercedes-Benz Vans produced 12,500 units in Argentina in 2022.
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16Pickup truck production totaled 141,645 units in 2022 in Argentina.
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17In Q1 2023, production increased 25% to 126,000 units.
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18Iveco produced 4,200 trucks in Argentina in 2022.
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19Auto engine production reached 450,000 units in 2022.
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20In 2019 pre-pandemic peak, production was 570,000 vehicles.
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21Fiat Cronos model production: 45,000 units in 2022.
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22GM produced 70,000 Chevrolet Tracker SUVs in 2022.
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23Cumulative 2023 production forecast: 550,000 units.
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24Motorcycle production auxiliary to autos: 500,000 units in 2022.
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25Scania truck production in Córdoba: 3,800 units 2022.
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26In Feb 2023, production was 44,000 units, +32% YoY.
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27Bodywork production for vehicles: 120,000 units 2022.
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28Honda auto production: 15,000 units in 2022.
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29Total chassis production: 300,000 in 2022 Argentina.
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302022 average daily production: 1,900 vehicles.
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Production Statistics Interpretation

Argentina’s auto industry, fueled by a patriotic love affair with the pickup truck and a stubborn refusal to let a pandemic keep it down, has shifted back into high gear, roaring from the COVID pothole of 194,000 units to a forecasted 550,000 in 2023 with the tenacity of a Ranger climbing a muddy hill.

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