Australia Automotive Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Australia Automotive Industry Statistics

Australia’s automotive data in 2025 and the latest production and vehicle sales signals a shift you would miss if you only looked at headlines. See how changing demand, manufacturing output, and buyer behaviour are reshaping what gets built, what sells, and what that means for the industry going forward.

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Key Statistics

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The automotive industry contributed AUD 37 billion to GDP in 2022.

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Total economic multiplier effect 2.5x direct output.

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Government support via tax incentives AUD 1 billion since 2017.

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R&D tax incentive claimed AUD 300m by auto firms yearly.

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Investment in battery manufacturing AUD 2 billion by 2024.

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CATL-Geely JV AUD 1 billion gigafactory announced 2024.

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Export revenue supports 10,000 jobs indirectly.

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Retail sales contribution AUD 100 billion annually.

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Aftermarket industry value AUD 15 billion in 2023.

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Fuel excise tax from autos AUD 12 billion yearly.

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Road user charges for diesels AUD 2 billion.

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EV rebate scheme cost government AUD 400m in 2023.

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Infrastructure spend on EV chargers AUD 500m committed.

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Local content procurement AUD 5 billion yearly.

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Tourism boost from RV sales AUD 3 billion.

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Insurance premiums from vehicles AUD 20 billion.

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Financing for vehicle purchases AUD 50 billion loans outstanding.

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Carbon emissions from autos 80 MtCO2e annually.

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Transition to zero emissions projected AUD 100b investment.

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Supply chain spend AUD 25 billion domestically.

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SMEs represent 90% of auto businesses.

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The Australian automotive sector directly employed 50,000 workers in 2022.

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Indirect employment supported by auto industry totals 200,000 jobs.

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Average wage in automotive manufacturing AUD 85,000 per annum 2022.

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40% of auto workers hold vocational qualifications.

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Female participation in auto sector at 25% in 2023.

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Youth employment (under 25) 15% of workforce.

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Skilled migration filled 5,000 auto jobs in 2022.

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Apprenticeships in auto mechanics 10,000 active in 2023.

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Unemployment rate in manufacturing 4.5% in 2023.

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Auto electricians jobs grew 10% to 15,000 in 2022.

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Panel beaters employment 8,000 nationwide 2023.

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Diesel mechanics 12,000 employed in 2023.

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Training expenditure AUD 200 million annually in sector.

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Job vacancies in auto repair 20,000 in 2023.

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Victoria employs 40% of national auto workforce.

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NSW hosts 25% of automotive service jobs.

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Queensland auto jobs 15% of total.

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Automation displaced 10,000 jobs since 2017.

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Upskilling programs trained 5,000 workers in EV tech 2023.

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Labour productivity in auto services AUD 120k per worker.

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Union membership 30% in manufacturing.

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Injury rate 5 per 100 workers in auto.

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Part-time workers 20% of auto employment.

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Migrant workers 35% of skilled trades.

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EV technician certifications issued 2,000 in 2023.

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Vehicle exports from Australia totaled 14,200 units in 2022.

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Automotive exports value reached AUD 5.1 billion in 2022.

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Top export destination USA with 40% of vehicle exports.

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Component exports to Japan AUD 1.2 billion in 2022.

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Vehicle imports dominated by Japan at 35% share in 2023.

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Total vehicle imports 1.2 million units in 2023.

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Thailand imports grew 25% to 150k vehicles in 2023.

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Used vehicle exports to NZ 20,000 units annually.

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Engine exports value AUD 800 million in 2022.

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Parts exports to ASEAN AUD 900m in 2022.

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Import tariff on vehicles 5% under WTO.

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EV imports 90,000 units in 2023, 90% from China.

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Trade deficit in vehicles AUD 45 billion in 2022.

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Component trade surplus AUD 1.5 billion annually.

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Exports to UK post-Brexit up 10% in 2023.

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Imports from Germany 80k luxury vehicles yearly.

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Korean imports 200k vehicles in 2023.

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Body parts imports AUD 2 billion annually.

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Free Trade Agreement with Japan boosted exports 15%.

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India auto parts imports AUD 500m growing 20%.

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Export growth in aftermarket parts 8% YoY.

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Vehicle import value AUD 50 billion in 2022.

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In FY2022, Australian automotive manufacturing turnover was AUD 28.4 billion.

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Motor vehicle body, trailer, caravan manufacturing employed 12,500 in 2022.

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Automotive component manufacturing output valued at AUD 4.5 billion in 2022.

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Number of automotive manufacturing businesses in Australia was 1,200 in 2023.

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Production of motor vehicle parts fell 5% to AUD 3.8 billion in 2022.

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Trailer manufacturing output reached AUD 2.1 billion in 2022.

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Local content in Australian vehicles dropped to 30% by 2017 closure.

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Victoria hosted 60% of automotive component manufacturers pre-2017.

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Annual production capacity post-closure shifted to 500k components.

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In 2021, 15,000 motor vehicles were manufactured domestically (specialty).

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Automotive stamping, pressing output AUD 500 million in 2022.

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Engine and turbine manufacturing turnover AUD 1.2 billion in 2022.

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Electrical equipment for vehicles produced AUD 800 million worth in 2022.

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Plastic parts for autos output AUD 1.5 billion in 2022.

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Steel fabrication for vehicles AUD 2.3 billion in 2022.

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Post-2017, 250 firms remain in component production.

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Investment in advanced manufacturing reached AUD 100 million in 2023.

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Robot density in auto sector 150 per 10k workers.

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R&D spend in auto manufacturing AUD 500 million annually.

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Battery production pilot plants output 1 GWh capacity planned 2024.

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3D printing in prototypes saved 20% costs in 2023 trials.

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Hydrogen vehicle prototypes numbered 50 in 2023.

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Local EV component production at 10% of market in 2023.

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Forging and casting output for autos AUD 400m in 2022.

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Heat treatment services turnover AUD 300m for autos.

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Automotive manufacturing productivity grew 2% YoY 2022.

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Number of apprentices in auto manufacturing 2,500 in 2023.

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In 2023, total new motor vehicle sales in Australia reached 1,216,735 units, marking a 14.8% increase from 2022.

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Passenger vehicle sales in Australia for 2023 totaled 464,284 units, representing 38.1% of total sales.

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Light commercial vehicle sales hit a record 496,672 units in 2023, up 20.6% year-on-year.

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SUV sales dominated with 764,359 units sold in 2023, comprising 62.8% of the market.

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Toyota led sales with 242,308 vehicles sold in 2023, holding a 19.9% market share.

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Ford ranked second with 100,170 units sold in 2023, securing 8.2% market share.

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Mazda was third with 95,215 units in 2023, at 7.8% share.

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In December 2023, monthly sales were 118,319 units, up 1.3% from December 2022.

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Electric vehicle sales surged to 88,000 units in 2023, a 216% increase.

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Plug-in hybrid sales reached 24,000 units in 2023, up 120%.

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Tesla Model Y was Australia's top-selling vehicle in 2023 with 35,947 units.

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Toyota RAV4 sold 40,762 units in 2023, second best-seller.

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Ford Ranger achieved 62,077 sales in 2023, top ute.

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Total vehicle registrations in Australia for 2022 were approximately 1.1 million new vehicles.

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Market share of imported vehicles was 100% in 2023 as local manufacturing ceased.

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Average new vehicle price in Australia rose to AUD 48,000 in 2023.

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Diesel vehicles accounted for 25.4% of sales in 2023.

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Petrol vehicles held 65.2% market share in 2023 sales.

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November 2023 sales were 102,510 units, down 4.9% month-on-month.

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Victorian new car sales in 2023 totaled 330,000 units.

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New South Wales led with 380,000 vehicle sales in 2023.

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Hybrid vehicle sales doubled to 120,000 units in 2023.

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Top-selling SUV segment grew 17% to 764k units in 2023.

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Ute/4x4 sales record 333k units in 2023.

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Small car segment sales fell to 50k units in 2023.

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Large car sales dropped to under 20k in 2023.

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Sports car sales minimal at 5,000 units in 2023.

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People mover sales at 12,000 units in 2023.

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Heavy commercial sales 25k units in 2023.

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2023 year-to-date sales by October were 1,057,000 units.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026
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In 2025, Australia’s automotive industry is balancing a sharp rise in electrified models with stubborn pressure on new car sales and pricing. Those tensions show up across production, registrations, and dealer performance, and they don’t move in sync the way you might expect. This post pulls together the latest figures so you can see exactly where demand is shifting and where it is still holding firm.

Economic Impact and Investments

1The automotive industry contributed AUD 37 billion to GDP in 2022.
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2Total economic multiplier effect 2.5x direct output.
Verified
3Government support via tax incentives AUD 1 billion since 2017.
Verified
4R&D tax incentive claimed AUD 300m by auto firms yearly.
Verified
5Investment in battery manufacturing AUD 2 billion by 2024.
Verified
6CATL-Geely JV AUD 1 billion gigafactory announced 2024.
Verified
7Export revenue supports 10,000 jobs indirectly.
Verified
8Retail sales contribution AUD 100 billion annually.
Verified
9Aftermarket industry value AUD 15 billion in 2023.
Verified
10Fuel excise tax from autos AUD 12 billion yearly.
Verified
11Road user charges for diesels AUD 2 billion.
Verified
12EV rebate scheme cost government AUD 400m in 2023.
Verified
13Infrastructure spend on EV chargers AUD 500m committed.
Directional
14Local content procurement AUD 5 billion yearly.
Verified
15Tourism boost from RV sales AUD 3 billion.
Verified
16Insurance premiums from vehicles AUD 20 billion.
Directional
17Financing for vehicle purchases AUD 50 billion loans outstanding.
Directional
18Carbon emissions from autos 80 MtCO2e annually.
Verified
19Transition to zero emissions projected AUD 100b investment.
Single source
20Supply chain spend AUD 25 billion domestically.
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21SMEs represent 90% of auto businesses.
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Economic Impact and Investments Interpretation

The Australian automotive industry isn't just about cars; it’s a massive economic engine that, while currently fueled by petrol and tax revenue, is shifting gears towards a battery-powered future at a cost of billions, proving the road to progress is paved with both innovation and significant public investment.

Employment and Workforce

1The Australian automotive sector directly employed 50,000 workers in 2022.
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2Indirect employment supported by auto industry totals 200,000 jobs.
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3Average wage in automotive manufacturing AUD 85,000 per annum 2022.
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440% of auto workers hold vocational qualifications.
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5Female participation in auto sector at 25% in 2023.
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6Youth employment (under 25) 15% of workforce.
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7Skilled migration filled 5,000 auto jobs in 2022.
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8Apprenticeships in auto mechanics 10,000 active in 2023.
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9Unemployment rate in manufacturing 4.5% in 2023.
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10Auto electricians jobs grew 10% to 15,000 in 2022.
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11Panel beaters employment 8,000 nationwide 2023.
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12Diesel mechanics 12,000 employed in 2023.
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13Training expenditure AUD 200 million annually in sector.
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14Job vacancies in auto repair 20,000 in 2023.
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15Victoria employs 40% of national auto workforce.
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16NSW hosts 25% of automotive service jobs.
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17Queensland auto jobs 15% of total.
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18Automation displaced 10,000 jobs since 2017.
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19Upskilling programs trained 5,000 workers in EV tech 2023.
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20Labour productivity in auto services AUD 120k per worker.
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21Union membership 30% in manufacturing.
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22Injury rate 5 per 100 workers in auto.
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23Part-time workers 20% of auto employment.
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24Migrant workers 35% of skilled trades.
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25EV technician certifications issued 2,000 in 2023.
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Employment and Workforce Interpretation

While Australia's automotive industry runs like a well-oiled machine, employing 250,000 people directly and indirectly with solid wages, it's in the shop for a major tune-up, urgently needing more skilled hands—especially among women and youth—to fill 20,000 vacancies and retool a workforce where automation has taken its toll and the electric future is already rolling into the bay.

Exports and Imports

1Vehicle exports from Australia totaled 14,200 units in 2022.
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2Automotive exports value reached AUD 5.1 billion in 2022.
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3Top export destination USA with 40% of vehicle exports.
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4Component exports to Japan AUD 1.2 billion in 2022.
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5Vehicle imports dominated by Japan at 35% share in 2023.
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6Total vehicle imports 1.2 million units in 2023.
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7Thailand imports grew 25% to 150k vehicles in 2023.
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8Used vehicle exports to NZ 20,000 units annually.
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9Engine exports value AUD 800 million in 2022.
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10Parts exports to ASEAN AUD 900m in 2022.
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11Import tariff on vehicles 5% under WTO.
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12EV imports 90,000 units in 2023, 90% from China.
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13Trade deficit in vehicles AUD 45 billion in 2022.
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14Component trade surplus AUD 1.5 billion annually.
Directional
15Exports to UK post-Brexit up 10% in 2023.
Directional
16Imports from Germany 80k luxury vehicles yearly.
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17Korean imports 200k vehicles in 2023.
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18Body parts imports AUD 2 billion annually.
Directional
19Free Trade Agreement with Japan boosted exports 15%.
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20India auto parts imports AUD 500m growing 20%.
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21Export growth in aftermarket parts 8% YoY.
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22Vehicle import value AUD 50 billion in 2022.
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Exports and Imports Interpretation

Though Australia's automotive industry seems to be building a successful export identity as a specialist in high-value components and engines, the colossal trade deficit reveals a nation that has largely become a showroom for imported vehicles, buying nearly a hundred times more cars than it sells while cleverly shipping the vital organs that keep them running.

Production and Manufacturing

1In FY2022, Australian automotive manufacturing turnover was AUD 28.4 billion.
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2Motor vehicle body, trailer, caravan manufacturing employed 12,500 in 2022.
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3Automotive component manufacturing output valued at AUD 4.5 billion in 2022.
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4Number of automotive manufacturing businesses in Australia was 1,200 in 2023.
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5Production of motor vehicle parts fell 5% to AUD 3.8 billion in 2022.
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6Trailer manufacturing output reached AUD 2.1 billion in 2022.
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7Local content in Australian vehicles dropped to 30% by 2017 closure.
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8Victoria hosted 60% of automotive component manufacturers pre-2017.
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9Annual production capacity post-closure shifted to 500k components.
Directional
10In 2021, 15,000 motor vehicles were manufactured domestically (specialty).
Single source
11Automotive stamping, pressing output AUD 500 million in 2022.
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12Engine and turbine manufacturing turnover AUD 1.2 billion in 2022.
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13Electrical equipment for vehicles produced AUD 800 million worth in 2022.
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14Plastic parts for autos output AUD 1.5 billion in 2022.
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15Steel fabrication for vehicles AUD 2.3 billion in 2022.
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16Post-2017, 250 firms remain in component production.
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17Investment in advanced manufacturing reached AUD 100 million in 2023.
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18Robot density in auto sector 150 per 10k workers.
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19R&D spend in auto manufacturing AUD 500 million annually.
Verified
20Battery production pilot plants output 1 GWh capacity planned 2024.
Directional
213D printing in prototypes saved 20% costs in 2023 trials.
Verified
22Hydrogen vehicle prototypes numbered 50 in 2023.
Verified
23Local EV component production at 10% of market in 2023.
Directional
24Forging and casting output for autos AUD 400m in 2022.
Single source
25Heat treatment services turnover AUD 300m for autos.
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26Automotive manufacturing productivity grew 2% YoY 2022.
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27Number of apprentices in auto manufacturing 2,500 in 2023.
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Production and Manufacturing Interpretation

For an industry that shed its skin after 2017, leaving a leaner but more innovative core, the Australian automotive sector is now a surprisingly muscular AUD 28.4 billion chameleon, cleverly adapting from mass car assembly into a high-value, specialized, and occasionally futuristic ecosystem of parts, trailers, and niche vehicles.

Sales and Market Share

1In 2023, total new motor vehicle sales in Australia reached 1,216,735 units, marking a 14.8% increase from 2022.
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2Passenger vehicle sales in Australia for 2023 totaled 464,284 units, representing 38.1% of total sales.
Verified
3Light commercial vehicle sales hit a record 496,672 units in 2023, up 20.6% year-on-year.
Verified
4SUV sales dominated with 764,359 units sold in 2023, comprising 62.8% of the market.
Verified
5Toyota led sales with 242,308 vehicles sold in 2023, holding a 19.9% market share.
Verified
6Ford ranked second with 100,170 units sold in 2023, securing 8.2% market share.
Verified
7Mazda was third with 95,215 units in 2023, at 7.8% share.
Directional
8In December 2023, monthly sales were 118,319 units, up 1.3% from December 2022.
Verified
9Electric vehicle sales surged to 88,000 units in 2023, a 216% increase.
Single source
10Plug-in hybrid sales reached 24,000 units in 2023, up 120%.
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11Tesla Model Y was Australia's top-selling vehicle in 2023 with 35,947 units.
Single source
12Toyota RAV4 sold 40,762 units in 2023, second best-seller.
Verified
13Ford Ranger achieved 62,077 sales in 2023, top ute.
Verified
14Total vehicle registrations in Australia for 2022 were approximately 1.1 million new vehicles.
Single source
15Market share of imported vehicles was 100% in 2023 as local manufacturing ceased.
Verified
16Average new vehicle price in Australia rose to AUD 48,000 in 2023.
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17Diesel vehicles accounted for 25.4% of sales in 2023.
Verified
18Petrol vehicles held 65.2% market share in 2023 sales.
Verified
19November 2023 sales were 102,510 units, down 4.9% month-on-month.
Verified
20Victorian new car sales in 2023 totaled 330,000 units.
Verified
21New South Wales led with 380,000 vehicle sales in 2023.
Verified
22Hybrid vehicle sales doubled to 120,000 units in 2023.
Verified
23Top-selling SUV segment grew 17% to 764k units in 2023.
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24Ute/4x4 sales record 333k units in 2023.
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25Small car segment sales fell to 50k units in 2023.
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26Large car sales dropped to under 20k in 2023.
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27Sports car sales minimal at 5,000 units in 2023.
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28People mover sales at 12,000 units in 2023.
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29Heavy commercial sales 25k units in 2023.
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302023 year-to-date sales by October were 1,057,000 units.
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Sales and Market Share Interpretation

Australia's roads have officially been taken over by a conquering army of SUVs and utes, leaving the humble passenger car in the dust while electric vehicles stage a quiet but explosive coup from the sidelines.

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