GITNUXREPORT 2026

Czech Automotive Industry Statistics

Czech car production grew strongly in 2022 despite ongoing supply chain pressures.

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Key Statistics

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Automotive sector employed 130,000 direct workers in Czechia in 2022.

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Škoda Auto had 27,800 employees in Czech plants in 2022.

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Total automotive cluster employment: 500,000 including indirect jobs in 2022.

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Hyundai Nošovice plant employed 4,200 workers in 2022.

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TPCA Kolín workforce: 3,100 in 2022 before partial closure.

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Supplier sector jobs: 240,000 in 2022.

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Average wage in automotive: CZK 52,000/month in 2022, 20% above national average.

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Female employment share: 28% in Czech auto industry 2022.

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R&D staff in automotive: 15,000 engineers in 2022.

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Unemployment rate in auto regions like Mladá Boleslav: 2.1% in 2022.

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Training programs trained 12,000 new workers in 2022 via Automotive Cluster.

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Foreign workers: 25,000 in auto sector, 19% of total in 2022.

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In 2023 Q1, employment dropped 3% to 126,000 due to slowdown.

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Magna International employed 8,500 in Czechia across 7 plants in 2022.

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Bosch Czechia: 7,200 employees in 2022.

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Continental: 6,100 workers in 2022.

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Yazaki: 22,000 employees in wiring plants 2022.

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Adient seats: 4,500 workers in 2022.

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Faurecia: 3,800 in interiors 2022.

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Truck makers like Tatra: 2,100 employees 2022.

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Apprenticeships: 5,200 young workers trained in 2022.

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FDI in automotive created 50,000 jobs since 2010.

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In 2022, Czech automotive exports totaled €47.2 billion, accounting for 25% of total Czech exports.

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Passenger car exports from Czechia reached 1,250,000 units in 2022, valued at €38.5 billion.

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Germany imported 458,000 vehicles from Czechia in 2022, worth €15.6 billion.

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Škoda Auto exported 95% of its 878,200 produced vehicles in 2022 to 80+ countries.

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Automotive parts exports grew 15% to €18.7 billion in 2022.

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Top export destination: Germany with 42% share of vehicle exports in 2022.

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Slovakia imported €4.2 billion in Czech auto products in 2022.

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China received 45,000 Škoda vehicles from Czech production in 2022.

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EU exports of Czech vehicles: 78% of total, €36.8 billion in 2022.

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Engine exports: 1.65 million units worth €5.1 billion in 2022.

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Gearbox exports to VW Group: 1.8 million units in 2022.

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US market imports from Czechia: 12,500 vehicles in 2022, mainly luxury models.

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Wiring harness exports: €3.8 billion to 25 countries in 2022.

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UK post-Brexit imports: €2.1 billion in Czech autos in 2022.

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Poland as export partner: €3.9 billion in 2022.

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France imported 112,000 Czech cars in 2022.

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Export growth to Asia: 22% YoY to €4.5 billion in 2022.

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In H1 2023, exports declined 10% to €22.1 billion.

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Hungary imports: €2.8 billion auto products from Czechia 2022.

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Austria: €3.2 billion in vehicle imports 2022.

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Netherlands: 98,000 cars imported in 2022.

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Italy: €2.4 billion auto imports 2022.

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Spain: 75,000 vehicles from Czechia 2022.

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In 2022, FDI inflows into Czech automotive reached €2.8 billion.

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Škoda invested €1.2 billion in new Octavia production line in 2022.

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Northvolt battery gigafactory announced €4 billion investment in 2023 for Plzeň.

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Hyundai expanded Nošovice plant with €500 million for new SUV in 2022.

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Magna Powertrain invested €200 million in electrification in Vyskov 2022.

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R&D spending in automotive: €1.9 billion in 2022, 4% of sector revenue.

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EU funds allocated €450 million for green auto transition in Czechia 2021-2027.

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Bosch invested €150 million in sensor tech in Prague 2022.

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Continental €300 million for tire plant expansion in Otrokovice 2022.

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Toyota's new hybrid line: €250 million investment in Kolín before closure announcement.

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Total greenfield investments since 1990: €35 billion in auto sector.

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Foxconn invested €130 million in EV development center in Kutná Hora 2022.

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Government incentives for EV production: €100 million disbursed in 2022.

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Yazaki new plant: €80 million for wiring in 2022.

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In H1 2023, investments slowed to €1.1 billion.

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Adient €120 million for seat innovation in 2022.

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Faurecia €90 million in hydrogen tech 2022.

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Tatra Trucks €50 million modernization 2022.

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Varta battery plant: €200 million investment planned 2022.

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Škoda EV platform investment: €700 million cumulative 2020-2022.

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Automotive cluster R&D centers: 45 with €500 million invested since 2015.

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In 2022, the Czech Republic produced 1,412,766 passenger cars, representing a 12.5% increase from 2021.

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Škoda Auto manufactured 878,200 vehicles in 2022 across its Czech plants in Mladá Boleslav and Vrchlabí.

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Toyota Peugeot Citroën Automobile (TPCA) in Kolín produced 223,000 vehicles in 2022, focusing on small cars like Aygo and Citigo.

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Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o. in Nošovice output reached 278,500 vehicles in 2022, primarily Tucson SUVs.

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Total automotive components production in Czechia hit €25.6 billion in 2022, with 1,200 suppliers involved.

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In Q1 2023, Czech vehicle production was 331,400 units, down 8% YoY due to supply chain issues.

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Škoda's Mladá Boleslav plant produced 731,000 cars in 2022, including Octavia and Superb models.

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The Czech Republic ranked 13th globally in passenger car production with 1.38 million units in 2021.

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Engine production in Czechia reached 1.9 million units in 2022, led by Škoda and Hyundai.

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Gearbox manufacturing output was 2.1 million units in 2022 from plants like Magna Powertrain in Vyskov.

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In 2023 H1, production of electric vehicles in Czechia was 45,200 units, up 35% YoY.

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Total bus production in Czechia was 4,500 units in 2022, dominated by Iveco and SOR.

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Truck production reached 12,300 units in 2022 from Avia and Tatra plants.

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Automotive wiring harness production employed 70,000 workers producing €4.2 billion worth in 2022.

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Seat manufacturing output was 1.8 million units in 2022 from suppliers like Adient in Česká Lípa.

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In 2021, Czechia produced 1,381,000 passenger cars, 2% of global total.

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Škoda Kvasiny plant produced 137,000 SUVs like Karoq and Kodiaq in 2022.

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Forged components production for autos was 450,000 tons in 2022 from steel plants supplying OEMs.

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Plastic parts for vehicles output reached €3.1 billion in 2022.

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Battery production for EVs started with 10,000 units in 2022 at Northvolt's planned Plzeň site.

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In 2020, production dropped to 1,120,000 vehicles due to COVID-19.

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Diesel engine production was 850,000 units in 2022.

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Hybrid vehicle assembly hit 56,000 units in 2022.

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Aluminum die-cast parts production: 120,000 tons in 2022.

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Glass production for autos: 28 million units in 2022 from Glassdrive.

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Exhaust systems output: €1.2 billion in 2022.

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In 2023, Q2 production was 345,000 vehicles.

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Chassis components: 950,000 units produced in 2022.

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Tire production for OEMs: 5.5 million units in 2022.

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Škoda Auto revenue: €26.1 billion in 2022.

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Total Czech automotive sales revenue: €72.4 billion in 2022.

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Domestic vehicle sales: 198,000 units in 2022.

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Škoda domestic market share: 45% with 92,000 cars sold in 2022.

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Hyundai sales revenue in Czechia: €2.8 billion from exports mainly 2022.

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Parts and components sales: €28.6 billion domestically and export 2022.

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Profitability: 5.2% net margin for sector average 2022.

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EV sales in Czechia: 18,500 units in 2022, 9% market share.

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Used car sales: 450,000 transactions worth €5.2 billion 2022.

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Dealer network revenue: €4.1 billion from new cars 2022.

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In 2023 H1, domestic sales down 15% to 85,000 units.

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Škoda Octavia top seller: 35,000 units in Czechia 2022.

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SUV segment sales: 62% of total new cars 2022.

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Diesel sales share: 28% in 2022.

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Lease market: 55% of new cars leased 2022.

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Fleet sales: 112,000 vehicles to companies 2022.

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Online sales growth: 25% of transactions digital 2022.

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Export revenue per vehicle: €30,800 average 2022.

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Aftermarket parts sales: €6.7 billion 2022.

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Premium brand sales: 12% share in Czechia 2022.

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Hybrid sales: 22,000 units, 11% share 2022.

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From a small Central European nation emerges a remarkable powerhouse, as the Czech automotive industry drove into 2022 by producing over 1.4 million passenger cars and exporting vehicles worth a staggering €47.2 billion, making it a crucial engine for the national economy.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2022, the Czech Republic produced 1,412,766 passenger cars, representing a 12.5% increase from 2021.
  • Škoda Auto manufactured 878,200 vehicles in 2022 across its Czech plants in Mladá Boleslav and Vrchlabí.
  • Toyota Peugeot Citroën Automobile (TPCA) in Kolín produced 223,000 vehicles in 2022, focusing on small cars like Aygo and Citigo.
  • In 2022, Czech automotive exports totaled €47.2 billion, accounting for 25% of total Czech exports.
  • Passenger car exports from Czechia reached 1,250,000 units in 2022, valued at €38.5 billion.
  • Germany imported 458,000 vehicles from Czechia in 2022, worth €15.6 billion.
  • Automotive sector employed 130,000 direct workers in Czechia in 2022.
  • Škoda Auto had 27,800 employees in Czech plants in 2022.
  • Total automotive cluster employment: 500,000 including indirect jobs in 2022.
  • In 2022, FDI inflows into Czech automotive reached €2.8 billion.
  • Škoda invested €1.2 billion in new Octavia production line in 2022.
  • Northvolt battery gigafactory announced €4 billion investment in 2023 for Plzeň.
  • Škoda Auto revenue: €26.1 billion in 2022.
  • Total Czech automotive sales revenue: €72.4 billion in 2022.
  • Domestic vehicle sales: 198,000 units in 2022.

Czech car production grew strongly in 2022 despite ongoing supply chain pressures.

Employment Statistics

1Automotive sector employed 130,000 direct workers in Czechia in 2022.
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2Škoda Auto had 27,800 employees in Czech plants in 2022.
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3Total automotive cluster employment: 500,000 including indirect jobs in 2022.
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4Hyundai Nošovice plant employed 4,200 workers in 2022.
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5TPCA Kolín workforce: 3,100 in 2022 before partial closure.
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6Supplier sector jobs: 240,000 in 2022.
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7Average wage in automotive: CZK 52,000/month in 2022, 20% above national average.
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8Female employment share: 28% in Czech auto industry 2022.
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9R&D staff in automotive: 15,000 engineers in 2022.
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10Unemployment rate in auto regions like Mladá Boleslav: 2.1% in 2022.
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11Training programs trained 12,000 new workers in 2022 via Automotive Cluster.
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12Foreign workers: 25,000 in auto sector, 19% of total in 2022.
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13In 2023 Q1, employment dropped 3% to 126,000 due to slowdown.
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14Magna International employed 8,500 in Czechia across 7 plants in 2022.
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15Bosch Czechia: 7,200 employees in 2022.
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16Continental: 6,100 workers in 2022.
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17Yazaki: 22,000 employees in wiring plants 2022.
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18Adient seats: 4,500 workers in 2022.
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19Faurecia: 3,800 in interiors 2022.
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20Truck makers like Tatra: 2,100 employees 2022.
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21Apprenticeships: 5,200 young workers trained in 2022.
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22FDI in automotive created 50,000 jobs since 2010.
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Employment Statistics Interpretation

The Czech automotive engine runs on a fuel of 130,000 direct workers, a high-octane 20% premium wage, and a surprisingly lean 2.1% unemployment in its key regions, proving that while Škoda may be the flagship, the real horsepower comes from a vast supplier network that employs nearly a quarter of a million people to keep the entire European continent moving.

Export Statistics

1In 2022, Czech automotive exports totaled €47.2 billion, accounting for 25% of total Czech exports.
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2Passenger car exports from Czechia reached 1,250,000 units in 2022, valued at €38.5 billion.
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3Germany imported 458,000 vehicles from Czechia in 2022, worth €15.6 billion.
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4Škoda Auto exported 95% of its 878,200 produced vehicles in 2022 to 80+ countries.
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5Automotive parts exports grew 15% to €18.7 billion in 2022.
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6Top export destination: Germany with 42% share of vehicle exports in 2022.
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7Slovakia imported €4.2 billion in Czech auto products in 2022.
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8China received 45,000 Škoda vehicles from Czech production in 2022.
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9EU exports of Czech vehicles: 78% of total, €36.8 billion in 2022.
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10Engine exports: 1.65 million units worth €5.1 billion in 2022.
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11Gearbox exports to VW Group: 1.8 million units in 2022.
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12US market imports from Czechia: 12,500 vehicles in 2022, mainly luxury models.
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13Wiring harness exports: €3.8 billion to 25 countries in 2022.
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14UK post-Brexit imports: €2.1 billion in Czech autos in 2022.
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15Poland as export partner: €3.9 billion in 2022.
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16France imported 112,000 Czech cars in 2022.
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17Export growth to Asia: 22% YoY to €4.5 billion in 2022.
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18In H1 2023, exports declined 10% to €22.1 billion.
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19Hungary imports: €2.8 billion auto products from Czechia 2022.
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20Austria: €3.2 billion in vehicle imports 2022.
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21Netherlands: 98,000 cars imported in 2022.
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22Italy: €2.4 billion auto imports 2022.
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23Spain: 75,000 vehicles from Czechia 2022.
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Export Statistics Interpretation

If the Czech automotive industry were a geopolitical puppet master, it would be pulling most of Europe's strings (and wiring harnesses) from its Škoda-lined pocket, with Germany as its most loyal and well-tuned customer.

Investment Statistics

1In 2022, FDI inflows into Czech automotive reached €2.8 billion.
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2Škoda invested €1.2 billion in new Octavia production line in 2022.
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3Northvolt battery gigafactory announced €4 billion investment in 2023 for Plzeň.
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4Hyundai expanded Nošovice plant with €500 million for new SUV in 2022.
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5Magna Powertrain invested €200 million in electrification in Vyskov 2022.
Single source
6R&D spending in automotive: €1.9 billion in 2022, 4% of sector revenue.
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7EU funds allocated €450 million for green auto transition in Czechia 2021-2027.
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8Bosch invested €150 million in sensor tech in Prague 2022.
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9Continental €300 million for tire plant expansion in Otrokovice 2022.
Directional
10Toyota's new hybrid line: €250 million investment in Kolín before closure announcement.
Single source
11Total greenfield investments since 1990: €35 billion in auto sector.
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12Foxconn invested €130 million in EV development center in Kutná Hora 2022.
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13Government incentives for EV production: €100 million disbursed in 2022.
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14Yazaki new plant: €80 million for wiring in 2022.
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15In H1 2023, investments slowed to €1.1 billion.
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16Adient €120 million for seat innovation in 2022.
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17Faurecia €90 million in hydrogen tech 2022.
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18Tatra Trucks €50 million modernization 2022.
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19Varta battery plant: €200 million investment planned 2022.
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20Škoda EV platform investment: €700 million cumulative 2020-2022.
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21Automotive cluster R&D centers: 45 with €500 million invested since 2015.
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Investment Statistics Interpretation

While Czechia’s automotive heart is being dramatically rewired—from Škoda's deep roots to a battery-powered future fueled by a flood of foreign capital—the sheer volume of investment signals a high-stakes race to secure its place on the new industrial map.

Production Statistics

1In 2022, the Czech Republic produced 1,412,766 passenger cars, representing a 12.5% increase from 2021.
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2Škoda Auto manufactured 878,200 vehicles in 2022 across its Czech plants in Mladá Boleslav and Vrchlabí.
Verified
3Toyota Peugeot Citroën Automobile (TPCA) in Kolín produced 223,000 vehicles in 2022, focusing on small cars like Aygo and Citigo.
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4Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o. in Nošovice output reached 278,500 vehicles in 2022, primarily Tucson SUVs.
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5Total automotive components production in Czechia hit €25.6 billion in 2022, with 1,200 suppliers involved.
Single source
6In Q1 2023, Czech vehicle production was 331,400 units, down 8% YoY due to supply chain issues.
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7Škoda's Mladá Boleslav plant produced 731,000 cars in 2022, including Octavia and Superb models.
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8The Czech Republic ranked 13th globally in passenger car production with 1.38 million units in 2021.
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9Engine production in Czechia reached 1.9 million units in 2022, led by Škoda and Hyundai.
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10Gearbox manufacturing output was 2.1 million units in 2022 from plants like Magna Powertrain in Vyskov.
Single source
11In 2023 H1, production of electric vehicles in Czechia was 45,200 units, up 35% YoY.
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12Total bus production in Czechia was 4,500 units in 2022, dominated by Iveco and SOR.
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13Truck production reached 12,300 units in 2022 from Avia and Tatra plants.
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14Automotive wiring harness production employed 70,000 workers producing €4.2 billion worth in 2022.
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15Seat manufacturing output was 1.8 million units in 2022 from suppliers like Adient in Česká Lípa.
Single source
16In 2021, Czechia produced 1,381,000 passenger cars, 2% of global total.
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17Škoda Kvasiny plant produced 137,000 SUVs like Karoq and Kodiaq in 2022.
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18Forged components production for autos was 450,000 tons in 2022 from steel plants supplying OEMs.
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19Plastic parts for vehicles output reached €3.1 billion in 2022.
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20Battery production for EVs started with 10,000 units in 2022 at Northvolt's planned Plzeň site.
Single source
21In 2020, production dropped to 1,120,000 vehicles due to COVID-19.
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22Diesel engine production was 850,000 units in 2022.
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23Hybrid vehicle assembly hit 56,000 units in 2022.
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24Aluminum die-cast parts production: 120,000 tons in 2022.
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25Glass production for autos: 28 million units in 2022 from Glassdrive.
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26Exhaust systems output: €1.2 billion in 2022.
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27In 2023, Q2 production was 345,000 vehicles.
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28Chassis components: 950,000 units produced in 2022.
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29Tire production for OEMs: 5.5 million units in 2022.
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Production Statistics Interpretation

While navigating a bumpy road of supply chain potholes and shifting gears toward electric dreams, Czechia's automotive heart—fueled by Škoda's octane and an army of parts-makers—kept the wheels of a €25 billion industrial engine turning with stubborn, piston-pumping pride.

Sales and Revenue Statistics

1Škoda Auto revenue: €26.1 billion in 2022.
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2Total Czech automotive sales revenue: €72.4 billion in 2022.
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3Domestic vehicle sales: 198,000 units in 2022.
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4Škoda domestic market share: 45% with 92,000 cars sold in 2022.
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5Hyundai sales revenue in Czechia: €2.8 billion from exports mainly 2022.
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6Parts and components sales: €28.6 billion domestically and export 2022.
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7Profitability: 5.2% net margin for sector average 2022.
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8EV sales in Czechia: 18,500 units in 2022, 9% market share.
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9Used car sales: 450,000 transactions worth €5.2 billion 2022.
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10Dealer network revenue: €4.1 billion from new cars 2022.
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11In 2023 H1, domestic sales down 15% to 85,000 units.
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12Škoda Octavia top seller: 35,000 units in Czechia 2022.
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13SUV segment sales: 62% of total new cars 2022.
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14Diesel sales share: 28% in 2022.
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15Lease market: 55% of new cars leased 2022.
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16Fleet sales: 112,000 vehicles to companies 2022.
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17Online sales growth: 25% of transactions digital 2022.
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18Export revenue per vehicle: €30,800 average 2022.
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19Aftermarket parts sales: €6.7 billion 2022.
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20Premium brand sales: 12% share in Czechia 2022.
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21Hybrid sales: 22,000 units, 11% share 2022.
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Sales and Revenue Statistics Interpretation

While Škoda drives nearly half the Czech car market like a beloved local hero, the real engine of the industry is a globally connected powerhouse of parts, exports, and pragmatism, where the new car shine is often just a prelude to a massive, profitable life of being sold, leased, serviced, and eventually traded online.

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