The Number of Kei Cars (Mini-Vehicles) per 100 Households Reached a Record High of 54.6; Nagano Prefecture Topped the List for the Seventh Consecutive Year, While Tokyo Had 12.2.
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With Honda's minicar "N-BOX" continuing to dominate domestic new car sales, and Chinese manufacturer BYD launching its mini electric vehicle (EV) "Racco" into the Japanese market, the topic of "mini" vehicles is constantly being discussed in the automotive industry these days.
According to a survey by the Japan Light Motor Vehicle Association (JLMA), the number of light vehicles per 100 households is projected to reach 54.58 by the end of 2025, the highest number since statistics began being collected in 1975. This is attributed to robust new car sales and an increase in the average lifespan of vehicles due to performance improvements…
According to a survey by the Japan Light Motor Vehicle Association (JLMA), the number of light motor vehicles per 100 households is projected to reach 54.58 by the end of 2025, the highest number since statistics began being collected in 1975. This is attributed to robust new car sales and an increase in the average lifespan of vehicles due to improved performance.
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