Hatchbacks remain prevalent in the South African passenger car market, featuring prominently on the list of best-sellers for March, despite the emergence of crossovers and continued growth within the SUV class.
Poll data from BusinessTech shows that most car owners in South Africa drive a hatchback, followed by a sport utility vehicle . When asked What type of car do you drive? The poll attracted more than 4,000 respondents.The Toyota Corolla Cross sold the most units for a passenger vehicle in March 2022, according to the latest Naamsa report. However, this was followed by the Volkswagen Polo Vivo , Volkswagen Polo units and Toyota Starlet .
The Vivo has long been a best seller in the hatch department, thanks to its affordable price tag of R235,200 for the entry-level Polo Vivo Trendline. The average price of a top-10 hatchback is roughly, with the cheapest car on this list being the Renault Kwid at R180,400. This marks hatchbacks as some of the most affordable vehicles for consumers.
Although not on this list, the Suzuki S-Presso, which claims to be a ‘baby SUV’, sold 558 units in March, making a strong impression on young consumers due to its affordability – priced from R152,900. Here are the top 10 best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa right now, including their power, torque and fuel consumption:
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