According to industry association ADEFA, Argentina produced 26,460 units (passenger cars and light commercial vehicles) in December, up from 37,961 units in November.
Exports fell 36.3 percent to 19,908 units, while domestic sales rose 45.7 percent to 51,355 units.
Versus December In 2024, production decreased by 30.4 percent, exports decreased by 25.3 percent, and domestic sales increased by 3.8 percent.
In 2025 compared to 2024, production decreased by 3.1 percent to 490,876 units, exports decreased by 10.8 percent to 280,589 units, and domestic sales, including imported vehicles, increased by 42.6 percent to 586,625 units.
If only vehicles produced in Argentina are included in the calculation, domestic sales in 2025 increased by 4.5 percent to 209,201 units.
ADEFA President Rodrigo Pérez Graziano explained that the gap between industrial and commercial The performance is the result of changes in product lines due to new models and constant updates.
He also noted, given the export profile of the sector, that reducing export-related taxes is important as Argentina faces competition from countries that offer tax-free exports.
