Скачать или смотреть Top 10 Countries Producing Most Cars (1950-2023) - Ranked by Total Motor Vehicle Production

The list of top 10 countries with the highest annual car production has changed dramatically over the past decades. While some countries managed to retain a place in the ranking even in 2023, others were replaced by nations that some would never imagine. Automobiles, both passenger cars and commercial vehicles continue to be the most widespread applications of technology in our daily lives and one of the most important categories of industrial products globally so being the number producer of motor vehicles is a great advantage for any country that wants to have a worldwide influence and lasting economic clout. Producing cars means having a high GDP per capita and high growth. If you took a look at the countries that have been the top producers of autos in the last 73 years, you would see that the United States started off as the top worldwide producer of cars, building perhaps something close to 90 percent of all cars annually back in 1950 but it lost the top position and the share of other countries has increased drastically. In fact, the US has been surpassed a number of times in this competition, first by Japan and then by China. That said, the USA stays close to the top and could take back the leadership in 2024, 2025, or some other year. However, one must not underestimate China. This country has boosted its production immensely and very quickly and seems poised to further its economic supremacy by becoming the top exporter of motor vehicles in 2023. Another country that needs to be closely watched is India, which has been rising very fast in the rankings in the last few years. So get ready to see more Teta cars around in the coming decades. The countries that exited the top 10 list are European countries including the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Sweden, and other developed countries such as Canada and Spain. They have been replaced by rising stars of manufacturing like Brazil, Mexico, South Korea, and Thailand. Germany has maintained a strong presence in the top 10 and interesting Spain has also stayed there. All in all, I believe this is a very fun video to watch that will also teach you a lot of things about the global economy in a matter of minutes. Enjoy!