New vehicle sales in Kenya rise 32pc in June

The Kenya Motor Industry Association report shows this was an improvement from 1,120 units sold in January 2026...

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New vehicle sales in Kenya experienced a significant surge of 32 percent in June, reaching 1,651 units. This growth indicates a robust recovery within the local motor vehicle market.

Total sales from January to June reached 7,819 units.
The Kenya Motor Industry Association (KMIA) reported that stable exchange rates, easing interest rates (CBR dropped to 8.75%), and lower fuel prices were key drivers.
Isuzu East Africa emerged as the top seller, capturing 51.03 percent market share with 3,990 units sold in the first half of the year.

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