The bar chart illustrates the proportion of people in five different countries who owned at least one car in 2010 and 2020.
Overall, car ownership increased in all five countries over the decade. The highest percentage of car owners was recorded in Country A in both years, while Country E had the lowest figures. The most significant growth occurred in Country C, whereas the increase in Country B was relatively modest.
In 2010, the percentage of car owners in Country A stood at approximately 80%, the highest among the five nations. Country B followed with around 65%, while the figures for Countries C and D were slightly lower, at roughly 55% and 50%, respectively. Country E had the smallest proportion, at just 30%.
By 2020, car ownership had risen in all countries, with Country A reaching nearly 90%. The percentage in Country B grew slightly to about 70%, while Country C experienced the most noticeable increase, surging to 75%. A similar upward trend was observed in Country D, where the figure climbed to around 65%. Country E, despite remaining the lowest, saw a substantial rise to approximately 50%.