The bar chart shows date about the percentage of cars which were manufactured in various regions of the world (Middle East/Africa, South America, South Asia, Japan/Korea, North America, Europe, and Greater China) in 2015.
Overall, what stands out from the chart, the highest percentage of car production was seen in Greater China, whereas Middle East and Africa had the lowest share over the period given.
In 2015, just more than a quarter of passenger cars (25%) were produced in Greater China, which was the highest number of cars manufactured over the period, just ahead of Europe at precisely 25%. Moreover, the contribution of North America passenger was considerably more than South America at approximately 17% and 4%, respectively.
In contrast, Middle East and Africa produced roughly 3% of passenger cars in 2015 (which the lowest percentage of passenger over the whole year). Furthermore, the percentage of passenger car manufacturing in Japan and Korea was roughly twice as that of South Asia at nearly 16% and 8%, respectively.