The bar chart presents data about the percentage of cars manufactured in various regions of the world, including the Middle East and Africa, South America, South Asia, Japan and Korea, North America, Europe, and Greater China, in 2015.
Overall, the chart clearly shows that Greater China had the highest percentage of car production, while the Middle East and Africa recorded the lowest share during that year.
In 2015, just over a quarter of passenger cars, at 25%, were produced in Greater China, representing the highest number of cars manufactured in that period, slightly ahead of Europe, which also accounted for exactly 25%. Additionally, North America’s contribution to passenger car production was substantially higher than that of South America, with approximately 17% compared to South America’s 4%.
In contrast, the Middle East and Africa produced roughly 3% of passenger cars in 2015, marking the lowest percentage for the entire year. Moreover, the share of passenger car manufacturing in Japan and Korea was approximately double that of South Asia, with nearly 16% and 8% respectively.