The pie charts illustrate the percentage of vehicle exports in one country in 1996, 2006 and 2016.
Overall, it can be seen that cars accounted for the largest proportion throughout the period, although their proportion declined slightly. By contrast, the percentage of trucks increased over time, while motorbikes also increased gradually.
In detail, cars accounted for the largest proportion throughout the period, starting at 48,000 (64%) to 53,000 (56%) in the first decade. However, this was followed by moderate drop in the proportion, comprising 53% (54,000) in 2016.
As for trucks and motorbikes, both showed an upward trend over the period. 14,900 (20%) motorbikes were exported in 1996, slightly ahead of trucks, at 12,000 (16%). Over the following years, both categories increased gradually, although motorbikes remained higher than trucks. By the end of the period, both figures had risen noticeably,showing a steady increase in the proportion of these two categories in total export.