Band 8+: The graph shows data on the manufacture of passenger cars in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart depicts the distribution of passenger car production across regions in 2015.

In 2015, passenger automobile production was concentrated in a few main areas, with Greater China, Europe, and the continent of North America taking the lead. Other regions had far lesser proportions.

Chinese had the highest share at 26%, due to the country’s huge production capabilities and developing market. Europe raced closely with 25%, helped by established manufacturers in nations such as Germany, France, and Italy. North America covered a significant amount, owing to the United States’ large market. Japan and Korea also had a major threat, due to their technological innovation and productivity.

The remaining regions maintained considerably lesser amounts. South Asia and South America each provided a little part, demonstrating that their economies are still developing. The Middle East and Africa had the smallest percentage (2%), reflecting an underdeveloped sector because of lack of infrastructure and weaker consumption. In instance, Greater China’s share was thirteen times larger than the Middle East and Africa.