The provided pie chart depicts the data of car manufacturing in different countries and regions of the world in 2015 dividing them into seven different slices.
A majority of cars, in 2015, were produced in Greater China and Europe, whereas, countries from Africa and the Middle East contributed the least with just 2% of the annual car assembly worldwide.
In 2015, Greater China contributed the most in the production of cars globally with 26% of the vehicles being manufactured there. Following close, was Europe with 25% of total cars produced in the world in that particular year. Countries from North America came third with 19% of all the cars being made in that region, while, Japan and Korea collectively produced 16% of the total number of said vehicles made in 2015.
Other countries or regions that produced four-wheelers in 2015 but in a significantly smaller amount were nations from South Asia at just 8%, followed by Latin America at 4% and the Middle East and African nations collectively with just 2%.
In general, various countries had different roles to play in the global passenger car production market in 2015, with European nations leading the chart with China.