The presented chart compares the percentage of cars which were manufactured in seven different regions in the year 2015. It can be clearly seen that the largest share of car production was in Greater China, while the Middle East/Africa had the smallest share.
Looking in more detail, Greater China took first place, which was closely followed by Europe in second place. Slightly more than a quarter of all cars were manufactured in Greater China, which was similar to that of Europe (25%). Moreover, North America made 3% more cars than Japan/Korea, which accounted for 16% of the total.
On the other hand, the remaining regions such as South America, South Asia and the Middle East/Africa comprised only an insignificant proportion. South Asia produced 4%, which was half the proportion of South America (8%).
In addition, the Middle East/Africa region produced merely 2% of the passenger cars, making it the area with the lowest percentage of car production.
