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Vehicle Registration Statistics in Mauritius: 2025 Q1-Q3
The first eight months of 2025 have revealed clear shifts in vehicle registrations across Mauritius. According to the latest National Transport Authority data, June marked a major spike in new vehicle registrations, coinciding with the national budget speech that month. The announcement led to a rush of pre-orders and deliveries as both buyers and dealerships moved to finalise transactions ahead of expected changes in duties and fees.Registration of New and Second-hand Imported Vehicles (2025)Scroll right --->Type of VehicleJan (
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Bentley Mauritius Officially Opens: ABC Automobile Division Brings the Icon of Luxury to the Island
Mauritius has officially welcomed a new symbol of luxury motoring. As of 25 August, Bentley Mauritius is open under the exclusive representation of ABC Automobile Division . This milestone means drivers and enthusiasts can now experience British craftsmanship, timeless design and outstanding performance right here on the island.A big step for the Mauritian marketABC Automobile Division has been steadily expanding its portfolio with brands that appeal to every type of driver, from daily commuters to passionate collectors. By securing Bentley, they
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![BMW M Doubles Down on Big Engines: Inline-Six and V8s Here to Stay]()
BMW M Doubles Down on Big Engines: Inline-Six and V8s Here to Stay
Fresh off the press and bound to make local car enthusiasts grin: BMW M has confirmed that it won’t be ditching its legendary inline-six and V8 engines anytime soon.While many rival brands are scaling down with smaller, hybridised engines, BMW M is taking a stand by keeping its high-performance petrol powerplants front and centre.Big Engines Are Here to StayFrank van Meel, head of BMW M, has assured fans that the brand’s twin-turbo inline-six (S58) and V8
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![Used Car Sales Surge After Registration Duty Abolished]()
Used Car Sales Surge After Registration Duty Abolished
Since the recent budget announcement, the used car market in Mauritius has shifted into high gear. The abolishment of registration duty on second-hand vehicles has sparked a wave of transactions, with over 1,400 recorded in just five days according to official figures from the NLTA.It is rare for a policy change to have such an immediate impact. Between 1st and 7th July, buyers and sellers acted quickly to take advantage of the savings, resulting in a much higher volume of
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![Government Defends New Vehicle Measures as Opposition Demands Clarity]()
Government Defends New Vehicle Measures as Opposition Demands Clarity
In the latest parliamentary session on 30 June 2025, Opposition Leader Joe Lesjongard raised a Private Notice Question directed at the Minister of Land Transport, Osman Mahomed. The focus was on the recently announced measures in the 2025-26 Budget aimed at reducing the number of vehicles on Mauritian roads.The new fiscal measures, which come into effect in July 2025, include revisions to excise duties, customs charges, vehicle registration fees and the Road Motor Vehicle Licence. These changes are expected to increase the
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![Toyota’s Got a Baby Land Cruiser in the Works — and It’s Based on the Suzuki Jimny]()
Toyota’s Got a Baby Land Cruiser in the Works — and It’s Based on the Suzuki Jimny
If you’ve ever looked at a Suzuki Jimny and thought, “This thing’s basically a mini Land Cruiser,” you’re not alone, and it turns out, Toyota agrees. The Japanese giant has officially confirmed that it's developing a new, entry-level Land Cruiser, and it’s going to be based on none other than the beloved Jimny.Let’s take a look at what we know so far.A new direction for the Land Cruiser familyThe Land Cruiser name
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![Mauritius Auto Industry Trends: Growth in Vehicle Registrations & Road Safety Insights]()
Mauritius Auto Industry Trends: Growth in Vehicle Registrations & Road Safety Insights
The automotive landscape in Mauritius continues to evolve, with steady growth in vehicle registrations and shifting patterns in road traffic incidents. According to the latest statistics from Statistics Mauritius, the total number of registered vehicles has increased in the first half of 2024, reflecting a rising demand for personal and commercial transportation. However, this growth also comes with challenges, including an increase in road accidents, particularly among vulnerable road users such as motorcyclists and pedestrians.This report provides key insights into
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![Food for thought: Mauritius vs. La Réunion - A Comparison of Road Fatalities in 2024]()
Food for thought: Mauritius vs. La Réunion - A Comparison of Road Fatalities in 2024
Road safety remains a significant concern for both Mauritius and its neighboring island, La Réunion. Despite similarities in geographic size and infrastructure, road fatalities in the two regions present a stark contrast. Analyzing 2024 statistics sheds light on the scale of the issue and highlights key areas where improvements can be made.Road Fatalities: A Statistical ComparisonIn 2024, Mauritius recorded 111 road fatalities, while La Réunion reported 39 deaths due to road accidents. Considering the population difference - Mauritius has approximately 1.27 million people compared
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