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)
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June stands out sharply, with 4,401 new vehicles registered — almost double May’s figures. The spike largely came from passenger cars, showing how strongly the market responded in the lead-up to and immediate aftermath of the budget.
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Dealers noted that the pre-budget period created uncertainty, followed by a wave of buyers accelerating decisions once the new measures were announced. This trend was particularly visible in the SUV and compact car segments.
Data from AutoCloud.mu mirrors this national pattern, showing a sharp rise in user activity across listings for new vehicles and imports during June and July.
As the year continues, the question will be whether the market stabilises or if a late-year surge follows as shipping schedules and new arrivals catch up. For those looking to compare the latest prices, models, and imports, AutoCloud.mu remains the most convenient place to explore what’s available across Mauritius’ leading dealers.
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