Jordanian Car Market Stabilizes in Q3
The Jordanian Car Agents and Distributors Association confirmed that the new car market in Jordan is beginning to recover and regain its balance during the third quarter of 2026. Vehicle sales over the first nine months of the year totaled approximately 33,763 units, approaching the 2024 level of 34,307 units—a decline of less than 1.6%. Data shows a noticeable increase in monthly sales since mid-year, with the average rising from about 3,135 to around 5,000 vehicles per month in the third quarter. Quarterly sales reached 14,953 vehicles, representing a 13% increase compared to the same period in 2024. The report also highlighted market diversification, with the number of active brands increasing to 116, while the share of the top five brands decreased to 60.1%. Regarding vehicle types, the share of electric cars declined from 48.4% to 34.8%, whereas the share of hybrid vehicles rose to 37.6%, reflecting consumer trends toward more reliable and easier-to-maintain options. The association emphasized that the market’s balance indicates stability after an exceptional period of fluctuations prior to the implementation of a new vehicle regulation in November 2025. Additionally, official import operations are increasing to ensure quality and compliance.
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