FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its Motor Vehicle Industry Report for 2025/26, which delves into the various challenges and opportunities confronting the sector as it navigates a revitalized import landscape, shifts in consumer behavior, advancements in technology, and a transforming regulatory framework.
This report marks the first publication in six years, following the cessation of motor vehicle imports in Sri Lanka.
According to the chamber, “The report offers in-depth insights into industry dynamics, policy changes, market analytics, and projections for the future of Sri Lanka’s automotive industry.”
It integrates industry statistics, market intelligence, and policy evaluations to aid stakeholders in making informed choices.
The contents of the report encompass several critical areas, such as:
- The contribution of the motor vehicle sector to Sri Lanka’s economy, along with significant policy shifts affecting the industry.
- Global automotive trends and emerging technologies, particularly the role of artificial intelligence in shaping future mobility.
- An analysis of vehicle imports, registration statistics, fleet dynamics, and ownership transitions.
- Market trends within primary vehicle categories, including registration trends based on brand, fuel type, cylinder capacity, and regional distribution.
- Industry obstacles, potential opportunities, and the anticipated trajectory for Sri Lanka’s automotive market.
The publication thoroughly investigates the industry’s adaptation to a refreshed import situation, evolving consumer preferences, technological changes, and a shifting regulatory environment.
For inquiries regarding purchase, please reach out to Saumya at saumya@chamber.lk or call 011 558 8883. (Colombo/Aug5/2026)
