Automotive market intelligence — down to the suburb

Name: Automotive search demand and share of voice dataset
Creator: sharematrX

Track automotive demand where it actually happens. sharematrX resolves hourly, daily, weekly and monthly search volumes, traffic spikes, seasonality and weather multipliers, competitor share of voice and retailer/delivery-app share for 5 categories and 9 subcategories across 10 countries.

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Automotive categories and subcategories we report on

Passenger Vehicles

Compact SUV
Pickups / Bakkies

Aftermarket Parts

Tyres

Commercial Vehicles

Bakkies & Pickups
Trucks & Fleet

Electric & Hybrid

Electric Cars
Charging & Infrastructure

Dealer & Aftersales

Service & Maintenance Plans
Used Car Marketplaces

Brands tracked in Automotive

Toyota Corolla Cross

Haval Jolion

VW T-Cross

Hyundai Creta

Kia Seltos

Chery Tiggo 4 Pro

Suzuki Grand Vitara

Nissan Magnite

Renault Kiger

Mahindra XUV300

Toyota Hilux

Ford Ranger

Isuzu D-Max

VW Amarok

Nissan Navara

Mahindra Pik Up

GWM P-Series

Jeep Gladiator

Bridgestone

Continental

Dunlop

Michelin

Goodyear

Pirelli

Hankook

Kumho

Firestone

Apollo

Isuzu

Hino

Scania

Volvo Trucks

BYD

Tesla

Volvo EX30

GWM Ora

BMW iX

Mercedes EQB

Nissan Leaf

GridCars

Rubicon

Zero Carbon Charge

Motus

CMH

Supa Quick

Bosch Service

WeBuyCars

AutoTrader

Cars.co.za

Carvana

Motus Select

Retailers and delivery apps

Checkers Sixty60

Uber Eats

Mr D Food

Takealot

Woolworths Dash

Pick n Pay asap!

Walmart

Instacart

Amazon Fresh

Tesco

Deliveroo

Makro / Independent Wholesalers

Jumia

Shoprite

SPAR

Clicks

Dis-Chem

Bolt Food

Target

Kroger

DoorDash

Costco

Sainsbury's

Ocado

What a automotive report answers

Where is demand rising or falling this week, by city and suburb?
Which brands are winning share of voice, and who is taking it from whom?
Which retailers and delivery apps convert the most searches in each area?
What hour of the day and day of the week should media spend land on?
How much of the swing is seasonality or weather versus real category growth?