Vehicles Fleet

Since the 1980s, Algeria has pursued a policy of developing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) fuel as a substitute for traditional fuels, because of its large LPG reserves. There is a relatively large fleet of vehicles converted to LPG, and companies provide LPG conversion kits across the territory. 31% of the gas stations distribute LPG, and the demand for LPG is increasing due to the significant price difference compared to gasoline.

In Tunisia, as of December 31, 2018, there were 2.2 million vehicles in Tunisia, 60% are passenger cars with a total of 1,322,409 vehicles, followed by vans with 477,758 vehicles (22% of total vehicles). Total light-duty vehicles represent 85% of the fleet. The overall average age of the car fleet is 17.5 years; it is 17.2 years for passenger cars