Top 5 Auto Apps on iOS in New Zealand Q3 2022

In the third quarter of 2022, the top 5 auto applications on the iOS platform in New Zealand exhibited various trends in weekly revenue and downloads. Here’s a detailed look at their performance, based on Sensor Tower data.

NZ Driving Theory Test, published by Leandro Palmieri, saw fluctuating weekly revenue. It peaked at $929 in the week of August 15 and experienced a low of $607 in the week of September 12. Weekly downloads for the app showed a relatively stable pattern, ranging from 111 to 192 throughout the quarter.

Road Code Learners Test NZ, developed by Will Walig, also displayed variability in its weekly revenue. The app reached its highest revenue of $359 in the week of August 1 and dipped to $233 in the week of September 19. Weekly downloads showed modest numbers, peaking at 60 in the week of August 1 and reaching a low of 33 in the week of June 27.

Restricted Licence NZ, created by Lets Get Legal NZ, had a more modest revenue performance compared to others. The highest weekly revenue was $129 in the week of August 15, while the lowest was $58 in the week of September 26. The app's weekly downloads were notably low, with the highest being 4 in several weeks and some weeks showing no downloads at all.

Autocar, from Haymarket, had relatively low weekly revenue, with the highest being $180 in the week of July 4. The app's revenue dropped to as low as $17 in the week of August 22. Notably, there were no recorded downloads for Autocar throughout the quarter.

Total 911, published by Future plc, showed a varied revenue stream. The peak revenue was $119 in the week of August 15, and the lowest was $2 in the weeks of September 5, September 12, and September 19. Similar to Autocar, there were no recorded downloads for Total 911 during this period.

These insights highlight the diverse performance of auto apps on iOS in New Zealand during Q3 2022. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.