Top 5 Auto Apps on iOS in Australia Q4 2022

In Q4 2022, the top auto applications on the iOS platform in Australia exhibited diverse trends in weekly downloads and active users. Data from Sensor Tower provides detailed insights into the performance of each app.

Carsales saw a relatively stable trend in weekly downloads, peaking at around 7.7K in mid-October and ending the quarter with approximately 7.1K downloads in the last week of December. The app's weekly active users hovered around 190K, with a slight dip in early December before rising back to about 194K by the end of the quarter.

Petrol Spy Australia experienced fluctuations in weekly downloads, starting strong at over 11K in late September but dropping to around 3.7K by the end of November. However, the app rebounded to about 7K downloads in the last week of December. Active users showed a similar pattern, with numbers dipping to around 45K in late November but rising to over 54K by the end of the quarter.

BPme had a peak in weekly downloads at around 6.3K in early November and saw a general downward trend, closing the quarter with approximately 3.7K downloads. The app's weekly active users increased to about 11K in early November but dropped to around 8.5K by the end of December.

NSW FuelCheck displayed a significant drop in weekly downloads from about 7.7K in late September to around 2.8K in early December. However, the app recovered slightly to about 4.6K downloads by the end of the quarter. Active users reflected this trend, decreasing from nearly 50K in late September to around 36K in late November, but then increasing to about 43.8K by the end of December.

myLearners showed relatively stable weekly downloads, ranging from about 2.3K to 3.7K throughout the quarter. Active users remained consistent, with numbers fluctuating between 40K and 43K, ending the quarter at around 41.4K.

For more detailed insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.