Top 5 Auto Applications in South Africa Q4 2022 Performance

In the fourth quarter of 2022, the top 5 auto applications in South Africa demonstrated varied performance across weekly revenue, downloads, and active users. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, offers insights into the trends observed for each app.

Total 911 from Future plc showed a steady weekly revenue throughout the quarter. The highest revenue was approximately $325 at the end of September, with fluctuations between $191 and $314 over the subsequent weeks. Total 911 did not record any downloads or active users during this period.

Aeroversity experienced a peak in weekly revenue in mid-November at around $305. Weekly revenue saw a decline towards the end of the quarter, dropping to about $76 in mid-December before slightly recovering to $191 by the end of the year. The app's downloads were minimal, peaking at 7 in the first week of December.

Motorrad Kiosk from Motor Presse Stuttgart had a consistent revenue stream, with a notable increase in the final week of December, reaching approximately $232. Other significant peaks included $230 in the last week of November and $218 in mid-November. There were no recorded downloads or active users for this app.

MotoJitsu displayed varied revenue trends, starting the quarter with around $267 and closing at $235 in the last week of December. Notable dips occurred, such as in the first week of October and the last week of November, where the revenue was virtually negligible. Downloads were sparse, with a peak of 7 in mid-October.

Aviation Exam - EASA from Aviationexam s.r.o. had its highest weekly revenue at the beginning of October, reaching approximately $372. The revenue fluctuated throughout the quarter, with significant values around $178 at the end of November and $184 in early November. Download activity was very low, with occasional peaks, such as 6 downloads in early October and 5 in late November.

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