Top 5 Auto Apps in Australia: Q4 2023 Performance Snapshot

As the fourth quarter of 2023 comes to a close, we've taken a look at the performance of the top auto applications in Australia on a unified platform, combining data from both iOS and Android. This report from Sensor Tower provides a glimpse into the download figures and weekly active users for these leading apps.

Pinecone Software's Petrol Spy Australia saw a fluctuating trend in downloads starting with 16K in the last week of September and dipping to 7K by the end of October. However, the app rebounded to 11K by the end of December. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, initially decreasing from 87K to 77K but recovering to 86K by the year's end.

BPme by BP Australia Pty Ltd maintained a steadier trend with downloads starting at 9K and ending the quarter at 6K. Active users saw a slight dip from 18K to 16K over the same period.

The NSW FuelCheck app, published by the Department of Customer Service in Australia, had downloads varying from 5K at the beginning of the quarter down to 3K by the end. Weekly active users saw a peak of 75K in late October before stabilizing around 68K by the quarter's end.

Ampol's app experienced a decrease in downloads from 3K to 2K, with a notable peak at 3.7K in the third week of November. Active user data for Ampol was not provided for this quarter.

Lastly, Tesla's app downloads ranged between 3K and 2K, with weekly active users showing an increasing trend from 68K to over 77K, peaking at 75K in mid-November.

For more in-depth insights and analysis, Sensor Tower's platform offers detailed performance metrics of these and other applications across various sectors and global markets.