Q1 2024 Performance of Top Auto Apps on iOS in Australia

In Q1 of 2024, the automotive app landscape on iOS in Australia has shown varied performance metrics across the board. Data sourced from Sensor Tower reveals how top auto apps have fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and user engagement.

Fuel Map Australia, developed by WikiCamps pty ltd, maintained strong download figures, starting at roughly 1.9M in the first week of January and peaking at over 2M by early March. The app's weekly active users (WAU) remained robust, though they saw a slight decline from 13.8K to 11.6K by the end of the quarter.

Carmin by Chuan Nguyen Van, despite a mid-quarter revenue spike of $160K, exhibited a generally stable revenue trend averaging around $80K weekly. Downloads for Carmin fluctuated, with a notable increase to 119K in late January, followed by a steady pace, concluding the quarter with 65K downloads.

For carVertical: Check Car History, no downloads were recorded during this quarter, but revenue showed volatility with a high of $168K in early February and dipping to $4K in mid-March before climbing back to $93K towards the quarter's end.

Zapmap: EV charging in the UK experienced modest download numbers, maintaining around 15-20K weekly, paired with WAU figures that saw a slight increase from 98 to 92 in the first two months before stabilizing at 84. Revenue for Zapmap showed inconsistency, with weeks of zero revenue interspersed with peaks of up to $34K.

Lastly, Copart - Online Auto Auctions saw a varied download trend, with a sharp increase in late March reaching 56K. WAU for Copart showed growth, starting at 104 and finishing the quarter with a high of 112.

These snapshots of the top auto applications on iOS in Australia for the first quarter of 2024 illustrate the dynamic nature of app performance, with Sensor Tower providing more detailed insights into these trends.