Brands Global Performance

Hyundai Global performance in recent years did not follow the global industry growth while the 2018 was flat with 4.5 million units sold. Negative performance were registered in China and Saudi Arabia. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 5.4 million by the 2025.

Chevrolet Global performance in recent years has not followed the global industry growth and in the 2018 was down 0.8% with 4.1 million units sold. Argentina and South Korea declined while China and Brazil improved over 10%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 5.3 million by the 2025.

Honda Global performance in recent years has grown faster than the global industry, while in 2018 was flat, with sales able to reach again the 5 million milestone, losing 0.6%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 6 million by the 2025.

Nissan Global performance in 2018 was negative, reporting a drop by 1.1%, but keeping sales over the 5 million sales' milestone. The moderate decline was primarily due to negative performances registered in USA, Mexico and UK. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 6.4 million by the 2025.

Volkswagen Global performance in recent years has grown faster than the global industry, while in 2018 was up 1.5% consolidating the second place worldwide, reaching 6.9 million units sold. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 9 million by the 2025.

Toyota Global performance this year is penalized by the lost reported in two key markets, Japan, the second most relevant with sales down 6.8%, and Indonesia, the fourth market, down 14.3%. USA remains the top market, counting 23.9% of total sales.

Mini Global performance in the 2017 has been moderately negative following the stable growth shown in the previous 7 years. Sales had been penalized by the lost in North America. The best-selling model is the Mini.

Lincoln Global performance in the 2017 kept the medium term momentum improving a further remarkable 10.8%, driven by growth in Asia (mainly China) while North American operations were flat. The best-selling model is the MKX.

Volvo Global performance in the 2017 has been moderately positive following the remarkable growth shown in the previous 7 years. Fastest growing regions were ASEAN, CIS and Asia. The XC60 is the best selling model.