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Market Report

The report provides a comprehensive and complete overview of the market competitive environment including information on the sales volumes of cars and light commercial vehicles, market size, market share, and industry trends.

Through our comprehensive global sales database and the expertise of seasoned consultants in this field, we can help you gain further insight into the automotive market trends and base your business decisions on actionable data.

Table of contents

• Country Overview
  • Geography
  • History
  • People & Politics
• Economic Outlook
  • Economy
  • Infrastructure
• Market Outlook
  • Market Heritage
  • Car Passenger’s segmentation
  • LCVs segmentation
  • Car Passengers Body Type mix
  • LCVs Body Type mix
  • Premium segment share
  • Chinese OEMs share
• Key Players
  • Top selling Groups 2022
  • Top selling Brands 2022
  • Premium Brands
  • Chinese Brands
• Market Data By Model
  • Top selling Models 2022
  • Top models by segment and body type
• Key Factors for market Evolution
  • Country development
  • Economic Outlook
  • Customer base evolution
  • Low-Carbon Transition Policy
  • Infrastructure & Investments
• 2023-2028 Volume Forecast
  • TIV evolution by segment
  • Cars and LCVs forecast
  • Segments forecast
  • Premium segment share forecast
  • Chinese OEMs share forecast
  • Forecast by Manufacturer

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In 2019, the UK best selling car has been again the Ford Fiesta, holding a wide gap over the followers, despite registering the worst top 10 performance. Indeed, the Fiesta ended the year at 77.833 sales, down 18.8% from the previous year.

In second place, the Volkswagen Golf with 58.994 sales (-11.7%), of the Ford Focus with 56.619 (+12.1%), the Mercedes C Class with 54.838 (-15.9%) and the Opel Corsa 54.239 (+2.5%).

In sixth place, we find the fast-growing Mercedes A Class with 53.724 sales (+23.4%), followed by the Nissan Qashqai with 52.532 (+3.2%) – down 2 spots – and the Ford Kuga with 41.671 (+3.1%).

Closing the top 10 ranking, Mini held the ninth place with 41.188 sales (-8.3%) ahead of the Volkswagen Polo, down 17% from the previous year with 37.453 units sold.

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for top 100 Models.

Jaguar ranks 63th in the World’s Brand Ranking, thanks to an outstanding performance during the 2010-2018 period of time.

Jaguar is the luxury vehicle brand specializing in the sports car industry. Since the 1st of January 2013, Jaguar is merged with Land Rover, and in 2018 has concentrated half of the sales in Europe, while distributing 20% in the American region (North, Centre and South aggregated) and 28% in Asia.

In the 2018 Jaguar has sold 181.329 light vehicles in the World, improving 1.5% from the previous year.

Since the 2010 the brand sales grew up 215.2% with a CAGR of 26.9%. During the same frame of time, global light vehicles market grew up from 73.7 millions to 94.3 million with a global CAGR of 3.5%. So Jaguar‘s market share has boomed in this period. According to our study, in the period 2019-2025 Jaguar will boost sales at 217.429 units.

Tracking all brands sales across the World – with a current coverage of 150 markets – the Focus2move Research Team has analyzed in detail the growth of Jaguar in the World since 2010, reporting in the just updated market research “Jaguar Global Sales Performance 2010-2025” all sales broken down by region, country and model.

In addition they have projected the development of the brand sales up to 2025 taking under consideration both the single market development forecast and the brand plans in terms of line up and growth.

The result has been a unique in the World, research, offered at the huge value of €750, available for direct purchase on this web site.

According to data released by the Royal Minister of Transportation, the 2018 was in line with the previous year, closing with the second consecutive fall negative performance. Indeed, the market has the year with 2.366.929 sales (-6.8%), largely influenced by the Brexit uncertainty affecting business prospects and consumer morale.

The best-selling cars in 2018 were unchanged, with the  Ford Fiesta on top of the list with 95.892 units sold, gaining 1.4% from the previous year. In second place, the Volkswagen Golf sold in 66.790 units (-13.5%).

In third place the Vauxhall (Opel in the table) Corsa, up 2 spots, with 52.915 units (+0.3%) followed by the Nissan Qashqai with 50.546 units (-21.3%),  the Ford Focus with 50.492 units (-27.8%), the Volkswagen Polo  with 45.149 (-5.7%) and the Mini with 44.904 units (-5.8%).

In eight place the Mercedes A Class with 43.527 (-0.4%) ahead of the Ford Kuga with 40.398 (+3%) and, in 10th place, the Kia Sportage with 35.567 units (-10.4%).

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for top 100 Models.

Following the outstanding performance reported in the period 2010-2016, during the first eight months of the 2017 Jaguar  kept the speed improving sales by 17.6% with 178.631 global sales.

At regional-wise, sales are growing in all areas with the fastest increase reported for Asia (including China, Korea, Japan and India), up 40.1%, Latin America up 39.8% and North America, up 29.0%.

Actually the best-selling model is the F-Pace with 71.950 sales (+66.3%) followed by the XE with 37.460 (-17.3%) and the XF with 23.250 (-34.5%).

Global Automotive Database

Based on the over 750 millions vehicles sales downloaded within of GAD (Global Auto Database) collected and aggregated by hundreds selected sources covering over 140 vehicles markets worldwide, our “Brand Performance Reports” refer to registrations data.

Jaguar Global Performance Report

In the period 2010-2017 Jaguar global sales boomed from 60.000 in the 2010 to 151.000 in the 2016, performing a Compound annual growth rate (C.A.G.R) of 26.6%, while the industry CAGR in the period was +4.6%. Only in the last year, sales increased by 70.000 units or 84%.

In this period, Jaguar has gained 11 steps within the Global Car Brands Ranking landing in the 66th place.

Sales split at regional level confirmed the supremacy of the European region counting the 45.8% of total sales (it was 44.2% in the 2010).

Sales in Asia count 27.1% (from 26.7%), while American sales represent the 23.6% (from 25.6%).

In our report we figure out this brand’s sales data in 110 different countries, with forecast up to the 2022.

On top of all, in the 2016 there was UK with 23.0% of global sales share (from 28.1% in the 2010), ahead of USA with 20.6% (from 22.8%), China with 19.9% (from 14.4%), Germany with 5.7% and Italy with 3.2%.

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British vehicles market flourished in recent years hitting two consecutive all time record in 2015 and 2016 overtaking for the first time the milestone of 3 million light vehicles sales in a year. Car passenger’ record was established in the 2016 with 2.692.000 units. However, since mid 2016 the market ended the speed and has progressively taken a descendent track. Indeed, according to data released by the Royal Minister of Transportation, in the 2017 full year sales have been 2.540.000, down 5.4%.  2018 outlook is negative and sales are foreseen near 2.3 million units.

If you wish to give a final check at the 2016 best-selling car ranking, do it before reading this year rank.

The best-selling cars in 2017 unchanged, with the  Ford Fiesta on top of the list despite the lost of sales due to the run out of sixth generation and the production rump up of the seventh.

Ford Fiesta annual sales have been 94.533 (-21.6%) with a narrowed margin over the aggressive leader of imported vehicles, up 1 spot,  the  Volkswagen Golf  sold in 77.231 units (+11.1%).

In third place the Ford Focus with 69.903 units (-0.9%) followed by the Nissan Qashqai with 64.216 units (+2.4%),  the Vauxhall (Opel in the table) Corsa with 52.773 units (-31.6%), the Vauxhall Astra with49.370 (-18.7%) and the Volkswagen Polo with 47.855 units (-12.1%).

In eight place the Mini with 47.669 (-1.4%) ahead of the Mercedes C Class with 45.912 (+3.9%) and, in 10th place,  the Mercedes A Class with 43.717 units (+6.2%).

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for top 50 models.

Saudi Arabia Vehicles Sales Statistics in 2017 fell 23% hit by first recession since 1999, due to reduced oil output in compliance with OPEC’s agreement and reduced government support. This albeit December was pushed up by sales anticipating VAT introduction.

Reduced oil output in compliance with OPEC’s oil-cut deal, low oil prices and reduced government support led the Saudi economy to contract in 2017 for the first time since 1999.

According to preliminary figures, GDP contracted 0.7% in 2017, contrasting the 1.7% rise in 2016. The oil and construction sectors represented the bulk of the deterioration. To boost economic growth and solidify the Saudi Vision 2030 plan, which seeks to diversify the economy away from oil, the government presented the 2018 budget on 19 December. It includes the newly introduced value-added tax and prioritizes capital expenditure.

Saudi Arabia vehicles market is enveloped in the deepest crisis ever. Indeed sales improved fast until the 2015, before that the country entered in recession, due to the fall of oil price in the international market and the measures taken by the government reduced further consumers spending, hitting the industry. In the 2016 the market fell 15.3%, but it was just a step in the prolonged crisis in place.

Indeed, 2017 started very slow with first half sales down 16.1% at 304.000 units, but the third quarter was even worse, losing near 30%. Just at the end of the year the market recovered with December booming up 26.2%. Indeed, the introduction on VAT from December 1st, with the increase in price by 5%, over-stimulated consumer’s to anticipate sales before year-end.

However, full year 2017 have been almost negative, with light vehicles sales at 544.721, the worse data in this decade, down 23.9% from the previous year.

2018 Outlook is still negative. The start of the year will be penalized by VAT introduction and by the anticipated sales in December. However, the rest of the year will be again penalized by the economic crisis, with oil price expected stable. Our current forecast (-4.8%) could be optimistic.

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for all Brands, top 10 Manufacturers Group and top 10 Models

Saudi Arabia Vehicles Sales 2016 at the sharpest decline in the last twenty years hit by oil price reduction and government actions to drain liquidity for budget. Toyota lost near 30% while Nissan advanced on podium.

Economic activity decelerated to a multi-year low in 2016 as weak global oil prices continued to drag on growth. As oil revenues fell, the government slashed public spending and halted a number of investment projects. Moreover, the government’s ample financing needs as a result of its large budget deficit drained liquidity in the Kingdom’s financial markets, pushing up interbank rates and hurting non-oil activities.

Following a long positive run with sales volume almost doubled in the period 2010-2015, the market was severely hit in the 2016 by both reduction of oil price and government measures to drain liquidity in sustain of budget deficit. The consequence was a very poor demand both from private and public customers.

Indeed, according to the KSA Authority for Transportation, the 2016 year-end light vehicles sales had been 677.248, down a sharp 20.0%, the second worse year on year performance out of top 30 Global Vehicles markets, behind just to the near UAE, hit by the same troubles.

Sharp was the lost of the market leader, Toyota, down 28.7%, while the second, Hyundai, contained the lost at 9.1%, and Nissan improved 10.1%, advancing on the podium and overtaking Kia (-11.8%)

Among the few positive scores, Mazda (+4.2%, with Mazda6 within the top 10 models), Honda (+1.4%), Mercedes (+8.7%) and Suzuki (+8.9%).

While OPEC’s 30 November decision to cut production has succeeded in raising global crude prices, Saudi Arabia will not greatly benefit from this situation in the short-term as it is responsible for most of the output reduction.

There is currently no VAT system in Saudi Arabia. However VAT will be introduced by 2018, according to the Saudi Finance Minister. The decision to introduce VAT was agreed upon at the 102nd meeting of GCC Finance Ministers in Riyadh. Reports indicate that the GCC bloc will introduce VAT of up to 5%. The tax would exclude 95 food items, but would be applicable for all citizens and residents. Health, education, and social services will likely be excluded.

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for the top Models

British new vehicles market is almost stable with a huge rule always reserved to the purchase by company, which limit opportunities for new comers to gain much space.

Indeed, the top-selling models ranking has been almost stable in recent years and in the 2016 as well.

During the year, top five models unchanged from 2015 despite the top 4 have all lost volume.

The leader was again the Ford Fiesta with 120.525 sales (-9.37) with over 50.000 units gap over the second, the Vauxhall (Opel in the table) Corsa with 77.110 units (-16.3%) and the Ford Focus with 70.545 units (-15.8%).

In fourth place the Volkswagen Golf with 69.492 sales (-5.3%) followed by the Nissan Qashqai with 62.682 units (+3.1%), the Vauxhall Astra with 60.719 (-15.2%)  and the Volkswagen Polo with 54.448 (-0.8%).

Advancing one spot, in eight place the Mini with 48.328 (+2.7%) ahead of the Mercedes C Class with 44.184 (+5.7%) and, in 10th place,  the Audi A3 with 43.808 units (-8.1%)..

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for top 100 models.

The 2015 will be remembered as the record year for the British domestic vehicles market, first time ever above 3 million light vehicles sales, and all time record both for cars and lcvs segments.

Looking at the best-selling cars, the leader was unchanged from the previous year, the Ford Fiesta with 131.815 sales (-5.7%) still with a safe gap over the followers, now led by the Vauxhall (Opel in the table) Corsa, up 2 spots, with 90.982 units.

Third was the Ford Focus with 82.679 units (+0.3%) followed by the Volkswagen Golf, down 2 spots, with 73.409 sales (-12.2%), the Nissan Qashqai with 60.092 (+23.9%), the Volkswagen Polo with 53.961 (+16.9%), the Vauxhall Astra with 52.201 (-19.9%) and the Mini with 47.421 (+32.6%).

In 9th place the best premium model, the Audi A3 with 45.055 sales (+8.0%) ahead of the Vauxhall Mokka with 44.716 (+35.8%), the Mercedes C Class with 44.588 (+17.7%) and the Nissan Juke, 12th with 40.706 units (+6.4%).

Tables with sales figures

In the tables below we report sales for top 100 models.