Brands Global Performance

Great Wall Global Performance in recent years has grown faster than the global industry but in the 2018 was reported down 5.7%, below the 1 million threshold. China - holding 96% of share - declined 6.8%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 1.3 million by the 2025.

Jeep Sales Performance in the 2017 was negative despite the strong increase reported in Latin America, Asia and others regions. The balance is hit by the double-digit lost reported in North America. The Grand Cherokee is the best-selling model.

Opel Global Performance in the 2017 is quite negative losing in all region including the core Western Europe. The brand has been acquired by P.S.A. and need a robust re-focusing to find back profitability, after 30 years of lost. The best selling model is the Corsa.

Ford global sales performance 2017 has been disappointing losing over 1.9% with 6.28 million vehicles, dragged down by low sales in China and despite the best-seller F-Series hit the record of over 1 million units sold.

Volkswagen emissions scandal could cost over 80 billion euros and the global leadership. This report provides the VW Groups global sales updated at August 2015, when it was vis-a-vi with Toyota on top of the World.

Lincoln Global performance in recent years has grown faster than the global industry but in the 2018 was negative - down 0.9% - with 173.979 units sold. Impressive performance registered in China, while USA declined by 6.8%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 251.948 by the 2025.

Lexus Global performance in the 2017 was down 6.2% with 637.000 sales, following the +10% reported in the period 2010-2016. Sales were negative in all regions, but in East Europe and Levant. The NX is the best selling model.

Renault Global Performance 2017 was outstanding with the record sales of more than 3 million units, up 8.6%. The growth was spread in all regions, but Asia is shining, up 33%, mainly thanks the boom in India.

2014 Global Car Sales were not led by Toyota, being outpaced by Volkswagen. While the global leader as “vehicles” sales remains Honda (including trucks and motorbikes) in the “cars” sector leader was Volkswagen.

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.