Brands Global Performance

Skoda Global Performance in 2017 again at record thanks to the launch of the SUV Kodjaq, which balanced sales lost by the top model Octavia. At regional level the brand is expanding the presence in new markets.

Suzuki Global Performance in recent years has been aligned with the global industry growth and in the 2018 improved 4.1% with 3.3 million units sold. However, China declined a disappointing 59.2%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 4.1 million by the 2025.

Kia Global performance in recent years has grown slower than the global industry growth while in the 2018 was quite positive - up 3% - with 2.9 million units sold. In Russia, sales improved over 20%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 3.4 million by the 2025.

Suzuki Global Performance in the 2017 is very positive with year to date September up 12.2% and improving in regions were the brand is relatively weak, like Levant and Europe. However core Asian region was is up in double-digit. The Alto is the best seller.

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.

BMW Global performance in recent years has grown faster than global industry and in the 2018 was marginally positive, marking the 9th consecutive All-Time record (+2.2%). China - BMW's top market - surged to 12%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 2.7 million by the 2025.

Mitsubishi Global Performance in recent years has been aligned with the global industry growth while in the 2018 was shining at +19.4%, with 1.3 million units sold. Outstanding performances were registered in Indonesia, USA and Germany. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 1.7 million by the 2025.

Dacia Global performance in recent years has definitely grown with a higher speed than global industry and in 2018 closed 678.717 sales, up 6.3%. The fastest markets were France and Romania, both up over 20%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 893.149 by the 2025.

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.

Lexus Global performance in recent years has grown faster than the global industry and in 2018 improved by 4.9%, with 701.078 units sold. The best performances were registered in China, Japan and Taiwan, all over 20%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 816.737 by the 2025.