World Ranking

World Cars Brand Ranking in 2015 with the top 50 in the last two years. Mercedes was the fastest growing among the top brands growing an impressive 16%. Jeep in 20th place did even better surging 26%.

World Best Selling Small Cars in 2019 was still dominated by the Volkswagen Polo - despite losing 17.4% from the previous year - followed by the Toyota Yaris and the Renault Clio. The Chevrolet Onix landed in 5th place, while the Honda N-Box entered the top 10.

World Best Selling Car ranking in 2015 register the new All Time record of sales in a single year scored by the leader, the Toyota Corolla, above 1.3 million units. Volkswagen Golf was second, first time over the 1 million.

World Best Selling SUV Ranking sees the Toyota RAV4 maintaining 1st position despite losing 13.7% this year. Tesla Model Y, up 88.7%, jumps into 2nd overtaking the Honda CR-V.

World Best Selling SUV 2017ranking with the Toyota RAV4, the car that in 1994 started the era of this kind of vehicles, back on top of the list, overtaking the former leader, the Honda CR-V. Nissan place three SUVs in the top ten.

Global Car Market ranking by brand in 2017 led by Toyota. Thanks to the sales acceleration during the second half, Honda has overtaken Nissan in fourth place. Koreans are in free fall due to the sharp lost reported in China. Fastest growing brands are Chinese

Sport Utility Segment grew up 69% in last 5 years and Toyota, Nissan & Honda are the best brands in the segment. However, Nissan-Renault are the best-selling manufacturers. In the 2018, the best-selling model was the Toyota RAV4 for the second year in a row.

World Best Selling Car ranking in 2019 was still under the leading of the Toyota Corolla, which is very close to the milestone of 50 million sales since the first units were produced, in 1966. In second place the Ford F-Series, the best pickup sold ever, while in third the first SUV ever produced, the Toyota RAV4.

Best selling cars in the World in the 2017 reports the global success of SUVs models with Toyota Rav4 and Volkswagen Tiguan escalating positions on top. The event of the year was the second place of Ford F-Series fourth model ever up 1 million

World Light Vehicles sales aggregated by manufacturer group were dominated by three groups. In 2019 Volkswagen hit the record share of 12.2% while Toyota Groups overtook the Renault-Nissan Alliance, holding respectively 11.4% and 10.9% of share. The marriage between PSA and FCA will create the 5th group, as they ended the year with 8.8% of aggregated market share.