Brands Global Performance

Dodge & Ram Global performance in recent years has grown faster than the global industry growth while in the 2018 sales were flat, closing at 1.3 million. Registrations boomed in Puerto Rico while declining in double-digits in Canada and Mexico. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 1.6 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.

Citroen Global Performance in recent years did not follow the global industry growth but in the 2018 was positive - up 1.6% - with sales at 1.1 million. Sales grew in double-digit in Italy and Spain, while China lost 11.3%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 1.2 million by the 2025.

SsangYong Global performance in recent years has kept an impressive pace but in the 2018 fell moderately down (-3.5%) closing with 141.433 units sold. China was the best-performing country while disappointing performances were scored in UK, Germany and New Zealand. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 187.200 by the 2025.

Citroen Global Performance in the 2017 was again very negative with sales felt 6.0%, dragged down by the horrible score in Asia. The brand is growing in South America and CIS markets. The C3 is the best-selling model by far.

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.

World Car Group Ranking 2016 crowns the Volkswagen Group as the global leader, improving sales at their new all time record despite pessimistic forecast at the start of the year.

Mercedes Global performance in recent years has performed better than the global industry and in 2018 hit the 9th All-time record in a string, up 0.9%. Sales were driven by the impressive performance in China (+13.6%) while being down in UK and USA. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 3.1 million by the 2025.

BMW Global Performance 2017 has been below the past years and just marginally better than the industry, losing terrain from the rival Mercedes. Sales are growing in Asia and in the ASEAN region. The Series 3 is the best seller.

Land Rover Global performance in recent years has definitely grown faster than the global industry growth and in the 2018 was still positive, up 3.2% at 434.114 sales. China - the Top market - fell in double-digit while USA soared 23.3%. In the recently published study, focus2move team projects volumes at 550.441 by the 2025.