The Mexican market (PC + LUV) increased by 8.3% in 2013
- The Mexican market ended 2013 with a volume of 910 000 registered vehicles (PCs + LUVs), against 840 000 in 2012. The year 2013 as a whole increased by +8.3% continuing the trend started in 2011, after a drop in vehicle sales between 2007 and 2010, the Mexican market lost 40% of its volume in four years (to 670 000 units).
- From 2010 to 2013, the Mexican market went from 670 000 to 910 000 units (catch-up effect), thus gaining 80 000 units per year, but still far from its peak of 2006 (1 140 000 units).
- In terms of volume, the Mexican market is the sixteenth biggest market worldwide. It is increasing two times faster than the Canadian market. LUVs according to the North American classification , contain : SUVs, pickups, minivans, trucks and crossovers these segments only represent 23% of the Mexican market. PCs represent 77% of the market.
- By manufacturer, the the Renault-Nissan group dominates the Mexican market (27%), far ahead of General Motors (19%), Volkswagen (18%), Ford (8%) and Fiat-Chrysler (8%). By model, the Volkswagen Jetta produced in Mexico, is the market leader (91 613 units), followed by the Chevrolet Aveo (65 331 units) also produced in Mexico. Followed by two Nissan vehicles, the Versa (49 004 units) and Tsuru (46 928 units) also produced in Mexico. Followed by the Chevrolet Spark (29 505 units) and Nissan Sentra (28 539 units). The Sentra is also produced in Mexico.
