What are the manufacturers who benefit most from the growth of the European market?
- The PC (Passenger Cars) European market recorded an increase of 9.7% over the first five months of 2016 (compared to the first five months of 2015).
This increase is due to a mechanical catch-up after six years of decline (-22% between 2008 and 2013). What are the manufacturers who benefit most from this new European market growth?
This increase is due to a mechanical catch-up after six years of decline (-22% between 2008 and 2013). What are the manufacturers who benefit most from this new European market growth?
- Among the 17 largest manufacturers in this market, 10 managed to increase their sales of more than 9.7% over the first five months of 2016, ie more than the increase in the European market as a whole: Tata ( + 38%), Honda (+ 33%), Mazda (+ 29%), CFA (+ 18%), Daimler (+ 15%), BMW (+ 14%), Suzuki (+ 12%), Geely (+ 12%), Hyundai-Kia (+ 12%) and GM (+ 10%). Tata took advantage of the good start of Jaguar XE and Land Rover Discovery Sport. Honda enjoyed the good start of the HRV.
- The 7 other manufacturers failed to increase sales by more than 9.7% over the first five months of 2016, ie they lost market share this year.: Toyota (+ 9%), PSA (+ 8%), Renault-Nissan (+ 7%), Ford (+ 6%), Volkswagen (+ 5%), Mitsubishi (-7%) and Subaru (-22 %).
- Note: Volkswagen and Mitsubishi are facing problems regarding the emissions and fuel consumption of their models.
As for Subaru, it appears that the range is no longer adapted to the market demand.
As for Subaru, it appears that the range is no longer adapted to the market demand.
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