What carmakers produce the most MPVs?
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What carmakers produce the most MPVs?
- Regarding the (close to) 6 million MPVs manufactured worldwide in 2015 - representing 6% of global automotive production - what are the leading manufacturers?
- The GM Group is the manufacturer that currently produces the most MPVs (1.55 million in 2015) through its Chinese subsidiary GM-Wuling, ahead of Toyota (800,000 in 2015), Renault-Nissan (650 000), Honda (500 000), Fiat-Chrysler (300 000), Volkswagen (300 000), Suzuki (300 000), JAC (250000), Hyundai-Kia (250 000) and Ford (200 000). These ten manufacturers account for 86% of global MPV production.
- By brand, GM-Wuling is the leader in this category of vehicles (1.25 million in 2015) ahead of Toyota (650,000), Honda (500,000), Nissan (450 000), Baojun (300 000), Suzuki (300 000 ), Volkswagen (250 000), Anhui (250 000), Ford (200 000) and Kia (200,000). These ten brands account for 74% of global MPV production.
- The most produced model is GM-WulingHongguangwith 642,000 units produced in 2015, ahead of the Baojun 730 (323 000), Anhui Refine (253,000), Honda Odyssey (218,000), GM-WulingZhigguang ( 218 000), Toyota Noah (216,000), Nissan Note (211 000), GM-WulingHongguang V (209,000), GM-WulingRongguang (176 000) and Toyota Sienna (154 000).
These ten models represent 44% of global MPV production.
These ten models represent 44% of global MPV production.
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Tata plans to produce 100,000 cars a year in Iran
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Tata plans to produce 100,000 cars a year in Iran
- The Indian group Tata Motors is the 17th world manufacturer in 2015 (PC + UV).
(while he was at16th position in 2014 and 15th in 2013), behind Mitsubishi, Changan and Geely, but before Subaru and Great Wall.
(while he was at16th position in 2014 and 15th in 2013), behind Mitsubishi, Changan and Geely, but before Subaru and Great Wall.
- Within the Tata Group, drop of volumes of Tata brand is the cause of this decline on the world market: Tata brand has lost 400,000 vehicles since 2011, and from 900 000 to 500 000 vehicles in 2015. Fortunately, the UK subsidiary luxury cars Jaguar / Land Rover rose sharply during this period, from 300,000 in 2011 to 500,000 vehicles in 2015.
- To boost sales of the brand Tata, the Indian group is negotiating with the Iranian manufacturer Iran Khodro in Iran to establish a JV to assemble some of its models from parts (CKD) from India. Tata would target production of 100,000 cars a year in Iran, with an activity that could start in 2018. This volume would represent between 5% and 6% of Iran's total production.
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What carmakers produce the most Pick-ups?
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What carmakers produce the most Pick-ups?
- Regarding the approximately 5 million pickup manufactured worldwide in 2015 - which represents 5% of global automotive production - what are the leading manufacturers ?
- The Ford Group is the manufacturer that currently produces the most pick-up (1.2 million in 2015), ahead of General-Motors (1.1 million), Toyota (900 000), Fiat-Chrysler (700,000) Renault -Nissan (300 000), Isuzu (200 000), Mitsubishi (160 000), Volkswagen (150 000) and Mazda (50,000). These nine manufacturers account for 99% of world production of pickup.
PSA, Daimler and Honda have decided to gradually reinvest into this market.
PSA, Daimler and Honda have decided to gradually reinvest into this market.
- By brand, Ford is a leader in this category of vehicles (1.2 million in 2015), ahead of Toyota (900 000), Chevrolet (800,000), Dodge (600,000), GMC (300,000), Nissan (300 000) , Isuzu (200 000), Mitsubishi (160 000), Volkswagen (150 000) and Fiat (100,000). These ten brands account for 99% of world production of pickup.
- The most produced model is the Ford F-Series with 956,000 units produced in 2015, ahead of the Toyota Hilux / Tacoma (806 000), Chevrolet Silverado (607,000), Dodge Ram (604,000), GMC Sierra (285 000), Nissan Frontier / Navara (268 000), Isuzu D-Max (191 000), Ford Ranger (188 000), Mitsubishi L200 (158 000) and Chevrolet Colorado (133 000).
These ten models represent 89% of world production of pickup.
These ten models represent 89% of world production of pickup.
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What carmakers produce the most SUVs?
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What carmakers produce the most SUVs?
- Regarding the approximately 19 million SUV manufactured worldwide in 2015 - representing 21% of global automotive production - what are the leading manufacturers?
- The Renault-Nissan group is the manufacturer that currently produces the most SUVs (2.4 million in 2015), ahead of General-Motors (2.0 million), Hyundai-Kia (1.8 million), Toyota (1.8 million), Fiat-Chrysler (1.7 million), Ford (1.5 million), Honda (1.4 million), Volkswagen (1.3 million), Great Wall (0.7 million) and BMW (0, 6 million).
These ten manufacturers account for 80% of global SUV production.
These ten manufacturers account for 80% of global SUV production.
- By brand, Nissan is the leader in this category of vehicles (1.5 million in 2015), ahead of Toyota (1.4 million), Ford (1.4 million), Jeep (1.3 million), Honda (1.3 million), Hyundai (1.1 million), Chevrolet (1.0 million), Haval (0.7 million), Kia (0.7 million) and Volkswagen (0.6 million). These ten brands account for 58% of global SUV production.
- The most produced model is the Nissan Rogue / X-Trail with 705,000 units produced in 2015, ahead of the Toyota RAV4 (662,000), Honda CRV (660,000), Volkswagen Tiguan (530 000), Kia Sportage ( 400 000), Toyota Land Cruiser (390000), Hyundai Santa Fe (387 000), Ford Escape (384,000), Haval H6 (373,000) and Nissan Qashqai (362,000).
These ten models represent 25% of the world of SUV production.
These ten models represent 25% of the world of SUV production.
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The new Mercedes Product Plan 2016-2019
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The new Mercedes Product Plan 2016-2019
- Mercedes introduced its new product plan 2016-2019.
This plan has for objective to lead the Premium sales ahead of its competitors BMW and Audi.
35 different body styles will be available in 2020.
New convertibles C-Class and S-Class have been launched in first half of 2016, as well as the new generation of the E-Class sedan.
In the second half of 2016, the GLC coupe, that will compete with the BMW X4, will be marketed.
This plan has for objective to lead the Premium sales ahead of its competitors BMW and Audi.
35 different body styles will be available in 2020.
New convertibles C-Class and S-Class have been launched in first half of 2016, as well as the new generation of the E-Class sedan.
In the second half of 2016, the GLC coupe, that will compete with the BMW X4, will be marketed.
- In the first half of 2017, the estate version of the E-Class will be sold, and then, in the second half of 2017, the new generation of the B-Class that will compete with the recent BMW Active Tourer. It seems that the long version (7 seats), which should have competed with the BMW Gran Tourer, was abandoned. However electric version continue to be offered.
- In 2018, the renewal program is very important since Mercedes will replace its Class A, Class E coupe and GLE (SUV segment E). The manufacturer is also looking to launch a GLB which would double the offer in the SUV C-segment.
While GLA is derived from Class A, GLB is derived from Class B.
While GLA is derived from Class A, GLB is derived from Class B.
- In 2019, the renewal program is also significant. Mercedes will replace its models CLA and CLA Shooting Brake, E-class cabriolet, GLE coupe and GLA. Finally, the manufacturer plans to replace the coupe SLC with retractable roof cut by a coupe GTA based on Class A with non-retractable roof. SL would then become the only model in the brand equipped with a retractable roof.
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