Top 100 Models by Global Production in 2015

 

The global ranking of the 100 most produced vehicles in 2015 (excluding heavy-weight vehicles) reveals that:

These 100 models represent 42% of global automobile production.

Of these 100 models, 60% are sedans, 27% are SUVs, 8% are pickup trucks and only 3% are MPVs.

Vans and minivans do not appear in this ranking as none of them were among the 100 most produced vehicles in 2015. The same is true for sports cars.

Of these 100 models, 44% are segment C, 22% are segment B, 21% are segment D, 10% are segment E and only 3% are segment A. No segment F cars figure in the top 100.

The vehicles which do not appear in the top 100 are those produced at levels lower than 215 000 in 2015.

The seven most produced vehicles in the world in 2015 were the Toyota Corolla (1 026 150 vehicles), the Volkswagen Golf (892 182), the Ford Focus (814 262), the Nissan Rogue (704 623), the Volkswagen Jetta (695 675), the Toyota RAV4 (661 844) and the Honda CRV (659 678), which works out to four sedans and three SUVs. These vehicles were the only ones to be produced at a level of 650 000 each in 2015. Among these are four models by the world's biggest manufacturers, Toyota and Volkswagen.

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GM Korea has been weakened by the withdrawal of Chevrolet from Europe

 

GM Korea, the Korean subsidiary of the General-Motors group, used to produce most of the Chevrolet models sold in Europe. As Chevrolet's position gradually became too close to that of Opel (another subsidiary of the GM group), the two brands became caught in a price war with harmful consequences for the group as a whole. GM therefore decided in 2014 to withdraw Chevrolet from the European continent in order to put an end to this internal competition.  As a consequence of this decision, GM Korea will produce almost 200 000 fewer vehicles each year compared to the period 2010-2013.

In addition to this, the progressive transfer of the Opel Mokka from Korea to Spain will be only partially compensated for by the arrival of the Opel Karl on the assembly lines of GM Korea. At present, half of the Mokkas sold in Europe are still produced in Korea, but this proportion should fall over the next few years. In 2015, the Opels manufactured by GM Korea for the European market represented 25% of GM Korea's production (Mokka, Karl, Antara), but this proportion should shrink as more Mokkas are manufactured in Spain and as production of the Opel Antara ends (to be replaced by a model produced in Europe).

The future of GM Korea therefore appears very uncertain, as it will no longer be able to count on the success of its models in the Korean market. Its two leading models are the Chevrolet Trax (an Opel Mokka with the Chevrolet logo) and the Chevrolet Spark (an Opel Karl with the Chevrolet logo) which represent almost half of production at GM Korea. Along with their Opel versions, these two models in fact represent 70% of production at GM Korea, which means that this production is very concentrated.

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Top 100 Models by Production in Europe in 2015

 

The ranking of the 100 most produced vehicles in Europe (including Turkey) in 2015 (excluding heavy-weight vehicles) reveals that:

These 100 models represent 80% of European automobile production.

Of these 100 models, 64% are sedans, 20% are SUVs, 11% are light utility vehicles and only 5% are MPVs. Pick-up trucks do not appear in this ranking as none of them were among the 100 most produced vehicles in 2015. The same is the case for sports cars.

Of these 100 models, 40% are segment C, 30% are segment B, 17% are segment D, 7% are segment A and only 6% are segment E. No segment F cars figure in the top 100.

The vehicles which do not appear in the top 100 are those which were produced at a rate below 70 000 vehicles in 2015.

The seven most produced vehicles in in Europe in 2015 were the Volkswagen Golf (691 516 vehicles), the Renault Clio (392 387), the Ford Fiesta (331 435), the Volkswagen Passat (327 801), the Opel Corsa (317 889), the Volkswagen Polo (315 512) and the Nissan Qashqai (298 947), which works out to six sedans and one SUV. These seven vehicles were the only ones produced at a level of more than 295 000 each in 2015. Among these there are four segment B models and two segment C models. Three models belong to the Volkswagen group, the leading European manufacturer.

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Top 100 Models by Production in the Mercosur Region in 2015

 

The ranking of the 100 most produced vehicles in the Mercosur region in 2015 (excluding heavy-weight vehicles) reveals that:

These 100 models represent 100% of Mercosur automobile production, which means that production in this area is very concentrated.

Of these 100 models, 70% are sedans, 14% are pickup trucks, 9% are SUVs, 5% are light utility vehicles and only 2% are MPVs. Pickup trucks therefore occupy a relatively important position in this region (on a global level, they do not exceed 8%).

Of these 100 models, 67% are segment B, 19% are segment C, 13% are segment A, and the other segments (D-E-F) represent only 1% of production. Mid- and top-range vehicles are practically absent from the Mercosur area. It is a region of almost exclusively low-end production.

The seven most produced vehicles in the Mercosur area in 2015 were: the Fiat Palio/Siena (223 327 vehicles), the Hyundai HB20 (173 573), the Volkswagen Golf (134 884), the Chevrolet Onix (125 931), the Ford Ka (123 838), the Volkswagen Fox (115 914) and the Fiat Strada (103 430), which works out to six sedans and one pickup truck. These vehicles were the only ones to be produced at a level of 100 000 each in 2015. Two belong to the FCA group and a further two to the VW group.

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Top 100 Models by Production in China in 2015

 

The ranking of the top 100 most produced vehicles in China in 2015 (excluding heavy-weight vehicles) reveals that:

These 100 models represent 63% Chinese automobile production, which means that production as a whole is not very concentrated.

Of these 100 models, 58% are sedans, 26% are SUVs, 8% are minivans and 8% are MPVs.

Minivans represent a greater share compared to other regions. Vans and utility vans do not figure in the top 100. It is also notable that no sports cars or pickup trucks figure in the top 100.

Of these 100 models, 51% are segment C, 21% are segment D, 13% are segment B, 8% are segment A and 7% are segment E. No segment F car appears in the top 100. It can therefore be concluded that China produces primarily mid-range vehicles.

The vehicles which do not appear in the top 100 are those which were produced at a rate below 65 000 in 2015.

The seven most produced vehicles in China in 2015 were the GM-WulingHongguang (642 438 vehicles), the VW Lavida (381 962), the Great Wall Haval H6  (379 901), the Nissan Sylphy  (328 540), the Baojun 730 (323 313), the Toyota Corolla  (299 386) and the VW Santana (288 862), which is to say four sedans, one minivan, one SUV and one MPV. Among these are two models from the Volkswagen group and two models from the GM group, the two leaders in the Chinese market.

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