Suzuki Global Market 2017
- Suzuki's global sales reached 3.16 million vehicles in 2017, a 14% increase over 2016, allowing Suzuki to post growth comparable to that of the PSA group, which is still ahead of Suzuki in 2017. But while the PSA group's growth is mainly due to the takeover of GM's European subsidiaries, Suzuki's growth is due to the growth of its own sales, particularly in India, Japan and South-East Asia.
- Suzuki's global sales in 2017 break down as follows:
1. India is its largest market, with 1.61 million vehicles, or 51% of its global sales.
2. Japan is its second largest market, with 665,000 vehicles, or 21% of its global sales.
3. Southeast Asia is its third largest market, with 300,000 vehicles, or 9% of global sales.
4. Europe is its fourth largest market, with 245,000 vehicles, or 8% of global sales.
2. Japan is its second largest market, with 665,000 vehicles, or 21% of its global sales.
3. Southeast Asia is its third largest market, with 300,000 vehicles, or 9% of global sales.
4. Europe is its fourth largest market, with 245,000 vehicles, or 8% of global sales.
- These four markets account for 89% of Suzuki's global sales in 2017.
- China is behind, with only 115,000 sales, while in the US, the Suzuki brand has completely disappeared. Suzuki's bestselling models in 2017 are Alto (366,000 units), Wagon R (311,000 units), Swift (295,000 units) and Dzire (225,000 units). Suzuki remains the 10th world manufacturer in 2017.
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