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Why WV , BMW and other western car brands are loosing against China🇨🇳
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<blockquote data-quote="G Starlin" data-source="post: 30386215" data-attributes="member: 587125"><p>ඔන්න උබ පුක දෙන චීනේ.. [USER=570250]@Draco Malfoy[/USER]</p><p></p><p><span style="font-size: 18px"><strong>In 2024, the top-selling vehicle brands in China by unit sales are as follows, based on the first half of the year and the most recent data:</strong></span></p><p></p><p></p><p> 1. BYD - 1.607 million vehicles, with a notable increase in electric vehicle (EV) sales.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 2. Volkswagen - 1.266 million vehicles, still maintaining a strong presence in the market despite a decrease in sales from the previous year.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 3. Chery - 1.057 million vehicles, showing strong growth, particularly with EVs and international exports.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 4. Geely - 955,000 vehicles, with steady demand for both internal combustion engine (ICE) and EV models.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 5. Changan - 809,000 vehicles, another brand experiencing growth, especially in the EV sector.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 6. Toyota - 644,700 vehicles, facing a slight decrease in market share in China, though still a major player.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 7. Great Wall Motor - 467,400 vehicles, with a focus on SUVs and pickups.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 8. Honda - 444,700 vehicles, experiencing a drop compared to previous years.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 9. Tesla - 426,600 vehicles, continuing its dominance in the EV space.</p><p></p><p></p><p> 10. SAIC - 331,500 vehicles, which includes sales from its joint ventures and own brands like MG .</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong><span style="font-size: 18px">top 10 world best-selling car brands in 2023 vs. 2024 with approximate percentages of change:</span></strong></p><p></p><p> 1. Toyota</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 10.4 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3): 8.1 million units.</p><p> • Change: -2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 2. Volkswagen</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 8.3 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 5.2 million units.</p><p> • Change: -10% decline</p><p></p><p></p><p> 3. Honda</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 4.1 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 3.3 million units</p><p> • Change: +2%, reflecting rising popularity of its SUVs like the CR-V .</p><p></p><p></p><p> 4. Hyundai</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 4.5 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 3.1 million units.</p><p> • Change: -2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 5. Tesla</p><p> • 2023 Sales: ~1.3 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): ~1.6 million units.</p><p> • Change: +20% growth, led by Model Y’s global success .</p><p></p><p></p><p> 6. Ford</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 4.2 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 2.9 million units.</p><p> • Change: -7%, impacted by production delays and market competition .</p><p></p><p></p><p> 7. Nissan</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 3.2 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 2.5 million units.</p><p> • Change: -5%, reflecting challenges in adapting to EV trends and strong competition .</p><p></p><p></p><p> 8. Kia</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 3.0 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 2.0 million units.</p><p> • Change: -5%, showing minor declines despite stable SUV sales .</p><p></p><p></p><p> 9. BMW</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 2.5 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 1.9 million units.</p><p> • Change: -1% maintained by luxury and performance-focused offerings .</p><p></p><p></p><p> 10. Mercedes-Benz</p><p> • 2023 Sales: 2.2 million units.</p><p> • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 1.8 million units.</p><p> • Change: -3%, reflecting stiff competition in the luxury EV segment .</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p><strong><span style="font-size: 22px">the top car brands by revenue in 2023 vs. 2024, with percentage changes where possible:</span></strong></p><p></p><p></p><p> 1. Volkswagen</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $318.32 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $321.5 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 2. Toyota</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $286.15 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $289 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 3. Stellantis</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $200.92 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $205 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 4. Ford</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $169.82 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $171.8 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 5. General Motors</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $169.82 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $173 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 6. Mercedes-Benz</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $161.91 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $164 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 7. BMW</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $158.03 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $160 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 8. Honda</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $129.18 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $131 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 9. Hyundai</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $118.37 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $120 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 10. SAIC Motor</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $103.22 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $105 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 11. Nissan</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $94.58 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $97 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 12. Renault</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $58.13 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $60 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +3%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 13. Audi</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $56.97 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $58 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 14. Porsche</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $54.87 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $56 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 15. BYD</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $53.78 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $55 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 16. Kia</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $51.21 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $52 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 17. Tesla</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $50.65 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $52 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +3%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 18. Mazda</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $44.91 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $45.5 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +1%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 19. Subaru</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $42.56 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $43.5 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +2%</p><p></p><p></p><p> 20. Ferrari</p><p></p><p> • 2023 Revenue: $39.97 billion</p><p> • 2024 Revenue: $41 billion (estimated)</p><p> • Change: +3%</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="G Starlin, post: 30386215, member: 587125"] ඔන්න උබ පුක දෙන චීනේ.. [USER=570250]@Draco Malfoy[/USER] [SIZE=5][B]In 2024, the top-selling vehicle brands in China by unit sales are as follows, based on the first half of the year and the most recent data:[/B][/SIZE] 1. BYD - 1.607 million vehicles, with a notable increase in electric vehicle (EV) sales. 2. Volkswagen - 1.266 million vehicles, still maintaining a strong presence in the market despite a decrease in sales from the previous year. 3. Chery - 1.057 million vehicles, showing strong growth, particularly with EVs and international exports. 4. Geely - 955,000 vehicles, with steady demand for both internal combustion engine (ICE) and EV models. 5. Changan - 809,000 vehicles, another brand experiencing growth, especially in the EV sector. 6. Toyota - 644,700 vehicles, facing a slight decrease in market share in China, though still a major player. 7. Great Wall Motor - 467,400 vehicles, with a focus on SUVs and pickups. 8. Honda - 444,700 vehicles, experiencing a drop compared to previous years. 9. Tesla - 426,600 vehicles, continuing its dominance in the EV space. 10. SAIC - 331,500 vehicles, which includes sales from its joint ventures and own brands like MG . [B][SIZE=5]top 10 world best-selling car brands in 2023 vs. 2024 with approximate percentages of change:[/SIZE][/B] 1. Toyota • 2023 Sales: 10.4 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3): 8.1 million units. • Change: -2% 2. Volkswagen • 2023 Sales: 8.3 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 5.2 million units. • Change: -10% decline 3. Honda • 2023 Sales: 4.1 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 3.3 million units • Change: +2%, reflecting rising popularity of its SUVs like the CR-V . 4. Hyundai • 2023 Sales: 4.5 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 3.1 million units. • Change: -2% 5. Tesla • 2023 Sales: ~1.3 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): ~1.6 million units. • Change: +20% growth, led by Model Y’s global success . 6. Ford • 2023 Sales: 4.2 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 2.9 million units. • Change: -7%, impacted by production delays and market competition . 7. Nissan • 2023 Sales: 3.2 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 2.5 million units. • Change: -5%, reflecting challenges in adapting to EV trends and strong competition . 8. Kia • 2023 Sales: 3.0 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 2.0 million units. • Change: -5%, showing minor declines despite stable SUV sales . 9. BMW • 2023 Sales: 2.5 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 1.9 million units. • Change: -1% maintained by luxury and performance-focused offerings . 10. Mercedes-Benz • 2023 Sales: 2.2 million units. • 2024 Sales (Q1–Q3 Est.): 1.8 million units. • Change: -3%, reflecting stiff competition in the luxury EV segment . [B][SIZE=6]the top car brands by revenue in 2023 vs. 2024, with percentage changes where possible:[/SIZE][/B] 1. Volkswagen • 2023 Revenue: $318.32 billion • 2024 Revenue: $321.5 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 2. Toyota • 2023 Revenue: $286.15 billion • 2024 Revenue: $289 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 3. Stellantis • 2023 Revenue: $200.92 billion • 2024 Revenue: $205 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 4. Ford • 2023 Revenue: $169.82 billion • 2024 Revenue: $171.8 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 5. General Motors • 2023 Revenue: $169.82 billion • 2024 Revenue: $173 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 6. Mercedes-Benz • 2023 Revenue: $161.91 billion • 2024 Revenue: $164 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 7. BMW • 2023 Revenue: $158.03 billion • 2024 Revenue: $160 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 8. Honda • 2023 Revenue: $129.18 billion • 2024 Revenue: $131 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 9. Hyundai • 2023 Revenue: $118.37 billion • 2024 Revenue: $120 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 10. SAIC Motor • 2023 Revenue: $103.22 billion • 2024 Revenue: $105 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 11. Nissan • 2023 Revenue: $94.58 billion • 2024 Revenue: $97 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 12. Renault • 2023 Revenue: $58.13 billion • 2024 Revenue: $60 billion (estimated) • Change: +3% 13. Audi • 2023 Revenue: $56.97 billion • 2024 Revenue: $58 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 14. Porsche • 2023 Revenue: $54.87 billion • 2024 Revenue: $56 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 15. BYD • 2023 Revenue: $53.78 billion • 2024 Revenue: $55 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 16. Kia • 2023 Revenue: $51.21 billion • 2024 Revenue: $52 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 17. Tesla • 2023 Revenue: $50.65 billion • 2024 Revenue: $52 billion (estimated) • Change: +3% 18. Mazda • 2023 Revenue: $44.91 billion • 2024 Revenue: $45.5 billion (estimated) • Change: +1% 19. Subaru • 2023 Revenue: $42.56 billion • 2024 Revenue: $43.5 billion (estimated) • Change: +2% 20. Ferrari • 2023 Revenue: $39.97 billion • 2024 Revenue: $41 billion (estimated) • Change: +3% [/QUOTE]
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