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Three years of increase in Germany and the strongest sales since 2009. VW was one of the few brands that decreased, reaching its lowest market share since 2007. However, it remains over twice as big as any other brand. Renault had the best sales result this decade, which both Land Rover and Jaguar had their best years ever. Infiniti was the only marque that managed to double its sales.

In the chart below, pale yellow represents a reduction in registrations, pale blue is increase but lost market share. Green is for those exceeding the market growth and finally the salmon colour for those with over 100% increase.

1213141516Brand2016%+/-
11111VW656,02519.6%-4%
22222Mercedes311,2869.3%9%
33333Audi289,6178.6%8%
44444BMW262,0837.8%5%
55555Opel243,7927.3%6%
66666Ford239,7667.2%7%
77777Škoda186,1725.6%3%
89888Renault125,3003.7%14%
98999Hyundai107,2283.2%-1%
1310101010Seat97,5852.9%3%
1112121111Fiat77,3362.3%9%
1414131212Nissan72,5472.2%4%
1011111313Toyota71,7832.1%9%
1817161414Mazda63,3101.9%9%
1613151515Kia60,5221.8%9%
1215141616Peugeot56,7601.7%5%
1716171817Dacia49,1241.5%7%
1518181718Citroën48,7261.5%6%
1919191919MINI44,0101.3%11%
2020202120Volvo39,9231.2%11%
2322252021smart37,2991.1%-1%
2525232222Mitsubishi37,2281.1%8%
2121212323Suzuki31,3710.9%2%
2626222424Porsche30,2030.9%6%
2424242525Honda25,3310.8%20%
2727262626Land Rover22,7990.7%25%
3030272727Chrysler14,7820.4%-2%
3131313028Jaguar8,7130.3%75%
2829292829Subaru6,9630.2%6%
-28282930DS4,3770.1%-19%
2932323131Alfa Romeo4,2930.1%53%
3936373232Ssangyong3,3970.1%37%
3333333333Lexus2,4560.1%46%
3737383734Infiniti2,1970.1%108%
--393435Tesla1,9080.1%21%
3435353536Lada1,6860.1%43%
4341363637Maserati1,654
51%
3643463838GM US1,070
2%
4140424139Bentley909
73%
3838403940Ferrari709
8%
4039414241Iveco648
25%
4242434342Aston Martin253
-19%
4644444443Lamborghini253
13%
4746474644Rolls Royce202
74%
4847454545Lotus151
6%
4445484746Morgan70
-17%





Sonstige7,7900.2%





Insgesamt3,351,6075%

Picture source: Netcarshow.
Data source: KBA.
Text source: RayCee.

Germany Car Sales - Brand / 2016


Three years of increase in Germany and the strongest sales since 2009. VW was one of the few brands that decreased, reaching its lowest market share since 2007. However, it remains over twice as big as any other brand. Renault had the best sales result this decade, which both Land Rover and Jaguar had their best years ever. Infiniti was the only marque that managed to double its sales.

In the chart below, pale yellow represents a reduction in registrations, pale blue is increase but lost market share. Green is for those exceeding the market growth and finally the salmon colour for those with over 100% increase.

1213141516Brand2016%+/-
11111VW656,02519.6%-4%
22222Mercedes311,2869.3%9%
33333Audi289,6178.6%8%
44444BMW262,0837.8%5%
55555Opel243,7927.3%6%
66666Ford239,7667.2%7%
77777Škoda186,1725.6%3%
89888Renault125,3003.7%14%
98999Hyundai107,2283.2%-1%
1310101010Seat97,5852.9%3%
1112121111Fiat77,3362.3%9%
1414131212Nissan72,5472.2%4%
1011111313Toyota71,7832.1%9%
1817161414Mazda63,3101.9%9%
1613151515Kia60,5221.8%9%
1215141616Peugeot56,7601.7%5%
1716171817Dacia49,1241.5%7%
1518181718Citroën48,7261.5%6%
1919191919MINI44,0101.3%11%
2020202120Volvo39,9231.2%11%
2322252021smart37,2991.1%-1%
2525232222Mitsubishi37,2281.1%8%
2121212323Suzuki31,3710.9%2%
2626222424Porsche30,2030.9%6%
2424242525Honda25,3310.8%20%
2727262626Land Rover22,7990.7%25%
3030272727Chrysler14,7820.4%-2%
3131313028Jaguar8,7130.3%75%
2829292829Subaru6,9630.2%6%
-28282930DS4,3770.1%-19%
2932323131Alfa Romeo4,2930.1%53%
3936373232Ssangyong3,3970.1%37%
3333333333Lexus2,4560.1%46%
3737383734Infiniti2,1970.1%108%
--393435Tesla1,9080.1%21%
3435353536Lada1,6860.1%43%
4341363637Maserati1,654
51%
3643463838GM US1,070
2%
4140424139Bentley909
73%
3838403940Ferrari709
8%
4039414241Iveco648
25%
4242434342Aston Martin253
-19%
4644444443Lamborghini253
13%
4746474644Rolls Royce202
74%
4847454545Lotus151
6%
4445484746Morgan70
-17%





Sonstige7,7900.2%





Insgesamt3,351,6075%

Picture source: Netcarshow.
Data source: KBA.
Text source: RayCee.

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