Sweden Sales - Brand / Jan-Jun 2016

By Daljit Kalsi Friday 21 April 2017

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Total sales up 11.7%, another European market that is increasing. BMW didn't have to do much to jump from 5th to 3rd. Mercedes-Benz and Renault did well to, as did Fiat and Mazda. Jaguar has been a very small marque in Europe but it has already easily exceeded 2015 in just six months (by 41.5% to be precise) and is 160% up in market share compared to the 2015 calendar year.

Things haven't gone so well for Mitsubishi, with a 42% fall. Chevrolet is now basically just US sourced cars after the Korean connection was killed off. For now I have kept them apart from GM US (read Cadillac) but may combine them by year's end.

	15	16	Brand	2016	%	+/-
	1	1	Volvo	37544	20.0%	-3%		+20% or
	2	2	VW	27394	14.6%	-3%		more
	5	3	BMW	11138	5.9%	4%
	4	4	Audi	11027	5.9%	-1%		+1 to +19%
	3	5	Toyota	10783	5.7%	-3%
	6	6	Kia	10740	5.7%	9%		-9 to 0%
	8	7	Mercedes	8574	4.6%	12%
	7	8	Škoda	8314	4.4%	1%		-10% or
	10	9	Renault	6988	3.7%	14%		less
	9	10	Ford	6442	3.4%	-4%
	12	11	Peugeot	5462	2.9%	8%
	11	12	Nissan	5288	2.8%	-8%
	13	13	Hyundai	5153	2.7%	4%
	14	14	Fiat	4361	2.3%	20%
	15	15	Opel	4007	2.1%	12%
	17	16	Mazda	3657	1.9%	21%
	21	17	Seat	2743	1.5%	19%
	18	18	Subaru	2577	1.4%	-13%
	20	19	Dacia	2544	1.4%	7%
	19	20	Citroën	2377	1.3%	-17%
	22	21	Honda	2195	1.2%	13%
	16	22	Mitsubishi	2059	1.1%	-42%
	23	23	MINI	1296	0.7%	-15%
	24	24	Suzuki	1224	0.7%	-8%
	25	25	Lexus	843	0.4%	1%
	27	26	Porsche	755	0.4%	14%
	26	27	Jeep	500	0.3%	-30%
	29	28	Land Rover	471	0.3%	-12%
	28	29	Tesla	351	0.2%	-35%
	32	30	Jaguar	331	0.2%	160%
	33	31	Chevrolet	66		-37%
	36	32	DS	59		17%
	35	33	Alfa Romeo	52		-23%
	38	34	Ferrari	40		17%
	37	35	GM US	31		-20%
	42	36	Iveco	27		51%
	30	37	Lancia	26		-86%
	31	38	smart	17		-87%
	39	38	Amatorbygge	17		-39%
	40	38	Maserati	17		-32%
	44	38	Aston Martin	17		16%
	46	42	Lamborghini	15		53%
	43	43	Bentley	13		-20%
			Others	56
			Total	187591		11.7%

Data source: Bilsweden.