LR Sales By Model Worldwide : 2013

The recently facelifted Discovery (LR4)

The marque managed a 14.6% increase over 2012. The new Range Rover was the star performer, with a 64% gain but the Freelander (LR2) also did well considering it isn't getting any younger. The Sport model was replaced late in the year and in December 7,700 were sold. 2014 should see a big improvement in sales for the popular Sport model.

12	13		2012	Share	2013	Share	+/-
1	1	Evoque	108,598	36%	124,292	36%	14%
2	2	RR Sport	56,832	19%	58,234	17%	2%
3	3	Freelander	48,332	16%	57,691	17%	19%
4	4	Discovery	46,252	15%	45,898	13%	-1%
5	5	Range Rov	27,496	9%	45,077	13%	64%
6	6	Defender	16,416	5%	17,146	5%	4%
		Total	303,926		348,338		15%

Regionally, it was quite stable. As with Jaguar, it was Europe that was slowest, not that 8% is slow. Many a car maker would happily take it. Asia and the 'other places' did better though. The improvement in North American sales was strong too.

12	13		2012	Share	2013	Share	+/-
1	1	Europe	123,124	41%	133,304	38%	8%
2	2	Asia/Pacific	78,451	26%	94,523	27%	20%
3	3	Rest World	54,419	18%	65,365	19%	20%
4	4	North Amer	47,932	16%	55,146	16%	15%
		Total	303,926		348,338		15%

Summary: A good result, showing the improvements Land Rover have been making in recent times. Another successful year coming up for Land Rover in 2014 too, based around the new Sport model. The new Freelander (calling it a Discovery it seems) will be late 2014 so too late to add much. It will upsize too.

Data source: Thanks to TATA.

The new RR Sport off to a flier in December