Recently, it was learned from the passenger car joint meeting that the sales ranking of the joint venture car brand in March was announced, and 29 brands were on the list, but it was more surprising that the performance of the joint venture car in March was a bit miserable, only 9 achieved year-on-year growth, while brands such as Volkswagen, Nissan, Buick, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Hyundai performed poorly year-on-year. Volkswagen won the title again, but the championship status was unstable, Toyota and Honda both broke the 140,000-unit mark, Tesla ranked fourth, Buick, Nissan, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi and Chevrolet ranked in the top ten, but they all sold less than 60,000 vehicles in March. A bit miserable! March joint venture car sales ranking announced: Volkswagen champion is unstable, Nissan Buick less than 60,000!
First of all, Volkswagen's championship position is unstable, in the past, Volkswagen's monthly sales were about 300,000 units, which was far ahead, but now it is only 14,000 more than Toyota, and the cumulative sales of Volkswagen in January and March are less than 600,000. Toyota and Honda ranked in the top three, toyota motor achieved year-on-year growth, sales in March exceeded the 160,000 mark, GAC Toyota performance is eye-catching. Honda Ranked Third, with sales of 147,000 units in March, essentially the same as the same period last year, and Guangqi Honda became the sales force.
Tesla Motors rose to fourth, tesla can be in the top five of the joint venture car list, or very surprising, after all, Tesla only has two main models. Buick ranked fifth, Nissan ranked sixth, both of them are also well-known joint venture car brands, with annual sales of about one million vehicles, but Buick and Nissan's March sales were less than 60,000 vehicles, down about 30% year-on-year. The three major German luxury cars Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi ranked 7-9 respectively, only Mercedes-Benz broke through the 50,000 mark, BMW and Audi both only had more than 30,000, down about 50% year-on-year.
In the end, Chevrolet ranked tenth, down nearly 7% year-on-year, Hyundai, Ford, Jetta, Volvo and Kia ranked 11-15, each with less than 20,000 units sold in March, and four other joint venture brands except Kia all saw year-on-year declines. Cadillac, Mazda, Lincoln, Skoda and Citroen ranked 16-20 respectively, and their sales in March were all less than 10,000 units, with Cadillac and Mazda both falling by more than 50%. Brands such as Peugeot, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mitsubishi, Suzuki and Infiniti all sold less than 5,000 vehicles in March, with Mitsubishi falling sharply.