World Ranking

World Best Selling Mid Size Cars in the 2018 declined by 4.6% at 9.9 million units. The Toyota Camry held the top of the list, keeping a safe gap from the Honda Accord and the Volkswagen Lavida. The Nissan Sylphy gained the 4th postion, up 18.5%.

World Best Selling Compact Cars ranking in 2015 dominated by the Toyota Corolla that's running to a new all-time record sales for a single model. Volkswagne Golf overtook Ford Focus. The new Ford Escort landed in 19th place.

World Best Selling Pick Up 2017 ranking led by a record Ford F-Series, first time over the 1 million units. Globally pick up sales excited the 6 million units, first time ever, representing 48% of LCVs segment. USA, China and Canada are the biggest markets.

World Best Selling Executive Cars in 2019 was still dominated by the Mercedes E Class with a safe gap over the archrival BMW 5 Series and Audi A6. Impressive performance scored by the Peugeot 508, landing in 11th place.

World Best Selling City Cars during the 2016 led by Maruti Alto and Chevrolet Spark as in the previous year. However, the Italian Fiat gained the podium with the Panda, fast growing despite the age.

World Best Selling City Cars 2021 final data: the Wuling Hongguang Mini EV is the new segment leader, followed by the Fiat Panda and the Fiat 500. The Kia Picanto rises in 6th place, jumping 5 spots.

World Best Selling Small Cars 2017 dominated by the Volkswagen Polo. albeit losing terrain. In second place the Toyota Yaris, despite is the oldest among top sellers. The raising stars are the Citroen C3 in 10th, up 9 spots and Chinese Baojun 310, 14th.

World Best Selling SUV 2016 ranking again in the hands of Honda CR-V, first time over three-quarters million, while the segment grew at 27 million globally, the 26% of total vehicles sold.

World Best Selling Executive Cars ranking up to April 2024. Audi A6 (-1.6%) becomes the new segment leader, followed by the Mercedes E Class (-23.6%). Wuling Starlight surges 82 spots into 8th.

World Best Selling SUV Ranking sees the Toyota RAV4 maintaining 1st position despite losing 13.7% this year. Tesla Model Y, up 88.7%, jumps into 2nd overtaking the Honda CR-V.