For the S-class sales, do they include the Maybach and AMG models in here?w223 sales are higher than w222. Give up this claim. luxury sedan customers are conservative. G70 sales are not higher than G11. So looking different did not lead to success.
G11
2016 : 61,514
2017 : 64,311
2018 : 56,037
2019 : 50,552
2020 : 46,025
2021 : 62,628 (incl. 8 Series)
2022 : 48,708 (incl. 8 Series)
G70
2023 59,763 (incl. 8 Series)
w222
2014 103,737
2015 106,200 (incl. Coupe)
2016 84,000 (incl. Coupe)
2017 70,000
2018 77,927
2019 71,700
2020 56,000
w223
2021 91,000
2022 117,500
2023 93,300
YesFor the S-class sales, do they include the Maybach and AMG models in here?
What is happening at Mercedes, they seem to be in a slump of sales with almost all models, bar C-class, GLC and GLE?Mercedes Q1 2024
Mercedes-AMG 29,000 (Q1 2023: 40,300)
Mercedes-Maybach 5,200 (Q1 2023:6,700)
S-Class 16,900 (Q1 2023: 26,700)
GLS 18,400 (Q1 2023: 21,400)
G-Class 9,200 (Q1 2023: 10,200)
C-Class 81,500 (Q1 2023: 80,800)
E-Class 52,700 (Q1 2023: 82,700)
GLC 87,100 (Q1 2023: 54,200)
GLE 59,100 (Q1 2023: 49,000)
A-Class/CLA 53,200 (Q1 2023: 68,600)
B-Class 4,300 (Q1 2023: 5,400)
GLA 39,100 (Q1 2023: 45,300)
GLB 34,600 (Q1 2023: 48,700)
Honestly , every brand is doing bad right now.What is happening at Mercedes, they seem to be in a slump of sales with almost all models, bar C-class, GLC and GLE?
BMW has flatlined, biggest drop is 5 series sector. The 7 series not making much of an impact and with 8-series will probably achieve only 60K sales this year. XM slow selling only 2K in 1/4, so probably less than 10K for 2024.BMW Q1
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