r posted its fourth consecutive month of double-digit sales growth. Ford's sales fell 10.6% for the second consecutive month due to weak sales of SUVs. Stellantis sales fell 15.0% for the third consecutive month, and Tesla sales fell 7.9% for the third month in a row, as both companies continued to experience declines.In January, Toyota's sales fell 1.2% for the second consecutive month due to inventory shortages of certain models. Honda sales we...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2025/05/23

3, 118, 100, and 99 days of inventory, respectively, at the end of November. Meanwhile, among Japanese brands, Toyota had 27 days, Lexus 24 days, Honda 55 days, Acura 71 days, Nissan 66 days, Infiniti 68 days, Subaru 37 days, Mazda 51 days, and Mitsubishi 39 days. The market as a whole continues to experience a shortage of hybrid vehicle (HV) inventory. On the other hand, inventories of SUVs and trucks are reported to be in a glut.Sales of new ve...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2025/02/05

nits (52.0% market share), representing a decrease of 7.5% y/y, followed by Kia Motors with a 4.2% decrease to 540,010 units (39.8% share). KGM came in third place with a 25.7% decrease to 47,046 units (3.5% share). Renault Korea sales increased by 80.6% to 39,816 units (2.9% share), while GM Korea experienced a decline of 35.9%, with sales totaling 24,824 units (1.8% share).Overseas sales in 2024, including exports, showed mixed performance. Hyu...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2025/02/03

have downgraded the market outlook slightly for 2021. The bright spot, however, remains the increasing demand for electrified vehicles as consumers respond in ever greater numbers to these new technologies, driven by increased product choice, fiscal and financial incentives and an enjoyable driving experience." Registration of new vehicles by type Vehicle type Jul. 2021 Jul. 2020 Y-o-Y Jan.-Jul. 2021 Jan.-Jul. 2020 Y-o-Y Passenger cars 123,2...

Automotive Sales Data  Updated at: 2022/02/25