Volkswagen Passenger Cars leads in sales

Volkswagen Passenger Cars dominates the Volkswagen Group's sales with a significant margin, recording 3,016 thousand vehicles sold. This figure not only represents the highest sales volume among the group's brands but also underscores Volkswagen Passenger Cars' pivotal role in the group's overall market performance.

Audi and Škoda follow as strong contenders

Audi and Škoda occupy the second and third positions in sales volumes within the Volkswagen Group, with Audi selling 1,282 thousand vehicles and Škoda 1,056 thousand vehicles. Their combined sales contribute substantially to the group's portfolio, showcasing the strength of Volkswagen Group's diversification strategy.

Specialized brands carve their niches

Porsche and TRATON Commercial Vehicles, despite their more focused market segments, show impressive sales figures with Porsche selling 334 thousand vehicles and TRATON Commercial Vehicles 339 thousand vehicles. Their performance highlights the Volkswagen Group's ability to cater to specific market demands effectively.

SEAT and VW Commercial Vehicles demonstrate solid performance

SEAT and VW Commercial Vehicles, with sales of 602 thousand vehicles and 423 thousand vehicles respectively, play essential roles in the Volkswagen Group's comprehensive market coverage. Their sales underscore the group's success in addressing a wide range of consumer needs across different segments.

Volkswagen Group's diversified brand strategy pays off

The Volkswagen Group's diversified portfolio, ranging from luxury and passenger cars to commercial vehicles, is a key driver of its market resilience. The combined sales of all brands amount to a formidable 7,052 thousand vehicles, demonstrating the group's effective strategy in leveraging each brand's strengths to maintain a dominant position in the global automotive industry.