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  • Industry: Automotive
  • Type: Survey report
  • Date: 1/5/2013

Winners and losers in the battle for global dominance 

Winners losers battle dominance
Of the top 10 companies expected to gain market share in future, only two – Volkswagen and BMW – come from Western nations. VW remains at the top, with a large majority of respondents (81 percent) believing that its global share will continue to rise. Tata has dropped down the rankings from 4th place in 2012 to 10th, while Toyota has gone in the other direction, jumping from 11th to 4th.
Respondents expecting global market share to decrease/increase up to 2018

YoY: Data from 2012/2013


  Decrease Increase
Volkswagen Group -3% 81%
BMW -5% 70%
BAIC -5% 70%
Toyota -7% 68%
Hyundai/Kia -14% 61%
SAIC -10% 61%
FAW -9% 53%
Geely -11% 51%
Nissan -14% 50%
Tata (incl. JLR) -20% 50%
Dongfeng -13% 48%
Changan -14% 47%
Chery -13% 46%
Ford -23% 44%
General Motors -23% 44%
Daimler -15% 41%
Brilliance-Jinbei -14% 40%
Fiat Group (incl. Chrysler) -28% 37%
Honda -23% 34%
Renault -31% 33%
Avtovaz -14% 32%
PSA -29% 31%
BYD -21% 31%
Suzuki -29% 29%
Mazda -26% 29%
Mitsubishi -33% 23%
Subaru/Fuji Heavy -34% 19%

Note: Percentage of respondents expecting market share to ‘remain stable‘ are not shown

Source: KPMG’s Global Auto Executive Survey 2013

 

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