Last month, most main luxury auto brands achieved double-digit growth rate in China. After regaining the crown of the luxury auto brands in China in June, Audi remained the most popular luxury auto brand in China in October. Last month, Audi delivered 53,828 vehicles in China, including Hong Kong, increasing 14.5 percent compared with the same period of last year.
Thanks to its sales momentum in the first half year, Benz was the best seller in the perspective of year-to-date sales. By the end of October, Benz sold 488,915 vehicles in China, soaring 27.8 percent from a year earlier.
Compared with September, 2017, there was little change in the ranking, except that the sales of Lexus exceeded those of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). Last month, the Japanese luxury auto brand delivered 12,443 vehicles in China, 110 units more than JLR. However, JLR’s cumulative sales were 10,000 more than those of Lexus.
In the first ten months of this year, Volvo sold 93,085 vehicles in China, not too far from its annual sales target, 100,000 units. Lincoln delivered 5,514 units last month in China, surging 48 percent year on year.
What should be pointed out is that Infiniti here refers to Dongfeng Infiniti. It managed to grow slightly to 2,557 from a year earlier. Until the end of October, the cumulative sales of Acura jumped 147.4 percent to 12,171 units.
