Largest Car Brands by Revenue 2000 - 2025

Описание: Between 2000 and 2025, a relatively small group of major automakers has consistently dominated the global automotive market, with their revenue rankings shifting in response to economic cycles and evolving consumer preferences. Toyota and Volkswagen have frequently competed for the top positions, with Volkswagen often leading in revenue while Toyota remains a powerhouse in global sales volume. American legacy manufacturers such as General Motors and Ford held strong positions in the early 2000s but later faced intensifying global competition and structural challenges. Throughout this period, Asian producers like Hyundai and Honda expanded their footprints by offering innovative, affordable vehicles that appealed to broad markets. European premium brands—including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and the multinational group Stellantis—sustained steady growth, especially in the luxury and performance segments. The rise of electrification in the 2010s brought Tesla into the upper tiers of the industry by the early 2020s, reflecting a shift toward electric vehicles and new business models. Overall, advances in technology, increased focus on sustainability, and diversification of global markets have shaped which manufacturers lead the industry in revenue and influence.

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data: World Bank
editor: capcut
thumbnails: canva/photoshop

best car brands:

Nissan
Honda
Ford
Toyota
Chevloret
Chrysler
Volkswagen
Fiat
Renault
Mercedes-Benz
Mitsubishi
Peugeot
Hyundai
BMW
Buick
Suzuki
Citroen
Opel
Jeep
Geely
BYD
Tesla
Subaru
Dodge
Ram
GMC
Mazda
Daewoo
KIA
Daihatsu
Audi
Changan
Maruti
Wuling
Dongfeng