New Car Sales Figures April 2015

The following data are new car sales figures for the month of April 2015. For a detailed analysis, click here.

April 2015 Australian New Car Sales Figures

1	Toyota	15,299
2	Mazda	8,068
3	Hyundai	7,210
4	Holden	7,072
5	Ford	5,163
6	Volkswagen	4,572
7	Nissan	4,188
8	Mitsubishi	4,077
9	Subaru	3,052
10	Mercedes-Benz	2,654
11	Honda	2,559
12	Kia	2,309
13	Jeep	2,088
14	Audi	1,714
15	BMW	1,554
16	Isuzu Ute	1,548
17	Suzuki	1,385
18	Renault	929
19	Land Rover	761
20	Lexus	649
21	Peugeot	401
22	Porsche	378
23	Fiat	353
24	Skoda	349
25	MINI	274
26	Volvo Car	258
27	Alfa Romeo	150
28	Citroen	116
29	Dodge	110
30	Fiat Professional	87
31	Foton Light	86
32	Ssangyong	85
33	Jaguar	66
34	Chrysler	50
35	Maserati	39
36	Infiniti	37
37	LDV	34
38	Proton	20
39	Chery	18
40	Ferrari	17
41	Lamborghini	16
42	Aston Martin	13
43	Great Wall	12
44	Bentley	8
45	McLaren	6
46	Rolls-Royce	6
47	Lotus	4
48	Smart	3
49	Morgan	1
50	Opel	0

Micro Car Segment Winners :

1. Fiat 500 / Abarth (187 – 22%)
2. Mitsubishi Mirage (186 – 21.9%)
3. Suzuki Celerio (157 – 18.5%)

Light Car Segment Winners :

1. Toyota Yaris (966 -14.3%)
2. Mazda2 (926 – 13.7%)
3. Volkswagen Polo (829 – 12.3%)

Light Car – above $25,000 – segment Winners :

1. Mini Hatch/Clubman (214 – 49.7%)
2. Audi A1 (115 – 26.7%)
3. Peugeot 208 (77 – 17.9%)

Small Car Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Corolla (3,238 – 21.8)
2. Mazda 3 (2,365 – 15.9%)
3. Hyundai i30 (2,298 – 15.5%)

Small Car – above $40,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz A-Class (374 – 27.7%)
2. Audi A3 (362 – 26.9%)
3. Mercedes-Benz B-Class (156 – 11.6%)

Medium Car Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Camry (1,141 – 40.7%)
2. Mazda 6 (415 – 14.8%)
3. Subaru Liberty  (254 – 9.1%)

Medium Car – above $60,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz C-Class (681 – 34.8%)
2. Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class (304 – 15.5%)
3. BMW 3 Series (303 – 15.5%)

Large Car Segment Winners:

1. Holden Commodore (2,043 – 72.7%)
2. Ford Falcon (446 – 15.9%)
3. Toyota Aurion (241- 8.6%)

Large Car – above $70,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz E-class (98 – 28.2%)
2. BMW 5 Series (60 – 17.2%)
3. Jaguar XF (56 – 16.1%)

Upper Large Car Segment Winners:

1. Holden Caprice (116 – 72%)
2. Chrysler 300 (45 – 28%)

Upper Large Car – above $100,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz S-Class (38 – 47.5%)
2. BMW 7 Series (9 – 11.3%)
3. Maserati Quattroporte & Porsche Panamera (7 – 8.8%)

People Mover Segment Winners:

1. Kia Carnival (191 – 24.3%)
2. Honda Odyssey (189 – 24%)
3. Hyundai iMAX (159 – 20.2%)

People Mover – above $60,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Mercedes-Benz Valente (8 – 61.5%)
2. Chrysler Voyager (5 – 38.5%)
3. Mercedes-Benz Viano (0 – 0%)

Sports Segment Winners:

1. Hyundai Veloster (322 – 29.1%)
2. Toyota 86 (272 – 24.6%)
3. BMW 2 Series Coupe/Conv Convertible (176 – 15.9%)

Sports – above $80,000 – Segment Winners:

1. BMW 4 Series Coupe/Convertible (175 – 29.8%)
2. Mercedes-Benz E-class Coupe/Convertible (75 – 12.8%)
3. Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe / Audi A5 (60 – 10.2%)

Supercars (200k+) Segment Winners:

1. Porsche 911 (43 – 29.9%)
2. Ferrari Coupe/Conv (17 – 11.8%)
3. Lamborghini Coupe/Conv (16 – 11.1%)

SUV Small Segment Winners:

1. Mazda CX-3 (1,396 – 18.7%)
2. Hyundai ix35 (1,389 – 18.6%)
3. Honda HR-V (859 – 11.5%)

SUV Small – above $40,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Lexus NX (235 – 30.5%)
2. Audi Q3 (221 – 28.7%)
3. Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class (193 – 25.1%)

SUV Medium Segment Winners:

1. Mazda CX-5 (1,868 – 20.9%)
2. Toyota RAV4 (1,399 – 15.9%)
3. Nissan X-Trail (1,171 – 13.1%)

SUV Medium – above $60,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Audi Q5 (363 – 37.7%)
2. Porsche Macan (195 – 20.3%)
3. Range Rover Evoque (182 – 18.9)

SUV Large Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Prado (1,389 – 15.1%)
2. Toyota Kluger (1,262 – 13.7%)
3. Jeep Grand Cherokee (989 – 10.7%)

SUV Large – above $70,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Range Rover Sport (304 – 23.6%)
2. Volkswagen Toureg (178 – 13.8%)
3. BMW X5 (174 – 13.5%)

SUV Upper Large Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Landcruiser Wagon (806 – 85.4%)
2. Nissan Patrol Wagon (138 – 14.6%)

SUV Upper Large – above $100,000 – Segment Winners:

1. Range Rover (49 – 65.3%)
2. Lexus LX (12 – 16%)
3. Mercedes-Benz GL-Class (10 – 13.3%)

Vans <= 2.5T Segment Winners:

1. Volkswagen Caddy Van (140 – 44.3%)
2. Renault Kangoo (79 – 25%)
3. Suzuki APV (65 – 20.6%)

Vans 2.5-3.5T Segment Winners:

1. Toyota Hiace Van (625 – 46%)
2. Hyundai iLoad (344 – 25.3%)
3. Ford Transit Custom (101 – 7.4%)

Pickup 4×2 Segment Winners

1. Toyota Hilux 4×2 (851 – 28%)
2. Ford Ranger 4×2 (490 – 16.1%)
3. Holden Utility 4×2 (362 – 11.9%)

Pickup 4×4 Segment Winners

1. Toyota Hilux 4×4 (1,938 – 20.5%)
2. Ford Ranger 4×4 (1,710 – 18.1%)
3. Mitsubishi Triton 4×4 (1,279 – 13.5%)

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