The difference in sales of small high-rise cars

Small high-rise cars are gradually becoming a popular choice of customers at low prices, replacing small A-size cars or B-size sedans. If counted from A+ to B+ (C-), this segment currently has up to 9 The names are divided into three groups.

In the A+ segment with Toyota Raize and Kia Sonet, sales in March were quite competitive when the Japanese model sold 668 cars and the Korean model sold 553 cars. These two models are also always sold out on the market, if Sonet signs for 4-6 months, Raize signs for nearly 9 months.

For group B, Kia Seltos is topping the table with 1,280 cars sold in March, far ahead Hyundai Kona and Cretaceous when these two models have a total sales of less than 400 cars, however, Creta has just been launched and only recorded sales from March 25. For CX-3 and HR-VAT, these two models both have an average monthly sales of 200 vehicles/month. However, HR-V is discharging, so in March it jumped to more than 400 cars.

In group B+, Corolla Cross sold 2,373 vehicles and is also the best-selling model in the small and medium-sized high chassis group. Corolla Cross far ahead of competitor CX-30 with sales of just over 100 vehicles.

If totaling all three segments, the small high-rise car class sold 6,467 vehicles, just behind the B-size sedan group that sold the most in the market with 6,555 units. Not to mention, this group also has the sales contribution of Peugeot 2008, Peugeot 3008 and MG ZS which does not publish data. Even with samples VinFast VF e34 Pure electricity with a price of more than 500 million (after deducting incentives) also delivered nearly 500 cars/month.

Doan Dung