Large SUVs Report 2021

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Large SUVs Report 2021 Large SUVs accounted for 17.4% of the worldwide market revenue in 2020. This is a 3.2% growth compared to market share in 2015. The highest revenue share of Large SUVs sales in 2020 were generated in United States (29%) and United Arab Emirates (25.5%). The best-performing make in the Large SUVs segment in 2020 was Ford (revenue of US$44.2 billion), followed by Toyota (US$ 30.5 billion) and Volkswagen (US$28 billion).

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  • Market and make overview and key facts
  • Performance analysis and comparison by regions
  • Performance analysis and comparison by key makes
  • Comparison of market and make growth and average prices

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Just like in the Small SUVs segment, the Large SUVs sales share is expected to continue its growth while attracting more premium cars customers. The segments luxury entries, like Mercedes-Benz GLE for example, appeal to buyers looking for vehicles that are more than a means of transport; vehicles that are status symbols. 

The Large Sport Utility Vehicle Market segment includes light trucks, used as family vehicles, of an average footprint around 4.65m2 (50 ft2) and an average mass around 2185kg (4815lbs). While designed to be used on rough surfaces, SUVs are often used on city roads and highways.

  • European Car Segment: J (Sport Utility Cars – excluding Small SUVs)
  • US Car Segment: Large Sport Utility Vehicles
  • Chinese Car Segment: Sport Utility Vehicles
  • Also known as: Mid-size SUVs, Full-size SUVs, Large 4x4

Background:
Early SUVs originated form commercial repurposing of the military vehicles used around the Second World War, although those initial models were marketed as station wagons for over fifty years, before finally being called sport utility vehicles in the late 1980’s. In the USA, they rose to popularity at the end of the last century with two major factors influencing their increase in sales: firstly, EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency) classified them as light trucks, changing how they are regulated in respect to fuel efficiency, and, secondly, American manufacturers, influenced by competitive prices of imported, smaller models, focused on a more profitable production of larger cars, driving prices of SUVs further down. After the financial crisis in the late 2000’s, sales of the SUVs slowed down, but the market still continues to grow steadily.

Example Models: BMW X5, Land Rover Discovery, Land Rover Range Rover, Volvo XC90.

  • Language: English
  • Released: December 2021
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