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Suzuki Sales Data, Trends & Analysis for the European Automotive Market

Suzuki have steadily declined from 2009 to 2013, losing half a percentage point of share during the period, before rebounding sharply since 2014, with sales returning to the 2008 level in 2017 and market share back above 1,5% for the first time in 8 years. Biggest contributors to the recovery are the crossovers Vitara and S-Cross, the former of which is Suzuki’s best seller in Europe with almost a third of the brand’s sales. These two models may operate in the same segment of small crossovers in Europe, the S-Cross is more spacious and aimed at small families while the Vitara has a more off-road design and is aimed at the trendy SUV buyer.

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Suzuki uses this two-different-models-per-segment strategy also in the minicar and subcompact car segments, making sure they cover as much of these classes as possible, because this where Suzuki is traditionally strong. The Japanese brand chooses to play its strengths rather than try and improve on its weaknesses, which include larger cars, for example with the failed Kizashi midsized sedan.

In the minicar segment Suzuki offers the sensible Celerio which offers class-leading interior space but no-frills design for an affordable price as well as the Ignis which offers trendy design at a slightly more premium price. The Ignis name was resurrected after 7 years, and the new design helped the model to instantly become Suzuki’s #2 model in terms of sales. In the subcompact car segment the brand sells the Swift and Baleno. The latter also happens to be a return of a familiar name, and once again it stands for a spacious hatchback playing the value-for-money card, while the Swift is a much more sporty model, also loaded with premium technology. Unfortunately the new generation Swift launched in 2017 has been unable to hit a chord with European buyers, potentially because the iconic design of the previous two generations, once the brand’s best sellers in Europe, has been greatly watered down.

Banking even further on its expertise in small SUVs, one of Europe’s hottest segments at the moment, the grandfather of that segment Jimny was all-new for 2018 and promises to remain the most capable model in its class.

Suzuki Annual Sales, Growth & Market Share in Canada

Year Sales YOY Change Marketshare Marketshare Change
1997 89,770 0.00 1.09 0.00
1998 83,244 -7.27 0.88 -23.58
1999 182,417 119.14 1.61 45.40
2000 177,293 -2.81 1.51 -6.30
2001 182,904 3.16 1.47 -2.85
2002 227,187 24.21 1.82 18.92
2003 230,002 1.24 1.83 0.79
2004 273,814 19.05 1.96 6.76
2005 294,392 7.52 2.11 7.04
2006 304,631 3.48 2.21 4.42
2007 295,546 -2.98 2.14 -3.31
2008 232,800 -21.23 1.81 -18.36
2009 233,622 0.35 1.77 -1.82
2010 174,565 -25.28 1.38 -28.58
2011 159,992 -8.35 1.27 -8.54
2012 136,400 -14.75 1.20 -5.69
2013 132,630 -2.76 1.17 -2.80
2014 153,420 15.68 1.27 8.08
2015 132,889 -13.38 1.03 -23.53
2016 126,392 -4.89 0.91 -12.92
2017 168,154 33.04 1.16 21.24
2018 177,809 5.74 1.24 6.64
2019 178,429 0.35 1.21 -2.59
2020 132,152 -25.94 1.18 -2.68
2021 131,705 -0.34 1.19 0.92
2022 128,841 -2.17 1.25 5.14

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