Hyundai Global Sales (By Model) : 2019 (Jan-July)

Hyundai and Genesis managed 2.5 million factory sales of cars and commercial vehicles in seven months of 2019. Although a strong passenger car maker, SUVs are taking more share each year, like everywhere else.

The Tucson SUV is the best selling vehicle, ahead of the Avante (aka Elantra) with the i20 super mini. It may surprise some that the Creta (ix25) SUV comes in fourth and the new Kona already up to fifth. The Accent (Verna, Solaris) pips the Sante Fe into sixth.

	Rk	Model	2019	% '19	Class
	1	Tucson	388,439	15.5%	SUV
	2	Avante	293,524	11.7%	PC
	3	i20	219,729	8.8%	PC
	4	Creta	183,380	7.3%	SUV
	5	Kona	174,081	6.9%	SUV
	6	Accent	169,750	6.8%	PC
	7	Sante Fe	168,625	6.7%	SUV
	8	LCV	123,487	4.9%	CV
	9	Sonata	123,005	4.9%	PC
	10	Grand i10	98,857	3.9%	PC
	11	i30	71,669	2.9%	PC
	12	Grandeur	60,796	2.4%	PC
	13	i10	57,021	2.3%	PC
	14	Palisade	54,234	2.2%	SUV
	15	Lafesta	48,250	1.9%	PC
	16	Santro	47,315	1.9%	PC
	17	Ioniq	44,650	1.8%	PC
	18	HCV	28,530	1.1%	CV
	19	Venue	28,194	1.1%	SUV
	20	Reina	23,897	1.0%	PC
	21	Mistra	20,061	0.8%	PC
	22	G80	19,138	0.8%	PC -Gen
	23	G70	17,904	0.7%	PC -Gen
	24	ix20	13,597	0.5%	MPV
	25	G90	13,451	0.5%	PC -Gen
	26	Velostar	9,816	0.4%	PC
	27	Nexo	2,380	0.1%	SUV
	28	i40	1,668	0.1%	PC
		Other EU	1,562	0.1%
		Total	2,507,010

Data source: Hyundai Motors.

Volvo Global Sales (By Model) : 2019 (Jan-July)

Volvo sales for this seven months is just shy of 400,000 sales. Two SUVs hold the top positions but all models contribute something. Rather than get into which models are up or down in sales, the focus of the data below is on which models have improved their contribution and which ones haven't. The 2019 share is for seven months while the 2018 is the full year. Blue is increased share, yellow the opposite.

Regionally, Europe has 50.6% of sales, up from 49.5% for the full 2018 year. China has held its share (20%) while the other two regions, North America (15%) and The Rest (14%) have lost some share.

	18	19	Model	2019	% '19	% '18
	1	1	XC60	111,951	28.3%	29.5%
	6	2	XC40	74,062	18.7%	11.8%
	3	3	60 Series	60,279	15.2%	14.7%
	2	4	80/90 Series	55,741	14.1%	17.2%
	4	5	XC90	55,443	14.0%	14.7%
	5	6	40 Series	37,894	9.6%	12.1%
			Other	2
			Total	395,372

Data source: Volvo Group.

Land Rover Global Sales (By Model) : 2019 (Jan-July)

For the first seven months of the year, there were 225,000 new owners of Land Rovers worldwide. Rather than get into which models are up or down in sales, the focus of the data below is on which models have improved their contribution and which ones haven't. The 2019 share is for seven months while the 2018 is the full year. Blue is increased share, yellow the opposite.

The Discovery Sport remains at the top but with reduced  share. The RR Sport is doing very well, helped by a hybrid option which has been very successful. The new Evoque is starting to make its presence felt but it's still early days.  The Range Rover too can be had with some electrical assistance and that has sparked things along.

Regionally, North America is the hot spot for LR (58.5k) with the UK next (47k). Europe is next (46.5k) and China last (35.5k). The Rest is for now ahead of China (37.5k) but that may change by the end of the year.

	18	19	Model	2019	% '19	% '18
	1	1	Disco Sport	48,198	21.4%	23.2%
	2	2	RR Sport	48,040	21.3%	18.9%
	4	3	Evoque	41,653	18.5%	18.1%
	6	4	Velar	36,176	16.1%	16.1%
	3	5	Range Rover	30,607	13.6%	13.2%
	5	6	Discovery	20,581	9.1%	10.5%
	7	7	Defender	2	0.0%	0.0%
			Total	225,257

Data source: Tata Motors