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If there is one thing German marques do well in and that's complexity. It is at least partly fueled by intense competition and entering every niche they can think of.
Looking at the list to the right bears this out and not all models available are here. Merecedes-Benz can point to the success they enjoy as justification and I can't deny that. It's a complex world and I believe at some point that becomes inefficient.
Moving on, the GLE and GLC are the best selling passenger vehicles. Vans are combined and collectively they up there with them. The A-Class is being phased out by the company and it looks all but finished in the US already.
Sales for the H1 period are down 5%, with a mixture of ups and downs with models. The GLC (picture above) is up 28% and the GLA down 32%. The CLE (picture below) has arrived in 2024.
Data & pictures: Mercedes-Benz.
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