On Tuesday, the renowned German carmaker, Mercedes-Benz Group, announced a remarkable 6% year-on-year increase in sales during the second quarter. The company sold a total of 515,700 vehicles, buoyed by the rising demand for their all-electric and high-end models.
Mercedes-Benz experienced sales growth across its major markets, including Europe, Asia, and North America. Notably, deliveries in Germany surged by an impressive 23%, while China witnessed a substantial increase of 12%, and the United States saw a modest growth of 6%.
However, in other regions worldwide, second-quarter sales experienced a decline of 12%, resulting in 20,700 vehicles sold.
The electric vehicle sector remained the primary catalyst for growth in this quarter. Sales of electric passenger cars soared by a staggering 123%, reaching an impressive 56,300 units.
Additionally, Mercedes-Benz observed robust growth in the luxury segment, which encompasses renowned models like AMG, Maybach, and G-class. This top-tier category achieved a solid growth rate of 12% during the period.
The positive sales performance in the second quarter signifies Mercedes-Benz Group’s ability to capitalize on the increasing demand for electric vehicles while maintaining a strong presence in the luxury car market.
