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Mercedes-Benz all-electric car sales up 66% in Q3

London, 10 October 2023, (Oilandgaspress) – Mercedes-Benz Cars sales reached 510,600 units (-4%) in the third quarter, a solid performance in a volatile market. Volumes were impacted by a model changeover for the E-Class and a supply-chain bottleneck which constrained availability of the GLC. Sales of the Mercedes-Maybach rose by 26% during the same period. The transformation of Mercedes-Benz continues with hybrid and electric vehicles now accounting for 20% of overall sales and battery electric car (BEV) sales up 66% in the quarter. In the first nine months of the year, Mercedes-Benz Passenger Car battery-electric vehicle sales almost doubled (+97%) and Top-End vehicle sales rose 6%. Total sales reached 1,529,800 units (+2%) in the three quarters ending September, in line with the Mercedes-Benz Cars full-year guidance of keeping sales at the prior-year level.

Sales of Mercedes-Benz Cars battery electric vehicles (BEV) reached 61,600 units (+66%) in the third quarter, boosted by the EQA (+108%) and EQB (+96%) models, which remain strong sellers even ahead of their mid-lifecycle upgrades. The EQS and EQS SUV models continue to lead the electric luxury segment, with 26,300 (+53%) units sold year-to-date. Sales of the electric smart reached 3,900 units (+107%) in Q3. Including plug-in hybrids, xEV sales at Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars increased by 19% to 98,400 units in the third quarter resulting in more than 1 million Mercedes-Benz electric and hybrid vehicles on the road. The company continues to expand charging options for its customers worldwide, installing its first own high-power charging stations this fall and by joining a new charging network joint venture across North America starting in 2024.Sales in the Top-End segment reached 246,500 units (+6%) in the first nine months of the year and 69,900 units in Q3 (-11%). Mercedes-AMG sales were impacted by model changeovers, in particular of the GLC. Mercedes-AMG BEV sales rose by 51% in the third quarter.

The G-Class once again proved its unique positioning in the market with Q3 sales up by 11% even ahead of a model makeover in 2024, Mercedes-Maybach sales were up by 26% to 6,600 units during the same period. Sales of the GLS SUV increased by 3% to 13,300 units in Q3 and the all-electric EQS SUV more than doubled sales to 3,700 units (+162%).

Sales overview

 Q3 2023Q3 2022Change in %YTD 2023YTD2022Change in %
Mercedes-Benz Cars 510,600 530,400-4%1,529,8001,504,500+2%
– thereof Mercedes-Benz BEVs 61,60037,100+66% 174,500 95,700+82%
– thereof Mercedes-Benz P.C. BEVs 57,700 35,200+64% 160,300 81,600+97%
– thereof smart BEVs 3,900 1,900+107% 14,200 14,100+0%
 
Mercedes-Benz Cars sales by segments*
Top-End 69,900 78,800-11% 246,500 232,400+6%
Core 290,200 293,300-1% 815,300 846,100-4%
Entry 150,500 158,300-5% 468,000 426,100+10%
       
Mercedes-Benz Cars sales by regions and markets
Europe** 164,200 146,100+12% 485,200 447,400+8%
– thereof Germany 53,800 48,400+11% 172,900 146,000+18%
Asia 249,400 277,300-10% 736,300 734,200+0%
– thereof China 196,000 222,600-12% 570,600 573,300+0%
North America*** 74,900 86,200-13% 248,800 256,700-3%
– thereof U.S. 64,000 74,900-15% 216,700 222,900-3%
Rest of World 22,000 20,700+6% 59,500 66,300-10%

* Top-End: Mercedes-AMG, Mercedes-Maybach, G-Class, S-Class, GLS, EQS and EQS SUV

* Core: All derivatives from C- and E-Class, incl. EQC, EQE and EQE SUV 

* Entry: All derivatives from A- and B-Class incl. EQA, EQB and smart 

** Europe: European Union, United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway 

*** North America: USA, Canada and Mexico 

All figures rounded. 


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