December 2022 Car Sales Analysis - Segment-Wise YoY, MoM Change, 6-Month Trend | V3Cars
In this December 2022 car sales analysis article, we’ll look at the segment-wise sales figures along with the YoY and MoM change for each carmaker in India. Where applicable, we’ll include our observations based on the sales data and possible reasons behind a massive increase or drop in sales. Lastly, the table with monthly sales of all body-styles for the last 6 months will give you an idea about their 6-month sales trend.
Segment-Wise December 2022 Car Sales - YoY Change
- In terms of YoY change, the D1-segment was the biggest gainer, posting a YoY growth of 45%
- The D1-segment was followed by the C and B2-segments, with YoY growth of 38% and 11% in December 2022, respectively
- In terms of YoY comparison, all segments witnessed growth except the A and B1-segment, which witnessed a decline of 31% and 7% on the YoY comparison analysis for the month of December
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Segment-Wise December 2022 Car Sales - MoM Change
- In terms of MoM comparison for the month of December, all the segments saw a decline in their sales figures
- Among the falling segments, D2-segment was the top losing with 29% decline in the MoM comparison for December
- A-segment and D1-segment saw the second highest MoM decline of all, of around 21% for each
- The B2-segment saw a gain of 5% in terms of MoM change and was the top-gaining segment
- C -segment dispatches saw the lowest decline in MoM comparison (6%)
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Segment-Wise — 6-Month Sales Trend (July 2022 - Dec 2022)
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Prathu Sharma
Engineer by upbringing, artist by passion, motorhead because, why not! Likes to know about everything related to technology, switches between american muscle and german innovation depending on the day. Wants to own 69' Mustang Mach 1 and to drive BMW M3 87'someday.
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