personally surprised that Tesla beats Jeep, but I'm uploading it mostly because it says not to.
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Where is General Motors? I don't think this chart is super accurate.
Chevrolet is in the list. Looks like it's by brand, hence the reason that Audi is also broken out from Volkswagon.
Broken down to it's smaller brands for some reason... Like Audi is a VW...same as Porsche, Seat, Skoda, Lamborghini aaand whatever else they profuce
Why wouldn't you break it down into brands like this?
Well personally like seeing the full picture. Like this for example, which would obviously look different with worldwide sales included, but you can find appropriate individual brands and also how they perform as a group manufacturer. https://www.best-selling-cars.com/europe/2024-half-year-europe-best-selling-car-manufacturers-and-brands/