Top Automotive Companies by Revenue: Q4 2023 to Q3 2024

The chart highlights the top automotive companies ranked by their revenue from Q4 2023 to Q3 2024. Volkswagen leads with $354.8 billion, followed by Toyota with $308.5 billion. Companies like Ford, General Motors, and BMW round out the top five, showcasing a competitive global industry.

Top Automotive Companies by Revenue

The chart highlights the top automotive companies ranked by their revenue from Q4 2023 to Q3 2024.

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    Revenue: The total income generated by a company from its business activities, often measured in billions of dollars for large corporations. It is a key indicator of the company's market performance and financial health.

    Global Automotive Revenue Leaders (2023 Q4 - 2024 Q3)

    The global automotive market continues to be dominated by major players showcasing significant revenues. Volkswagen, with a revenue of $354.8 billion, retains the top position, reflecting its strong presence in multiple markets and its diverse product lineup. Toyota, at $308.5 billion, closely follows, driven by its reputation for reliability and innovation, particularly in hybrid and electric vehicles.

    American giants Ford and General Motors both report revenues of $182.7 billion, indicating a neck-and-neck competition in their home market and international ventures. BMW and Mercedes-Benz, both headquartered in Germany, rank 5th and 6th respectively, with revenues of $167.3 billion and $161.2 billion. These figures highlight the enduring appeal of luxury and performance brands.

    In Asia, Honda and Hyundai make strong showings, with revenues of $141 billion and $125.3 billion, underscoring their roles as leaders in efficient and affordable mobility solutions. Meanwhile, China's BYD marks its presence at 11th with $95.7 billion, reflecting its rapid growth in the electric vehicle segment.

    The list is rounded out by innovative automakers such as Tesla, at $97.1 billion, which is noteworthy for its exclusive focus on electric vehicles. The diverse geographical representation—from Japan to the Netherlands—emphasizes the global nature of the industry and the varied strategies that companies use to capture market share.

    Key Trends:

    1. Electrification and Sustainability: Companies like Tesla and BYD are thriving due to a growing global shift towards electric vehicles.
    2. Market Diversity: The list showcases automakers from Asia, Europe, and North America, underlining the industry's international scope.
    3. Luxury and Performance: Brands like BMW and Mercedes-Benz continue to see robust demand, especially in developed markets.

    This ranking provides insight into the competitive landscape of the automotive sector and highlights the strategies that leading companies are employing to remain ahead in a rapidly evolving market.

    RankNameIndicator
    1
    Volkswagen
    $ 354B
    2
    Toyota
    $ 308B
    3
    Ford Motor Company
    $ 182B
    4
    General Motors
    $ 182B
    5
    BMW
    $ 167B
    6
    Mercedes-Benz
    $ 161B
    7
    Honda Motor Company
    $ 141B
    8
    Hyundai Motor Company
    $ 125B
    9
    Stellantis
    $ 101B
    10
    Tesla
    $ 97B 150M
    11
    BYD Auto
    $ 95B 713M
    12
    SAIC Motor
    $ 91B 419M
    13
    Nissan
    $ 86B 451M
    14
    Kia
    $ 77B 160M
    15
    Tata Motors
    $ 52B 916M
    16
    Renault Group
    $ 49B 762M
    17
    Porsche
    $ 42B 595M
    18
    Xiaomi
    $ 41B 780M
    19
    Volvo Cars
    $ 38B 463M
    20
    Suzuki
    $ 36B 601M