China is by far the largest market for Mercedes-Benz with over 206,000 sales in Q3
Mercedes-Benz delivered 520,100 vehicles in the third quarter of this year and of these, a significant chunk were sold in China.
The German automaker’s sales jumped 20 per cent this quarter that ended in September, rising from 434,800 in Q3 2021 and bringing this year’s tally up to 1,518,200 units. These figures include sales of the V-Class, T-Class, andChina remains one of the brand’s most important markets. Mercedes sold 206,800 vehicles in the country in the July to September period, easily outselling Europe where 152,700 vehicles were delivered and North America where 83,200 units were sold.
In the United States, exactly 72,389 vehicles were delivered by Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars while a further 15,293 Mercedes-Benz vans were sold. This represents a 23.2 per cent increase over the same period last year.with 19,456 units, followed by the GLE with 13,802 and the C-Class with 8,980 vehicles landing in the hands of customers.
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