In the first half of 2021, the global production remains down 12% compared to 2019
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In the first half of 2021, the global production remains down 12% compared to 2019
- Global automotive production reached a volume of 41,071,057 units (passenger car – PCs & light utility vehicles - LUVs) in the first half of 2021, compared to 31,860,525 in the first half of 2020. This volume represents an increase of 28.9% compared to the first half of 2020, but a decrease of 11.8% compared to the first half of 2019 and an even greater drop of 17.4% compared to the first half of 2018.
- Of this total, China produced 12,569,866 units (31% of the global production), ahead of the European Union with 7,568,643 units (18.5%) and the NAFTA region with 7,000,257 units. (17%). These three regions alone account for two-thirds of global automobile production.
- If we compare PCVs to LUVs, the world produced 32,418,294 PCs in the first half of 2021 (up 28.4% over 2020) and 8,652,763 LUVs (up 30.9% over 2020), LUVs representing 21% of the total production.
- The Toyota group remains the world's leading carmaker in 2021, with 5,190,953 light vehicles produced, far ahead of the Volkswagen group (4,301,542 units), the Renault-Nissan group (3,580,305), the group Stellantis (3,523,785), the Hyundai-Kia group (3,318,500) and the GM group (2,682,059).
- Compared to 2020, the GM group falls from fourth place to sixth, while the Stellantis group did not yet exist in 2020, but the addition of PSA and FCA gave a volume corresponding at the time to the fifth largest carmaker in the world. Behind the GM group are the Honda group (2,093,395) and the Ford group (1,802,792).
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The Citroën Product Plan for 2021-2026
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The Citroën Product Plan for 2021-2026
- The Citroën brand (Stellantis group) has communicated its product plan until 2026. Inside this group, this brand intends to position itself in the entry-level mainstream market, such as Fiat and Skoda.
- For 2021, Citroën has announced the restyled versions of the C3 Aircross(B-segment) and C5 Aircross(C-segment). The actual launch of the D-segment C5 X (produced in China) will be implemented from fall 2021.
- For 2022, the carmaker is planning the restyling of its Berlingo(N1-1 segment) and Jumper (N1-3 segment) utility vehicles.
The Jumpy (N1-2 segment) is still too recent to facelifted.
The Jumpy (N1-2 segment) is still too recent to facelifted.
- In 2023, the Citroën C4 Aircross(C-segment) should be launched, which, as its name suggests, will be part of the range between the C3 Aircross and C5 Aircross. It will be a crossover based on the C4 sedan, somewhat on the model of the Peugeot 308 crossover to be launched in 2022.
- The end of the year 2023 should mark the arrival of the new generation of the C3 (B-segment) and its electric version, on the new STLA Small platform that it should inaugurate two and a half years before the Peugeot 208. It will be the first time that the C3 will be available in a 100% electric version.
- The Citroën C3 Aircross and Citroën C5 Aircross will be renewed in 2024 and 2025 respectively.
- For the moment, no announcement concerning a model which would replace the small C1 (A-segment) removed from the range during the 2021 summer, while Peugeot will indeed offer a BEV which will replace the small 108 (A-segment).
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The DS Product Plan for 2021-2026
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The DS Product Plan for 2021-2026
- The DS brand (Stellantis group) has communicated its product plan until 2026. Used to be the only Premium brand of the PSA group, DS has seen now other brands enter its market following the merger with FCA (Fiat-Chrysler), such as Alfa-Romeo or Lancia.
- The main challenge for DS will therefore be to clearly differentiate itself from these two Italian brands which have joined the Stellantis group. Alfa-Romeo is more oriented "sporty" (as BMW) while Lancia will target more luxury (as Mercedes). From 2024, all DS models that will go into production will be 100% electric.
- The current renewal program is focused on the imminent launch (fall 2021) of the DS 4 which will be in the carmaker's range between the DS 3 Crossback(B-segment B) and the DS 7 Crossback(C-segment). This model will be available in a 100% electric version from 2024.
- In 2022, the DS 7 Crossback(C-segment) will be facelifted, one year before the facelift of the DS 3 Crossback.
- In 2023, the new STLA Medium platforms will appear, which will be launched by the new generations of the Peugeot 3008 and 5008. It is therefore on these platforms that the future DS 7 Crossback and DS 8 Crossback will be designed. These two top-of-the-range models will be launched in 2025 and 2026 respectively, with a 100% electric engine.
- 2026 should also see the renewal of the DS 3 Crossbackand the launch of a C-segment coupe SUV inspired by the Aero Sport Lounge concept car. A seven-seater SUV (code P95) is also under consideration. These three vehicles will adopt a 100% electric motorisation.
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The Peugeot product plan for 2021-2026
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The Peugeot product plan for 2021-2026
- The Peugeot brand (Stellantis group) has communicated its product plan until 2026. This brand is positioned within the group as a main stream brand like Opel and Vauxhall. In the Stellantis group's hierarchy of brands, Peugeot therefore sits between Citroën-Fiat on the one hand and Alfa-Roméo-Lancia-DS on the other.
- In 2021, the lion brand plans to launch the station wagon version of the Peugeot 308 (C-segment) when the sedan version was presented in the first half of this year.
- The year 2022 will be marked by the facelift of the Peugeot 508 (D-segment), as well as the facelift of the Partner / Rifter(N1-1 segment) and Boxer (N1-3 segment) light utility vehicles. The Expert (N1-2 segment) is still too recent to be renewed.
- 2023 will be the launch year of the future Peugeot 3008 (C-segment) and 5008 (D-segment) SUVs, which will inaugurate the new STLA Medium platforms, electrified platforms that will be designed to equip models with electric engines and batteries. In 2023, the facelift of the current Peugeot 208 (B-segment) and 2008 (B-segment) is also planned, as well as the launch of the 100% electric version of the Peugeot 308 (C-segment) still equipped with the old EMP2 platform.
- In 2025, the e-1008 (A-segment) model is expected to arrive from South America, to replace the Peugeot 108 which was discontinued during the 2021 summer. The Peugeot 308 will be facelifted the same year.
- Finally in 2026, the new generations of Peugeot 208 and 2008 will be launched on the STLA Small platform inaugurated at the end of 2023 by the Citroën C3. Their electric versions will be launched at the same time.
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The Renault Product Plan for 2021-2025
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The Renault Product Plan for 2021-2025
- Renault group has communicated its product plan until 2025 for Europe and for the brands Alpine, Dacia, Renault (therefore excluding Lada). In 2021, Dacia will facelift its Duster before its replacement in 2024. Renault will offer the same hybrid version on the Captur as on the Clio. But it is above all the launch of the Mégane V that will be the most important event for the brand this year, with the added bonus of the 100% electric version of the Mégane V (named Megane e-Tech).
- In 2022, Dacia will renew its Lodgy and Renault its Kadjar. The same year, the Renault Clio will be facelifted.
- In 2023, the new generation of the Renault Koléos will be unveiled, which will be actually a seven-seats version of the Kadjar. The same year, Renault will launch a 100% electric SUV which to take over the Scenic MPV, which will be discontinued at the same time.
- In 2024, Dacia will renew its Duster and Renault its Master utility (N1-3 segment). This year will also see the launch of a coupe version of the Kadjar, which will have to be positioned cleverly regarding the Arkana, which is positioned in a very same market.
- But the year 2024 will special, due to the launch of the Zoé replacement, in this case the “Five”, which will be a reinterpretation of the old Renault 5 of the 70s, but with a 100% electric motorisation. Finally, a 100% electric Alpine sedan could be launched that year.
- In 2025, it will be the turn of a 100% electric Alpine SUV, while Dacia will launch its Bigster (a seven seats SUV) and Renault the replacement of the Twingo, namely the “Four” which will be a reinterpretation of the old Renault 4. from the 60s, but with a 100% electric motorisation.
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