Net revenue from domestic sales reached EUR 343.3 million, up 23% compared to 2018. Net revenue from international sales rose to EUR 2.066 bln, up approximately 23.5% compared to the previous year.
The companyʼs share of the Hungarian new car sales market reached 16,32% (up 2.2% compared to 2018), making Magyar Suzuki the biggest player for the fourth year in a row, the press release says.
Out of all vehicles sold, 185,002 were cars. Last year, the most popular model globally was Vitara (133,515 sold), followed by SX4 S-CROSS (51,487). Vitara was also Suzukiʼs best-selling model in Hungary, with 12,106 units sold. SX4 S-CROSS sales in the country reached 9,246.
Some 88% (168,774) of all cars manufactured last year by the company was made for export.
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