Luxury Car Market in the UK: Sales Volume and Segment Analysis
The luxury car market showcases fluctuating sales volumes across different segments. According to Statista Market Insights, the sales volume for new luxury cars in the United Kingdom is projected to vary between numerous segments from 2014 to 2028.
Within the seven segments examined, BMW leads in sales, with 1,247 vehicles sold. In contrast, ALPINA ranks last, with sales of only one vehicle.
Statista Market Insights provides comprehensive data on diverse markets. For additional statistics, you can find comparisons of revenue by automobile manufacturers in Japan and revenue comparisons within Switzerland. The data provided in this analysis are estimates.
Market Segment Definition:
The luxury car market segment encompasses passenger vehicles that have an average footprint of about 5m2 (54 ft2), an average mass approaching 2,200kg (4,850lbs), and a passenger/cargo space of over 3.4 cubic meters (120 ft3). These vehicle models stand out due to their premium price points. Numerous companies dedicate their production exclusively to this segment. All figures presented represent sales of new luxury cars in their basic configuration for the respective year, excluding used vehicles and any adapted equipment sold with the new car. The pricing and revenue data, as well as the distribution of connectivity features, drive types, autonomy levels, and average CO2 emissions, are all based on the base models.
Market Segment Specifications:
- European Car Segment: F (Luxury Cars)
- US Car Segment: Large Cars
- Chinese Car Segment: Category B
Commonly known as:
Full-size Luxury Cars or High-end Luxury Cars, also known as Oberklasse.
Example Models:
Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, Jaguar XJ, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, and Porsche Panamera.
