Mercedes-Benz sells 2.16 million vehicles for 2025

Global key notes are from Mercedes-Benz global sales phone call conference and tbeir presentational sales diagram. Global and U.S. Key notes: -In the U.S. the GLE suv saw a 14% increase in sales from 2024-2025 while seeing a 12% increase in sales from Q3 2024-Q4 2024. -Asia sales for the year decreased by 21% while rising quarter over quarter by 4%. -In the U.S. the GLC increased in sales yearly wise by 20%. -In North America sales decreased year over year by 21% while rising quarter over quarter by 4%. -In the U.S. Mercedes-AMG had their best sales to date because of seeing a 12% year over year increase in sales. -Their core segment globally saw a quarter to quarter increase of 5% while seeing a year over a year decrease of 15%. -In the U.S. the G-Wagon increased achieved its best sales to date again, by increase in sales by 26%. Last year it sold 10,000 units for the first time ever, selling 10,986 units. -Globally their top end segment increased quarter over quarter in sales by 4% but decreased year over year by 15%. -In the U.S. the CLE saw another year over year surge in sales by increasing in sales by 53%. -In the U.S. EV sales increased by 3% year over year and increased quarter over year by 18%. The CLA and the EV GLC are largely responsible for the increases although due to both being released recently, both are scarcely available country wise. The EV GLB isn’t on sale yet. The 4th generation V-Class will be unveiled in march, will be available to the U.S. and it will be available as a EV. Many other EVs including the EV C-Class, EV E-Class, EV GT-4 Door, a high performace EV AMG suv can be expected to be revealed in 2026 and early 2027.