OEM future car model programmes to 2020

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1 OEM future car model programmes to edition August 2010 In this report sample you ll find an overview of the report, a full table of contents and list of data tables and figures, plus one sample page of each chapter. To order a copy of the full report; Go to: Call: +44 (0) store@just-auto.com Author: Glenn Brooks Date published: August 2010 Published by: Aroq Limited Seneca House Buntsford Park Road Bromsgrove Worcestershire B60 3DX United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) store@just-auto.com Web: Registered in England no:

2 Overview This report is an essential reference if you need to have a knowledge of all key vehicle manufacturers' future car model launches around the world. It provides analysis of each OEM's model launches by region and provides tables of future models to be launched out to The report grew from just-auto s Product Life Database (PLDB) and that product s unique monitoring of global vehicle programmes in real time. This report is intended to supplement PLDB s searchable online database, focusing on future vehicle programmes and delivering analysis of the major OEMs and brands by region. PLDB which serves as an online reference tool for current and future global vehicles, is itself searchable by a variety of data fields, and is ideal for subscribers who need to see future model data by country name but necessarily by region. This report offers analysis and background information into OEMs' car model strategies and future plans in ten global markets, the aim being to offer expert and non-specialist readers alike, a clear, succinct picture of the future models which most matter. Each chapter is analysed by OEM, providing a comprehensive review of every major OEM's future car launch activity within each individual market. Both local and foreign OEMs' activities are compared. The key regions reviewed are: China North America South America Europe Russia Japan South Korea India Australia Africa: North and West

3 South Africa Data contains future car model highlights for all regions from 2010 up to The data includes brand, future model name, segment, platform, production location, codename and expected launch year. OEMs reviewed include: Acura Alfa Romeo Audi Bajaj Beijing Auto (BAW) BMW Buick BYD Cadillac Changan-Chana Chery Chrysler Citroën Dacia Daewoo (or ) Daihatsu Dodge Emgrand (Geely) FAW Geely Gleagle (Geely) GMC Great Wall HaiMa (FAW Hainan) Haval (Great Wall) Holden Hongqi (Red Flag)

4 Infiniti Jeep Lada Lancia Lexus Mahindra Maruti Sukuki Mazda Mazda (FAW Hainan) Mazda (FAW) Mercedes-Benz MG (SAIC) Mini Mitsubishi Motors Opel Opel & Vauxhall Peugeot Rely (Chery) Renault REVA (Mahindra-REVA) Riich (Chery) Roewe (SAIC) Saab Samsung SEAT Škoda smart SsangYong Subaru Suzuki Tata Motors Voleex(Great Wall) Volga Volkswagen Volvo

5 Zotye Segments covered include: City Compact Minivan Compact MPV Coupe Crossover Executive Kei Lower Medium Minivan MPV Pick-up Small Small, Crossover & SUV Sports SUV SUV & Pick-up Upper Medium

6 Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Advice to the reader from the author Chapter 2 China Volkswagen Group (Audi, Škoda and Volkswagen) General Motors (Buick, Cadillac, and Wuling) BYD Changan (Chana) SAIC - Renault Alliance PSA Peugeot Citroën Chery Suzuki Geely Group Chapter 3 North America General Motors Chrysler Group - Volkswagen Chapter 4 South America General Motors

7 PSA Peugeot Citroën Renault Volkswagen Chapter 5 Europe Volkswagen Group PSA Peugeot Citroën Renault Group General Motors BMW Group Daimler - Chapter 6 Russia AvtoVAZ (Lada) / Renault- Alliance Daewoo GAZ Group General Motors Mitsubishi Motors (MMC) / PSA Peugeot Citroën Volkswagen Group Chapter 7 Japan Daihatsu Suzuki Mazda Mitsubishi Motors (MMC)

8 Fuji Heavy Industries (Subaru) Chapter 8 South Korea Renault Samsung GM Daewoo (GMDAT) SsangYong Chapter 9 India Maruti Suzuki Tata Motors General Motors Renault- Alliance/Bajaj Auto Volkswagen Group Chapter 10 Australia General Motors Holden Chapter 11 Africa: North and West Renault- Alliance PSA Peugeot Citroën Chapter 12 South Africa Volkswagen Group BMW Mercedes-Benz General Motors Renault- Alliance

9 List of tables Table 1: Future car model highlights: China, Table 2: Future car model highlights: North America, Table 3: Future car model highlights: South America, Table 4: Future car model highlights: Europe, Table 5: Future car model highlights: Russia, Table 6: Future car model highlights: Japan, Table 7: Future car model highlights: South Korea, Table 8: Future car model highlights: India, Table 9: Future car model highlights: Africa, Table 10: Future car model highlights: Africa,

10 Chapter 1 Introduction This report grew from just-auto s Product Life Database (PLDB) and that product s unique monitoring of global vehicle programmes in real time ( This report is intended to supplement PLDB s searchable online database, focusing on future vehicle programmes and delivering analysis of the major OEMs and brands by region. PLDB, which serves as an online reference tool for current and future global vehicles, is itself searchable by a variety of data fields, and is ideal for subscribers who need to see future model data by country name but necessarily by region. This report offers analysis and background information into ten global markets, the aim being to offer expert and non-specialist readers alike, a clear, succinct picture of the future models which most matter. Advice to the reader from the author While this report has been compiled as a summary of regions, in certain cases, a major national market has been given its own chapter. This has been done in the interests of accessibility and clarity. i.e. to have written of the vastly different South Korean, Chinese and Japanese markets simply as Asia, would have served no purpose. As for the inclusion of a chapter entitled North America, again, logic applies: major OEMs operate a three-countries/one market regional outlook so singling out the US over Canada and Mexico was not seen as beneficial to the reader.

11 Chapter 2 China Table 1: Future car model highlights: China, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date BMW BYD BYD Changan- Chana Changan- Chana Emgrand (Geely) Emgrand (Geely) FAW Gleagle (Geely) Great Wall HaiMa (FAW Hainan) Haval (Great Wall) Hongqi (Red Flag) Mazda (FAW Hainan) Mazda (FAW) Mercedes-Benz MG (SAIC) Peugeot Rely (Chery) Riich (Chery) Roewe (SAIC) Voleex(Great Wall) Audi Beijing Auto (BAW)

12 Chapter 3 North America Table 2: Future car model highlights: North America, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date BMW Cadillac Chrysler Dodge Dodge Volkswagen Acura Buick Cadillac Cadillac

13 Chapter 4 South America Table 3: Future car model highlights: South America, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date Citroën Volkswagen Citroën Mitsubishi Motors

14 Chapter 5 Europe Table 4: Future car model highlights: Europe, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date Audi Audi Audi Citroën Citroën Mercedes- Benz Opel and Vauxhall SEAT Volvo Alfa Romeo Audi BMW BMW Citroën

15 Chapter 6 Russia Table 5: Future car model highlights: Russia, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date Opel Volkswagen Citroën Citroën Lada Lada Mitsubishi Peugeot Peugeot Renault SsangYong SsangYong SsangYong Lada Lada Škoda Škoda Volga Volkswagen

16 Chapter 7 Japan Table 6: Future car model highlights: Japan, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date Daihatsu Daihatsu Mazda Mitsubishi Subaru Suzuki Mitsubishi Suzuki Suzuki Mitsubishi Subaru Mazda

17 Chapter 8 South Korea Table 7: Future car model highlights: South Korea, Brand Future model Segment Platform Daewoo (or ) Production location Codename Expected launch date Samsung Samsung SsangYong Daewoo (or ) Daewoo (or ) Samsung SsangYong SsangYong Samsung Samsung

18 Chapter 9 India Table 8: Future car model highlights: India, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date Maruti Suzuki REVA (Mahindra- REVA) Tata Motors Volkswagen Mahindra Maruti Suzuki Maruti Suzuki Maruti Suzuki Renault REVA (Mahindra- REVA) Škoda Škoda

19 Chapter 10 Australia Table 9: Future car model highlights: Africa, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date Holden Holden Holden Holden Holden Source: PLDB/just-auto Although General Motors Holden continues to proclaim itself the market leader, such is the success of LCV-based 4x4s and pick-ups that is the true local number one. Indeed, the Hilux pick-up has in recent times been the country s best=selling vehicle in some of the states that make up the Commonwealth of Australia. In light of this, it might then seem odd that s local manufacturing operations centre not on the Hilux or even the Corolla sedan that also finds much favour with Australians, but the Camry sedan. A free-trade agreement with Thailand is the reason why the Hilux and Corolla remain as imports. Meanwhile, the federal government in Canberra has in recent times provided Australia with generous incentives to keep Camry-based models being built at the Altona plant in suburban Melbourne.

20 Chapter 11 Africa: North and West Table 10: Future car model highlights: Africa, Brand Future model Segment Platform Production location Codename Expected launch date Renault Peugeot Renault BMW Mercedes- Benz Renault Source: PLDB/just-auto Renault- Alliance While most observers think only of South Africa when it comes to vehicle production in Africa, there are now plans to greatly increase the number of vehicles being manufactured in the north west of the continent. Renault confirmed in June 2010 that its forthcoming plant in Tangier would build two vehicles based on the B0 architecture. This platform dates from the second-generation Clio and is used by Dacia for all its Logan-based cars and LCVs. This new facility in Morocco will have an initial capacity of 170,000upa,

21 Chapter 12 South Africa Volkswagen Group Automotive investment in South Africa, which slowed to a trickle as the economy contracted in 2009, has lately begun to pour into the country following several rounds of interest rate cuts. Volkswagen, the market leader, is the best example, having created 1,000 new jobs created between mid-2009 and mid-2010 at its Uitenhage plant in Eastern Cape province. Volkswagen sold 35,283 vehicles in the first half of 2010, an increase of xx% compared with the corresponding prior-year period, while the overall passenger car market rose by xxxx%. VW s market share increased to xxxx%, up from xxxx%. This, incidentally, is identical to the percentage of the European market controlled by the OEM in the first six months of this year. Production at Uitenhage will double this year to xxxxxx units with the export volume for the new Polo expected to rise from xxxxxx cars shipped in 2009 to more than xxxxxx units in Three Polo-based models (Polo, Polo Vivo and CrossPolo) are set to be built in South Africa until 2017, at which time they should be replaced by rebodied cars on the same A05 platform. Before then, VWSA may add assembly of the Amarok pick-up on a new line at Uitenhage. BMW BMW has long had local manufacturing operations in South Africa, with the 3 Series sedan a steady seller. Expect the next-generation model to again be assembled at the company s Pretoria plant from Mercedes-Benz While the BMW 3 Series is the major player in what is an unusually large segment for the size of the overall market, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan also sells well in South Africa. A new-generation model is expected to roll off the assembly line in the city of East London in 2012.