Cadillac China sales increased 56 percent to 80,064 units during the fourth quarter of 2020.
Cadillac does not provide individual sales performance of its vehicles in China, but we do have the following information:
- Over the past year, the brand set its new highest sales record in China – the luxury brand’s primary market by sales volume
- The Cadillac XT5 regained its position as the brand’s best-selling model in 2020
- The XT5 and XT4 are Cadillac’s most popular models in China
- With the introduction of the CT4 luxury sedan, Cadillac now has its strongest portfolio ever in China to compete in the steadily growing luxury vehicle segment
During the complete 2020 calendar year, Cadillac China sales increased 8 percent to 230,527 units.
Sales Results - Q4 2020 - China - Cadillac
MODEL | Q4 2020 / Q4 2019 | Q4 2020 | Q4 2019 | YTD 2020 / YTD 2019 | YTD 2020 | YTD 2019 |
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CADILLAC TOTAL | +55.58% | 80,064 | 51,461 | +7.87% | 230,527 | 213,717 |
The Cadillac Society Take
Cadillac China sales increased significantly during the fourth quarter of 2020, which becomes the second substantial improvement in sales volume achieved in the Asian country after a solid increase of 28 percent in the third quarter. In fact, the 80,064 units that Cadillac sold during Q4 represents the highest quarterly figure ever achieved by the luxury marque in China, which further establishes its spot as its biggest market.
Thanks to this unprecedented performance, Cadillac again set an annual sales record in China with a total of 230,527 deliveries in 2020 – the fourth consecutive year that the world’s largest auto market have led the brand’s global sales by market. The performance represents an 8 percent increase compared to the 213,717 units sold in 2019, a very significant achievement considering the various difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic during 2020.
Cadillac states that the substantial 56 percent jump was driven by its fresh crossover lineup, comprised of XT4, XT5 and XT6. The trio saw a cumulative 40.3 percent growth year-over-year. In addition, the all-new Cadillac CT5 posted its best performance during the period, with sales of the new sedan growing rapidly for four consecutive months.
About The Numbers
- All percent change figures compared to Cadillac China sales for Q4 2019, unless noted otherwise
- Cadillac China sales figures represent retail sales
Further Reading & Sales Reporting
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- Running Cadillac sales results
- Fourth quarter 2020 Cadillac sales results:
- Cadillac sales Q4 2020 USA
- Cadillac Canada sales Q4 2020
- Cadillac China sales Q4 2020 (this page)
- Cadillac South Korea sales Q4 2020
- Cadillac South Korea sales October 2020
- Cadillac South Korea sales November 2020
- Cadillac South Korea sales December 2020
- Cadillac Mexico sales Q4 2020
- Cadillac Russia sales Q4 2020
- Cadillac Russia sales October 2020
- Cadillac Russia sales November 2020
- Cadillac Russia sales December 2020
Andrzej
Congratulations, but this portfolio just can’t be strong and truly competetive with just one four-banger under the hood. Besides, hotter versions always draw customers to dealerships, This is how it works in Europe with AMG/RS/M cars. China is no different. But GM mismanagment knows better – cost cutting rulez.
‘Cadillac now has its strongest portfolio ever in China to compete in the steadily growing luxury vehicle segment’
Scotty Keen
230,000 sales in a COVID year are very serious and impressive numbers. The Chinese market is not like US or Europe. Demand for performance vehicles is eclipsed by demand for luxury vehicles with small turbo engines. Just ask how many M and AMG models BMW and Mercedes sell in China. Hint: very few.
Andrew
Nobody says it’s a bad number. But a four banger under a hood of a big sedan/suv is embarassing for a premium car manufacturer and it’s a reason why many sales are given for free to German competition. Wake up, world is global. Some trends are the same wherever You travel.
Greg
@Andrzej:
In case you didn’t read the article, this is about China. China is NOT in Europe.
Andrew
Read my comment once again next time before replying.