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november 09, 2019 - Seat
SEAT sales grow by more than 30% in October, posting a year to date increase of 11%
- The carmaker concluded the best October in its history with 43,900 vehicles sold
- Since January, #Seat #sales have gone up by 11.1%, with deliveries totalling a new record of close to half a million cars
- SEAT has already sold more in Germany and Switzerland than all of 2018, with record-setting figures
- Sales in France, Italy, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark increased by more than 20%
- CUPRA deliveries escalated by 79% from January to October
SEAT #sales are approaching the final stretch of the year with a new record. From January to October, the Spanish company delivered 498,700 vehicles worldwide, which is 11.1% more than in the same period last year (449,000). With this result, #Seat has sold close to 50,000 more cars and has broken the record set in 2018 from January to October.
Last month, #Seat #sales showed the same strong upward trend seen in September and went up again above 30%. More specifically, the company sold 43,900 vehicles, which is 31.3% more (2018: 33,400). This growth is partially the result of the impact of the implementation of WLTP regulations in September 2018, which led to a sharp rise in #sales shortly before, followed by a decrease in later months. #Seat also concluded the best October in its history, exceeding the result achieved in 2017 (40,200).
SEAT Vice-president for #sales and Marketing and CUPRA CEO #WayneGriffiths made a very positive assessment of these figures. “There are still two months left before the end of the year and #Seat has sold nearly 500,000 cars, a figure which has only been exceeded twice in the company’s 70 year history. We are about to close the year with a new #sales record and achieve a volume that will give us a solid base to face the challenges of the coming year.” Griffiths added: “CUPRA* sales are growing strongly too and we have already delivered 20,600 vehicles, which is 78.9% more than from January to October 2018, thanks to the performance of the #cupraateca.”
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