The firm states that efforts to raise efficiency, along with the use of renewable energy, has helped to bring down its greenhouse emissions per car in 2021.
Subaru of America has announced that it has helped 36,000 shelter pets find homes across as part of its Subaru Loves Pets month campaign in the U.S.A.
Bentley saw average revenue per luxury car rising by 8% in 2021 thanks to a model lineup dominated by its Speed, Mulliner and Hybrid models.
Lamborghini has announced that 2021 was a successful year for its finances, adding to its already successful sales volumes.
Increased sales of electrified vehicles, and increased efficiency from conventional drivetrains have seen the firm's emissions drop 14% compared to 2020.
As the shift to EVs intensifies, everyone - from luxury carmakers, to more budget-oriented marques - is racing to win the hearts and minds of drivers.
Nonetheless, excluding the outlier-year of 2020 when restrictions were at their peak, the general situation on our roads appears to be improving just slightly.
Even with global deliveries in 2021 slipping due to the chip shortage, the firm saw total sales of its electric vehicles rising by a sizable 57.5%.
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With a new all-time high of 2,213,795 units sold in 2021, BMW has taken the lead for global sales in the premium segment.
Volkswagen saw its global sales slip 8% in 2021 thanks to interruptions in production owing to the global semiconductor shortage.
Total sales of electrified models from MINI grew by 64% in 2021, thanks to the success of the MINI Electric and Countryman plug-in hybrid.
Increased global presence in a variety of new markets has aided the firm's spectacular 185% sales growth in 2021, with more yet to come.
With 301,915 vehicles delivered to customers worldwide in 2021, Porsche not only saw an 11% sales growth, but also achieved the strongest result in its history.
Continues demand for the Urus and Huracan saw Lamborghini delivering 8,405 cars worldwide, an all-time sales record for the firm.
Strong sales for Cupra and the strong demand for electrified models sees the firm's sales withstanding the semiconductor shortage.
With a total of 5,586 motor cars delivered to clients around the world, 2021 was the most successful year in the marque's 117-year history.
Mercedes-Benz saw strong demand for its plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles in 2021, even with overall sales falling due to the semiconductor shortage.
Global sales jumped by 24% for Lotus in 2021 as customers snapped up the final versions of the Elise, Exige and Evora.
Demand for the Bentayga, alongside the popularity of the Flying Spur and Continental GT Speed are cited by Bentley as reasons for the strong sales growth.