The brand delivered 926,600 vehicles to customers worldwide, recording a growth of 6.9% as compared to 2023, with Germany remaining its biggest market.
MINI has reported that sales of the MINI Electric grew 25.5%, while total sales for the John Cooper Works cars grew by 8.9% last year.
The German car maker reported a significant increase in sales revenue and operating profit in the first half of 2022.
Porsche has reported that its global sales for the first quarter are down 5%, owing to logistical issues in China and elsewhere.
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%.
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.
After reporting a strong showing for the second half of 2020, Volvo kicks off the new year with a strong sales performance in January.
Lamborghini had a difficult year in 2020, but it bounced back with a new record for half-year sales in the second-half of 2020.
2020 was a challenging year for many, but for Bentley Singapore, 2020 proved to be a year of achievement, with year-on-year growth recorded at almost 15%.
As the world's economy slowly begins the recovery from COVID-19, Volvo has reported that 2020 provided the strongest second half sales in company history.
The Thailand International Motor Expo has concluded on a strong note, with a total of 1.5 million visitors spending close to $2.2 billion at the event.
With an increase in sales of 6%, Porsche Asia Pacific, together with its importer partners, has been reaffirming the potential for the Porsche brand.
Lotus Cars has posted its strongest sales results in seven years with 1,630 cars sold worldwide in 2018, up 2% on 2017.
Following the good start to the year, the Volkswagen brand continued its successful development in the second quarter.
Audi AG has started the second quarter with further growth, with worldwide deliveries in April climbing by 7.5 percent year on year.
Audi AG has posted its strongest first quarter in history, buoyed by a successful sales month in March and more than 450,000 deliveries over three months.
BMW Group Asia performed strongly amidst strong headwinds, achieving a total sale of 10,628 units of BMW and MINI vehicles.
With around 147,750 worldwide deliveries in November, Audi reaffirms its strong sales results, with European sales up six percent in November.