The ranking of car brands is based on their overall value, which takes into account things
like how well the company that makes the cars does financially, how well they treat their
customers, how important the brand is when it comes to buying decisions, and how strong
the brand is in the market.
Here Are the Richest Car Companies Which are real Money Makers in Automobile industry.
Number 10 Audi.
Tenth on the list of the most valuable car brands in the world is the German luxury car
company Audi.
Audi's value has gone from $16.97 billion in 2020 to $17.18 billion in 2021, which is
a very small rise.
Audi Auto Group is a part of Volkswagen Group.
It designs, engineers, and makes luxury cars in 19 places in 12 countries, and it sells
them in more than 100 countries around the world.
Audi has seven factories all over the world, and only a few of them are shared with other
Volkswagen Group companies.
Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm are where Audi Group makes the most cars in Germany.
The company also has places where it makes cars that is Hungary, Belgium, and Mexico.
Number 9 volvo.
This year, Volvo, a Swedish company with factories all over the world, is still in ninth place.
Volvo's brand value went from $16.91 billion in 2020 to $17.75 billion in 2021, which is
a small increase.
Ford Motors used to own Volvo Cars, but now a Chinese multinational auto company called
Geely Holding Group runs the company.
Volvo was founded in 1915 as a branch of SKF, a company that made ball bearings.
As of today, Volvo has factories in 18 countries.
Number 8 Ford.
Ford Motor Company, a big American car company, is in eighth place this year, with a value
of $22.67 billion, compared to $18.51 billion in 2020.
Henry Ford started Ford Motors in 1903, making it one of the oldest car companies in the
United States.
Ford sells both cars and work vehicles under the Ford brand, and luxury cars are sold under
the "Lincoln luxury" brand.
Ford is the second-largest car company in the United States and the fifth-largest in
the world.
Ford has 90 plants and other facilities around the world.
Number 7 Honda.
Honda, a Japanese car company that also makes motorcycles and power tools, is the seventh
richest car brand in the world, according to a list made by Forbes, Honda's value went
from $33.10 billion in 2020 to $31.36 billion in 2021, which was a small drop from the year
before.
In 1986, Honda was the first Japanese company to make a luxury brand all its own.
This brand was called Acura.
Honda isn't only just in the car and motorcycle businesses but also had several business accross
the world.
Number 6 Porche.
This year, Porsche, which is also made in Germany and is owned by Volkswagen, has dropped
to sixth place.
In 2022, the value of the Porsche brand is $34.32 billion, up from $33.91 billion in
2021.
Porsche and Volkswagen have always been good friends.
In 1969, they worked together to make the Volkswagen-Porsche 914 and 914-6, which was
a huge hit.
The company has 7000 patents all over the world, and every year 400 new patents are
filed.
The company has six factories in different parts of the world.
Number 5 Tesla.
This year, Tesla has moved up one spot and is now ranked fifth.
In 2022, the company will be worth USD 36.27 billion.
When compared to the previous year, the value of Tesla went up by about 15%.
Tesla is an American company that makes cars and energy.
It is also the biggest maker of electric cars in the world.
ZETA that is Zero Emission Transport Association is a group made up of Tesla and 27 other companies.
Their goal is to switch all internal combustion engine cars to electric cars.
Elon Musk, the company's well-known CEO, is also a major shareholder with a 22 percent
stake in Tesla.
In 2009, Tesla made its first car, which was called the Roadster.
Tesla has 598 stores in different places around the world.
Number 4 BMW.
BMW stands for Bayerische Motoren Werke , which is a German company that makes cars.
The fourth most popular car brand in the world is BMW.
BMW was able to keep its place in the market compared to last year.
However, as of 2022, the company's value has gone down by USD 0.04 billion.
BMW was started more than 100 years ago, in 1916.
It is leading car and motorcycle company in the world.
BMW group has 31 production and assembly facilities in 15 countries around the world and a global
sales network in more than 140 countries.
Number 3 Volkswagen.
Volkswagen is still in third place with a brand value of USD 47.02 billion, the same
as last year.
Since last year, the value of the Volkswagen brand has gone up by almost $2 billion.
Volkswagen's most famous model, the Beetle, is known all over the world.
Volkswagen is a German company that has been making cars since 1937.
It has 136 factories in different parts of the world.
Volkswagen, which is also known as VW, makes designs, manufacture and sells cars and trucks
for business and personal use in more than 150 countries.
Number 2 Mercedes Benz.
Mercedes-Benz is a German luxury car company, fell to second place this year, with a brand
value of $58.2 billion.
The value of Mercedes Benz has dropped by almost $7 billion since last year, when it
was worth $65.04 billion.
Mercedes is also on the cutting edge of many technological advances that the company has
made over the many years it has been making cars.
Even though Mercedes Benz's main factory is in Germany, the company has factories in many
other countries.
Mercedes-Benz has 93 factories in 17 countries on 4 different continents.
Number 1 Toyota.
Toyota Motor Corporation is now the biggest car company in the world.
It has passed Mercedes-Benz to take the top spot.
In 2022, the Japanese automaker Toyota will have a brand value of 59.47 billion dollars,
which is more than the previous year's record of 58.07 billion dollars.
Even though the Coronavirus pandemic caused problems in the supply chain, Toyota has been
able to show strong growth this year.
Most automakers around the world had trouble making cars because the government put a lockdown
on production and there weren't enough workers.
still,Toyota's sales grew by a lot, especially in China.
This was due to pent-up demand and the slow recovery of the economy as a whole.
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