Car sales Bentleys increased four percent to 15,174 units. The company said this “significant success” was due to new model introductions, growing demand for customization from the Mulliner division and new plug-in hybrids.
The Bentayga remains the brand’s best-selling vehicle, accounting for 42% of total sales. Bentley sales rose in most major markets except China, where they fell 9% to 3,655 units. Despite the decline, the country remained Bentley’s second largest market after the United States.
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Rolls-Royce it had record sales of 6,021 units in 2022. CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös noted that there is strong demand across the entire product portfolio. Additionally, pre-orders have been “secured through 2023,” he said.
In addition to record sales, Rolls-Royce also mentioned the high demand for customization. The latter is more popular with Middle Eastern customers. Customers are willing to pay an average of around half a million euros (12 million kronor) for their exclusive Rolls-Royce.
Sales were up 8% from 2021, with nearly every market posting gains. China saw single-digit declines, fortunately for Rolls-Royce, with record sales in several individual markets including the US, Germany and the UK.
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Another automaker sharing last year’s sales record is Bugattis. In 2022, the automaker, fresh under the wing of Croatian Rimac, delivered more cars than ever before, namely 80 units.
Bugatti has produced and delivered a number of extraordinary vehicles, including all 1011, the latest Chiron and Chiron Sport for Europe, and the last nine Chiron Super Sport 300+ hypercars. The marque has also completed the 400th Chiron, meaning there are only 100 left until production ends.
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