Subaru Corporation Announces Production, Japan Sales and Export Results forFebruary 2018 (Flash Report)

March 29, 2018

< February 2018 >

February 2018
Jan-Feb 2018

Units
2018 vs 2017
Units
’18 vs ’17

Domestic production *1

59,780

+0.7%
First y/y increase in 2 months

104,473

-4.9%

Overseas production *2

29,364

-11.2%
3rd consecutive month of y/y decrease

58,656

-10.3%

Global production total

89,144

-3.5%
4th consecutive month of y/y decrease

163,129

-6.9%

Passenger vehicles
10,605
-19.8%
4th consecutive month of y/y decrease
19,989
-22.9%

Mini vehicles
3,009
-2.0%
8th consecutive month of y/y decrease
5,743
-1.5%

Japan sales total
13,614
-16.4%
4th consecutive month of y/y decrease
25,732
-19.0%

Export total *3

50,964

+13.8%
2nd consecutive month of y/y increase

86,502

+8.5%

< Production >


Domestic production increased year-on-year, as an increase in Subaru XV production offset a decrease in Forester production.


Overseas production decreased year-on-year, as the momentum boosted by the new-generation Impreza declined after its introduction over a year ago.

< Sales in Japan >


Passenger vehicle sales decreased year-on-year, as the momentum boosted by the new-generation Impreza declined after its launch over a year ago.


Mini vehicle sales decreased year-on-year, mainly due to a decline in the Chiffon sales.

< Exports >


Exports from Japan increased year-on-year, as shipments of the Subaru XV*4 for North America and Europe increased.

*1 JAMA (Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Inc.) report basis (CBU)*2 Local line-off basis*3 JAMA report basis*4 Called “Crosstrek” in the North American market.