The given charts provide information about the turnover of automobiles between 2015 and 2019 by three distinct automakers, namely Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai and the percentage of cars sold by category.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that the sales of Toyota cars showed an upward trend, whereas a reverse pattern could be seen in the figure for Honda. Additionally, the proportion of Sedan car type accounts for the smallest value, compared to the data on MPV car type, which is the largest.
With regard to the turnover of automobiles, in 2015, the revenue from Huyndai sale was the highest, at around 3.5 billion dollars, followed by the figure for Honda and Toyota at under 2 and under 1 billion dollars, respectively. The data on Huyndai sale experienced a fall in 2017 to under 2 billion dollars then climbed to around 2.2 billion dollars at the end of the period, while the turnover of Hondar cars increased to marginally 2.5 billion dollars before declining to around 2.7 billion dollars. In contrast, the data on Toyota cars saw an significant increase to almost 3 billion dollars in 2019.
Turning to the proportion of cars sold by type, MPV car kind shows the highest share, at 35%, whereas that of Sedan which is the lowest, recording at 3%. The percentage of SUV and Sportcar are fairly similar, standing at 27% and 25%, in the respective order. In addition, the figure for Hatchback City car makes up for 10%.