The given line chart illustrates the revenue of cars between 2015 and 2019 by three distinct marques, namely Toyota, Honda and Hyundai, while the table demonstrates the percentage of various types of cars being sold in the similar period.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that the turnover of four-wheel vehicles produced by Toyota saw an upward trend, whereas a reverse pattern could be seen in the figures for the remaining automakers over the years shown. Meanwhile, with regard to cars sold by kind, the MPV model was highest among surveyed sectors, while Sedan somehow remained the least popular product.
According to the line chart, the sales of automobiles by Toyota surged from just half a billion in 2015 to almost 2 billion dollars in 2017 before peaking at approximately 3 billion dollars in the final year. Similarly, the data on Honda witnessed a sharp increase to a point of nearly 2.6 billion and suddenly fell to somewhere in the vicinity of 1.8 billion at the end of the time frame, becoming the least favored brand. In contrast, the figure for Hyundai experienced a fluctuating decline to roughly 2.2 billion dollars in 2019, about a million decrease in profit compared to 2015.
Switching to the table, the proceeds of MPV top the list of five recorded categories, at 35%. Meanwhile, the data on SUV and Sportscar are lower, at 27% and 25%, respectively, followed by 10% of Hatchback City Car. Sedan, however, accounts for the lowest value of only 3%.