The line chart illustrates automobile sales of 3 brands within the 2015-2019 duration, while the circular one depicts the proportions of car models sold.
Overall, the sales of X brand managed to maintain a progressive trend, whereas that of Z underwent a downfall and Y’s ended up virtually unchanged. Also, the most opted-for type of cars was MPV.
Specifically, delving into the line diagram, in 2015, the transactions of Z brand prevailed with about 3.3 million cars sold, practically doubling and tripling Y and X brands’, respectively. Nevertheless, as time went by, the figure fell seemingly non-stop and eventually stood at around 2.3 million cars per year. Contrarily, X brand witnessed an exponential rise in business, and topped at about 3 million deals in 2019. As for Y brand, their automobile sales maximized at about 2.5 million in the 2017, and then slowly reduced to the initial 1.8-million level at the end of the given period.
Shifting our focus towards the pie chart, it is easily observed that the figure for MPVs sold constituted the largest proportion, 35%, and was 10% higher than the share of SUVs. What’s more, ranking second, the sales of Hatchback City Cars registered 27%, approximately three times and nine times as high as the transactions of Sedans and Sportscars, 10% and 3% in the given order.