The provided line graph illustrates car sales from 2015 to 2019 for three different brands, while the pie chart compares the distribution of 5 car types across five brands during the same period.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is clear that Zbrand was the dominant figure at the beginning of the period, however Xbrand became the leader by the end. Meanwhile, the pie chart reveals that MVP cars had the largest proportions across all brands.
Turning to the details, Xbrand was the most popular in 2015, selling about 1 million cars, and then rose dramatically to become the market leader with nearly 3 million vehicles sold by 2019. In contrast, Y brand ranked second, starting at around 2 million sales and increasing significantly to a peak of almost 3 million in 2017, before declining back to its earlier level by 2019. Meanwhile, Zbrand began with 3 million car sold in 2015 but experienced a steady decline, reaching approximately 2.5 million in 2019.
Turning to the pie chart, MVP cars had the highest percentage at 35%, significantly surpassing Hatchback cars, which were accounted for 27%. SUVs followed closely at 25%, while Sedans accounted for 10%, which were 7 % higher that the percentage of Sportscars.