Ford sells 2,544 units in January

Ford Vietnam reported January sales of 2,544 units with its EcoSport, Ranger and Transit models continuing to retain segment leadership.
Ford sells 2,544 units in January ảnh 1Ford Vietnam reported January sales of 2,544 units with its EcoSport, Ranger and Transit models continuing to retain segment leadership (Photo: baodautu.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - Ford Vietnam reported January sales of 2,544 units with itsEcoSport, Ranger and Transit models continuing to retain segment leadership.

TheRanger led with sales rising 3 percent year-over-year to 1,342 vehicles andaccounting for almost half the pickup trucks sold in the country.

TheEcoSport SUV remained the leader of the compact SUV segment, selling 449vehicles.

TheTransit maintained its leadership of the commercial bus and van segment withsales of 289 vehicles.

TheEverest SUV delivered sales of 116 vehicles while the Explorer premium SUV sold137 units. Ford Vietnam recently began importing the latter from the US with a2.3L EcoBoost engine.

Focus saw sales of 110 units, while the sportyFiesta saw sales rise 12 percent from a year ago to 94 units.-VNA
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