The car we are talking about today is the Chevrolet Malibu XL. According to the market sales data analysis of compulsory traffic insurance insurance volume statistics, the sales volume of Chevrolet Malibu XL in May 2022 was only 1,750 units. Although compared with the sales data in April, it increased by 16.74% month-on-month, but in the domestic sedan market Ranked 92nd!
The cumulative sales of Chevrolet Malibu XL in the first five months of this year were only 11,922 units, a year-on-year decrease of 47.38% compared with the same period last year. The average monthly sales volume was only 2,384 units, which is the same as the Honda Accord, Volkswagen Magotan , and Nissan Teana is a far cry from similar models, and is even a fraction of the B-class car sales champion Toyota Camry.
At the end of August last year, Chevrolet Malibu XL bid farewell to the 1.3T three-cylinder engine , and was equipped with a 1.5T four-cylinder engine . The maximum power reached 169 horsepower, and the maximum torque of reached 250 Nm. It was matched with a 9AT gearbox and had a mileage of 100 kilometers. The fuel consumption is as low as 6.3L; not only the power is upgraded, but also the intelligent interconnection system is comprehensively improved. The new generation OnStar + comes standard with the new generation BOSCH electronic safety equipment. The overall market competitiveness has been greatly improved, but the sales volume has not improved! It's too late to make amends!
In order to improve market sales, Chevrolet has already started the price-for-volume model. The 2022 Redline 550T automatic sharp version, as a sub-top model, is equipped with a 2.0T+9AT power system. The new car guide price is 195,900, comprehensive After discounts, it only sells for 151,900; the lowest configuration 2022 535T automatic Ruixing version has a guide price of 164,900, and after comprehensive discounts it is only 120,000. The overall price/performance ratio is almost unbeatable. Unfortunately, the sales performance is still tepid! What do you think? Welcome to reply to comments!
