Suzuki Worldwide Sales by Year - Total Vehicles and Revenue

Suzuki worldwide sales reached 3.2 million vehicles for $35 billion USD revenue in 2024, ranking 10th by worldwide sales and also by global revenue.

Unit volume was up 2% by year, global revenue was up 10%, and profit was up 11%.

Suzuki employs over 70,000 people worldwide sourced by 35 manufacturing plants operating in 23 countries.

Suzuki Global Car Sales
Year	Category	Results	Status
2024	Suzuki Sales	3,240,315	↑ 2%
	Revenue	35.4 Billion	↑ 10%
	Cost	25.6 Billion	↑ 9%
	Profit	9.8 Billion	↑ 11%
	Per Vehicle	$3,024	↑ 9%
2023	Suzuki Sales	3,168,249	↑ 6%
	Revenue	32.3 Billion	↑ 3%
	Cost	23.5 Billion	↓ 1%
	Profit	8.8 Billion	↑ 14%
	Per Vehicle	$2,778	↑ 8%
2022	Suzuki Sales	3,000,945	↑ 11%
	Revenue	31.4 Billion	↑ 19%
	Cost	23.7 Billion	↑ 19%
	Profit	7.7 Billion	↑ 22%
	Per Vehicle	$2,567	↑ 10%
2021	Suzuki Sales	2,707,000	↑ 5%
	Revenue	26.3 Billion	↑ 24%
	Cost	20 Billion	↑ 29%
	Profit	6.3 Billion	↑ 9%
	Per Vehicle	$2,327	↑ 3%
2020	Suzuki Sales	2,571,000	↓ 10%
	Revenue	21.3 Billion	↓ 27%
	Cost	15.5 Billion	↓ 27%
	Profit	5.8 Billion	↓ 18%
	Per Vehicle	$2,255	↓ 21%
2019	Suzuki Sales	2,852,000	↓ 14%
	Revenue	29.2 Billion	↓ 8%
	Cost	21.1 Billion	↓ 6%
	Profit	8.1 Billion	↓ 13%
	Per Vehicle	$2,840	↑ 2%
2018	Suzuki Sales	3,327,000	↑ 3%
	Revenue	31.8 Billion	↓ 2%
	Cost	22.5 Billion	↓ 1%
	Profit	9.3 Billion	↓ 2%
	Per Vehicle	$2,795	↓ 5%
2017	Suzuki Sales	3,224,000
	Revenue	32.3 Billion
	Cost	22.8 Billion
	Profit	9.5 Billion
	Per Vehicle	$2,947

Suzuki prospered in 2024 due to its market share in India where the automotive industry is growing rapidly compared to other countries.

Like many automakers based in Japan, Suzuki discloses revenue by a fiscal year dated from April through March. For improved readability we will disclose the year ending March 31st 2025 as year 2024 global sales.

Japanese Yen are converted to US Dollars for this report based on the exchange rate at the end of each fiscal year.

The profit displayed is gross profit after the cost of materials is subtracted, but before administrative fees.

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