Top 10 Car Producing Countries 1950 - 2019
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Ranking of world's largest world's countries by car (motor vehicle) production
Figures include passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, minibuses, trucks, buses and coaches
Music: Night Stalker - Wave Saver
China: I heard you were playing games? Others: we are playing with cars. China: what is a car? Can I join you?
@Avik Maji bhai hum unse kuch zyaada hi peechey hain....
haha.then game over
Let me make 100m fake cars
Yeah but China just stole others tech and make fake versions with slave labour
Shall I laugh now?
South korean and Japanese stories are the most impressive because of their lack of sizable domestic consumption. They were mostly playing on foreign turf. Amazing
Germany automotive industry is mostly for foreign consumption too, the top-selling car in China is the Volkswagen Lavida...
What are you talking about? Japan's population is on the top 10 list.
In the 1990 S.Korea moved to private consumption and open import to its country they doing pretty well.
@speako 13 is turkey terrorist fatih turkey that's like 2 mid size Indian states.. Not big😅
They make india look pathetic 😂😂😂😂
Japan's 70's is impressive!!
Yes. Collapsed under square negotiate. Did Japanese not hate US governer? Or had to pretend to lower its head?
The oil crisis really paved the way for the Japanese companies to thrive, because the Japanese cars at the time, the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Datsun 510, Toyota Celica, Subaru DL, Mazda RX3, RX4, Dodge Colt(Mitsubishi Galant import), were all seen as superior, well built and fuel efficent and reigned from the 70s to the 90s.
Toyotism, a new management system, showing it's impressive benefits.
I mean with Toyota,Lexus,Honda,Acura,Mitsubishi,and other stuff they are pretty good
@@NFSMAN50 agreed
Japan's monster move in the 70's! Loving the speedometer time tracker. :)
The Japanese economic bubble is dubbed the greatest party of all time.
The bubble period was really good. I got paid so much that I couldn't spend it all. I even wiped my ass with bills. Today, Japan is poor in many ways.
@@gabrielgingras814 The bubble started in 1986.
@@gabrielgingras814
70's is still not in bubble .
everyone knows when china enter the chat he became a group admin
hahhahaa
So wats ur point in telling that ur from india?
Because of Population
@@iamawesome2811 I don't think so
@@iamawesome2811 Did you think the population of India is small?
Imagine if it started in 1886 and it just said
Germany: 1
Imagine if it started in 1769 and it just said France: 1
@@michaels.m.530 Fair point, also: nice
imagine if it started on the first century and counted china as inventors of the wheel
Say no to Racism
@@lolmolsol5652 Say yes to beer
Someone noticed? How india is going upwards ❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@Nikhil Gihar surely let's do it💪
India is rising. But some freaks are ignorant of that fact. Those idiots are boot lickers of the west.
Modi government 👍🏼
@@kalyanroy8712 yes.. some idiots are boot lickers of the west, but then we have many idiots that can't see that India moved by one 2 notches in the.last 10 years and then chant Modi Modi... without even understanding that Modi just built up on the foundation laid by others...🤪🤪🤪
No doubt India will go to 2nd position. But still we are far behind if we consider our population.
4: 37 and here comes our India 🇮🇳❤️
india no.1
@@stonesking6833 not now but will
In China, no body thinks about number 1; they just work. a lot of chinese don't even know China already is number 1 in the car industry. pls go ahead fight for you number 1, good luck!
@@firefoxspace because your regime dont want their public to know about real world ..
They fear of public upraising ..
As long as economy is stable china is stable ..
Other wise we know bloody politics of china , cultural revolution, 70s-80s hunger deaths , civil war , massacres of tibbetians , uigher and every one opposing communist ideology .. even in party they killed many ..
in india we may have differences but we dont do inhuman things for power , we work hard after losing , we win trust , and welcome decision of public ..
Democracy may get slow results but it will be always stable ..
Atleast
@@Sonukumawat23 you are a fool,bro
"Every stats video exists "
China before 90s - I 'am nowhere to be seen
China after 2010 - I 'am the ruler now
But they make other's brands.
Ruler of spreading corona virus.
China is great.
China brand car is so i don't know what to say, have some brand we don't know, we just know geely holding take the volvo and proton
@@davidcopperfield2735 in population.
As soon as China entered in 1997, I knew the end result of this video!
interesting is that cars made in china are rarely sold outside china...
That is because they only have three wheels !@!@ yhaaa
@@rogerfargos1138 or two
or you go and see those cars made in China before your worthless words
Fuck TRUMP !@!$$%%#@##
Year 2000 exists
China:- my time has come
Whenever China comes they just integrates the entire Market.
@@Mohammad_Trabalka He is probably talking about production.
@@Mohammad_Trabalka thats what stupid ppl think
@@Mohammad_Trabalka nobody bought Chinese smartphone 10 years ago.
@@Mohammad_Trabalka Chinese brands make up 70% of the market
@@Mohammad_Trabalka lol, noob and useless msl cannot build anything.
By seeing China we missed that india is in top 4
Will be third after 2025 and second after 2030
@HoSayHoSay your jealousy makes us more proud of our country ❤🇮🇳 Bharat mata ki Jai🙏
India need some toilets
@@buyabuya9532 we have enough 98%of population .... but yes we need 2% more 😂
@@THECODERSPOINT more like reverse 98% without toilet
Its always the same, first China is no where to be seen. Suddenly from 2009 it goes miles ahead.
Every single time.
@@henryfink5348 Not entirely Obama’s fault. It’s mainly career politicians that have the tax law set up to incentive companies to invest their money in China.
It's companies, big guys like toyota or GM who did that. It goes back to the 90s way before Obama was evem on the radar
They need some time first to copy the technology from other countries before they can use their 1,4 billion people to produce it for cheap..
Capitalism has a lot to do with scale - the more you sell the more you make. Well, China has five times the amount of home grown consumers - do the math. Fortunately for us they do not try and impose their culture on others, a habit America has indulged in extensively.
Global Wage Arbitrage. The evils of exploitation. Now go watch "China Uncensored" for videos about the fallout from all of it...
Thank you for building the beetle over so many decades Mexico.
Thank you Brazil for building the Bulli even longer than the beetle
4:29 When China overtook Germany's third spot in 2006, the U.S. and Japan still produced about two times more cars than China, their spots looked safe to me, but in 2007 China overtook both of them. That's bloody unbelievable, how did China do that? I thought they need at least 10 years to get the top spot but they did it in just one year!
Unbelievable
Both USA,Japan and Germany Companies migrated to China for Production due to the rise of Cost Production in their Countries.
à lot of Chinas production is actually foreign brands; Audi, Citroën, Tesla etc.
everything is made in china
@@daudwilson8326 SOME of their production, US still produces over 9 million autos, Japan over 7 million.
China saw Mexico get near and said "oh hell nah"
@Kenny Santo yeah mexico vietnam and india will take china’s spot really soon
@@pol1315 bruh not really unless ur trolling ..what mexico veitnam and india is doing in 2020 china did that in 2000s or 2005-06
@Super what was the growth rate of US ? it is no way near ..the condition their is very stable PS china is bigger than usa
umm taco :)
@@Zrck33 México best country in América.
It took China just over 10 years (1998-2008) from first appearing and then claimed the crown.
Yes, when Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Ford, Chevrolet, Fiat started their production in factories in China. Welcome to capitalism !
If you can count the stuff built there as “cars.”
It took less than a year for American car companies to shut down and send all their factories to China in the 1990's.
@@stevelacker358 lol. Fun fact. Tesla built is China has better quality, better fit, better finishes than Tesla built in the US. Which has a 60% reject rating on first delivery. Where consumer do a quick walk-around the cars before they accept it.
The only 40% ONLY accept the cars because they don't want to wait another 6-8 months for delivery.
Right around NAFTA?
worth noting that Spain has less than half of the population any of the rest have, except Belgium. I didn't expect to see it appear so early and hold on for so long
Producer does not mean manufacturer, I take for example France whose all French brands are 80% assembled abroad (China, Russia, Romania, Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and especially in Spain). All cars assembled in Spain are all 100% foreign which distorts your Top 10 , no 100% Spanish car brand is manufactured in Spain , due to this fact Spain should not appear in this Top 10. Translated text from French to English by Google translation.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Productor no quiere decir constructor , tomo como ejemplo Francia cuyas marcas Francesas son 80% ensambladas en el extranjero ( China , Rusia , Rumania , Turquía , Marruecos , Argelia , Túnez y sobre todo en España ). Todos los coches montados en España son 100% extranjeros lo que falsea su Top 10 , ninguna marca de coche 100% Española se fabrica en España , debido a este hecho España no debería aparecer en este Top 10. Texto traducido del francés al español por Google traducción.
@@thierryrebillard6432 yet when it appeared the brands were Spanish and other than the Seat 600 (a version of the Fiat 500) the cars and trucks were 100% Spanish.
@@jporraseditAt the time when Spain produced some brands of trucks and cars SEAT (FIAT license) it was quite confidential and it can not influence the world automotive market of the last 30 years.
It is incredible how Mexico is the 6th producer of automobiles and does not have a car company
yes it have, the brand " Dina " mexican brand
There are many production plants in Mexico for the export of world-class car manufacturers to North and South America.
Amazing story telling! If a picture is worth a thousand words, this video is a great book. From the early US dominance, to the rise of Japan, the emergence of S Korea, to the light-speed overtake by China. This video tells it all in 6 minutes. Bravo!
Also the fall the Great Britain. It went from formidable number 2 spot to nowhere to be seen in the list. Boris Johnson should see this chart to get a realistic view of his country today before send it's warships to South China sea to confront Chinese dominance in South China sea.
SHAME ON BRITAIN .THEY INVENTED STEAM ENGINE AND OPENED THE PANDORA BOX TO THE WORLD AND NOW HIDING THEMSELVES IN THE LIST OF MOST CAR PRODUCERS THINKING THEY ARE" INNOCENT ". TIME SHALL BE ARRIVE WHEN YOU HAVE TO PAY THE PRICE .
@@sidhuprakash1949 why are u so aggresive?
@James Marshall Boris is fearless & follow the roadmap of American.
In most sectors we can see these Asian legends topping 🇯🇵🇨🇳🇮🇳🇰🇷
But I'm india and china is still poor per capita
@@bird_poop wake up! China's GDP per capita is five times more than India's
@@leo6005g both poor compare to north america,most part of europe,japan, singapore and oil rich middle eastern countries.
Bcz of population
@@leo6005g *3 times
China of 2021: Hey guys, come and play a game of development. Let' s compete who is more rich and safe and sound.
US: What does safe mean?
India: what does rich mean?
Rich means Asia's richest man Mukesh ambani who is Indian
This vid was absolutely fantastic. Subscribed for sure. That said, I have a joke to add:
Ireland: "Don't forget the Delorian time machine!" Again, wonderful video.
Ok, the subject and the music kept my heart beating fast, it was like a formula 1 race, great!
Our india there in that position means this credit goes to ratan tata
Suzuki plants in India manufacturer more than Tata. There're also Mahindra, Hyundai, MG, Honda , Mitsubishi, Renault, Nissan , Toyota, KIÀ, Fiat, Wolkswagan, Skoda, Audi etc.
@@Nature-kv1mr tata is no 1 in India now which has highest market capitalisation
Nope credit goes to maruti most
@@harikrishnan4183 nope cars = maruti
Koi pass bhi nahi bhatkta
@Lakshmi rani maruti suzuki has very bad quality
Japan is always there in every race.
A lot of China's production is tied to exports, but for China's automobile industry, it is almost all domestic production. The same applied to the USA for the past 80 years or so. The average Chinese citizen has never had enough for a car until around 2000+, so it's natural they'd lead the world in producing them for their own MASSIVE population. Japan and South Korea as well as Germany and Sweden do a lot more exports.
I'd love to see a video on automobile exports by country.
I want to tell you that from 2022 to September, China will become the country with the largest export of cars in the world
@@tomciao4016
China is already #1 by EV production last year
China's growth from 2000 and India's growth from 2010 just lit, history repeating once again
India is very hopeful,but it need a revolution,or it can't develop fast
@@y4n0 ？？
@@nowotnyeric3418 I'm from India
You're right
India not need car but india need toilet
@@alexxander3498 98.9% India already have toilets. I guess you need education because this rate is higher than most of the European, African and South American countries. Official report of World Health Organization 2019. Stop following western media propaganda against India and those 7 years old UA-cam videos. All things changed after 2014.
Entry of India took place in 2006 and in 13 years, its in top 4. A very fast growth. I appreciate tata and maruti for this achievement.
@@Anand99947 Okay, but maruti and tata helped automobile sector of india after Hyundai and Ford to come at this rank. If you talk about today ,ford and Hyundai are not very famous.
And Mahindra,force?
@@Anand99947 chennai is not a country dumbass
@@Anand99947 also mahindra
@@Anand99947 Abe joker. Chennai is not country 🙄
These are where cars are finally assembled. Most cars are produced internationally with parts, technology and design coming from multiple countries. Also, if you look at car production by value you will get a very different bar chart.
True.
Not all countries, if I knew German economy, I should know all is made in Germany
Fact
It's time for China and India🔥
Mexico, slowly but surely advancing 👍🏼🇲🇽💪🏼🇲🇽
Orgullo seria si fueran autos mexicanos, idiota.
@@e3724 con algo se empieza
No hay orgullo cuando solo somos manofactureros
Todos los países del vídeo del primer mundo y luego está México , es como alumno pobre en una escuela privada jajaja, México es único jajaja
Que no era Colombia el productor y México el que los traslado
All videos started in1960
China: "I will end this man' whole career"
How about police killing and COVID-19 cases and deaths?
@@tearborn I believe USA is number 1 in terms of those
@@someone1949 it might be China in police killings
@@tearborn show me the evidence what your saying is true or not?
@@x-90 In China most police don’t carry guns
1975
USA: "What am I hearing?"
Japan: *muffled eurobeat in the distance*
Country of production as in where the final assembly line is located. Final assembly is strategically located where the world wide demand can be fulfilled. This chart has more to do with Geographical location of the countries rather than the actual demand in their respective countries.
India is also growing very fast
India lacked cuz of its socialist system but its changing very fast
You up people will never change always self boosting stupids
That's self-comsuption...
@@shawnmicheal9638 hey you jerk he is just praising his country like everybody is doing. India came on 4th spot and yeah we can praise our country for this What's wrong here you hate monger .
@@shawnmicheal9638 Congress IT-Cell
Big hand for India for getting into top 5 manufactures👏👏👏
@@Sanjaykumar-fn5hs soon 🔥 🔥 🔥
@@Sanjaykumar-fn5hs stop dreaming,bring your soldiers back from north boundary to factory , work hard , collaborate with other countries and open the door
@@Sanjaykumar-fn5hs please go ahead and good luck!
LoL. See China is on top, but we are happy with no. 5. This is exactly why India will never develop.
@@MrX-el6jq Very few smart guy, focus on economic development, improve the living standard of the great Indian people, this is what the government should do.
Unbelievable what the Chinese destroyed by the British, and the Germans after the destruction of World War II, could do! It arouses admiration and respect! An EXCELLENT film and its form, which is effective and adequate to the subject! THANK YOU!
Why don't you do one of these data charts showing the countries that can't make a car. Australia would rise to rank as No1.
澳大利亚流放的囚犯第一
I miss the Japanese cars of the 1980's... simple, reliable, efficient. They combined the high quality and simple functionality that made the Japanese brands famous in the first place with non-complicating improvements such as electronic ignition and basic fuel injection, for even greater reliability and efficiency. Unfortunately the Japanese companies have gone chasing higher-priced markets since then, making fancy features standard and putting all advances in engine technology into higher horsepower instead of greater fuel efficiency. My rustbucket 1987 Tercel used to get 39 MPG when it had over 200,000 miles on it; hard to find a non-hybrid to match that today in peak condition, with 30+ years of technology advances.
My 1988 Nissan Hatchback was the most practical car I ever owned. At 55mph, the then speed limit, and after some fiddling with custom timing and heat settings I got 56mpg from Kansas City, Oklahoma City, 2 passengers and light luggage. Now it was only 70hp so hill climbing was a bit tedious, yet on much longer trips like KC to NYC, cruising at 90mph mileage would drop down to around 40mpg and hills weren't a problem. Mind you it was advertised at 39mpg highway and I always beat that number even under less favorable conditions. It did have one issue. On a NYC to KC trip, in the dead of winter, I got caught in a blizzard for 2 states. Speed was down to about 50mph and I had the heat and defrost on full. Unknown to me the thermostat had closed since I was drawing all the heat out of the engine for heating the interior. Snow filled the front end from the grill right up to the block, which massed into a solid block. I stopped for gas and opened the hood and freaked out. I prayed I didn't do something that caused the electric fans to come on and burn up so I made sure defrost was not used, which might start the fans for the a/c portion of that feature. By the next morning , through the storm and sunny weather right around the freezing point, I stopped for breakfast in St. Louis, and left it running and slowly that massive block of now solid ice began to melt off. By the time I got home it was all but gone. I was really worried that the expansion of the ice would rupture the radiator of a/c condenser. It didn't. I drove this car for 5 years and 111K miles until an idiot hit us from behind and totalled it. I bought a 1992 SE model coupe, not as practical, but still running as we speak, though I sold it to a friend who was in need of cheap transportation, but I miss it all the time. You can't buy good utilitarian vehicles anymore. Even the Hyundai Elantra, arguably in the same class as the Nissan Sentra, no longer is sold with a manual transmission, the very foundation of utility, longevity and very low service requirements and cost. Yes, I miss the older cars for sure. That being said, I love my Genesis but it's anything but cheap and economical.
You can still buy Japanese cars like that in Japan,here is America they have been regulated out of production. You can even buy a new car in Japan without airbags,you know for the people that actually know how to drive.
1994 Toyota Celica
@@GunRunner3 What makes you think that? Or you just enjoy insulting people gratuitously? I DO have a separate comment on here speaking about communism and the Cold War. If you knew all about my whole life, then you would have known that.
@@mokeimusic Yeah, I lived in Japan for about 3 years, 2003 to 2006. I had a Suzuki Alto that looked like a 3/4 scale version of a Volkswagen Rabbit from the early 1980's. It was one of those 660cc Kei cars, with a 3 cylinder engine and an old bottle-shaped spark coil like American cars had in the 1960's. You mostly never go faster than 40 mph in Japan, except on major expressways, but the roads are narrow and twisty with inadequate guard rails and big square concrete blocks or buttresses IMMEDIATELY next to the driving lane. It's uncanny... you'd absolutely swear 40 mph was at least 60 mph. Unlike American roads, they do not have any standard about how wide a certain type of road should be. One minute it is wide with two lanes marked, next thing you know it is barely one lane as it squeezes between buildings or past large rocks. I think it was my 8th try when I finally passed the driving test.
Anyway, you are right it is partly regulations demanding heavy/costly safety (and environmental) equipment, but also most Americans want power windows, automatic transmissions, gadgets up the wazoo, and way more horsepower than necessary. My brother bought a new Ford Taurus SHO when they came out in 1989; at the time it was absolutely revolutionary with 220 horsepower in a family sedan, and made the covers of all the automobile enthusiast magazines. People did not think you could even put 220 hp in a front wheel drive car before that. Today 220 horsepower is a joke... even my 16 year old family minivan has 230.
I’ve never seen this style of visualization before with a gauge indicator for year progression. Very nice. This visualization would also benefit from a gauge or graph inset that showed how the sum changes over time. With bar length being normalized according to the max bar, we’re missing context for the magnitude of total change as a whole throughout the years.
Sum irrelevant here, this a brilliant (dynamic) depiction of relative manufacturing might. Sum would be interesting if time from the inception of the car to view modal shift by plotting sum of passenger miles traveled car v. horse v. train v. plane. FOCUSED info-graphics convey a clearer, more impactful message.
@leonardimas1 Guessing (by example) a Japanese-owned company - Honda, assembled in the US with 90% of its parts made in Mexico & Asia Is likely counted as made in the US.
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One day india will teach the world in every field ❤🇮🇳
America and Japan: once I was in top
This is exactly the sort of metric that will start with the US at the top with a yawning gap over everyone else, and finish with China at the top with a yawning gap over everyone else.
true
so, China is the next US
@Рамис Карама nope. it ll be a world without american propaganda ;)
Well 320 to 1500 mio population, thats usually what you have to expect
2:29 amazing how an island country beat a country 25x its size
Japan has over 100 million people and many of those cars were headed for the US anyway.
your videos are a treat to watch - each one of them!
All things aside, the music is quite dope!
when China joins a game: let's end this
This strange ranking ... I can name the brands of German, American, French, English, Japanese cars, but I cannot name any Chinese brand ... The first manufacturer in the world and there is no known brand ... Maybe they skinned something for the Chinese market, stealing technology at the same time, because the Chinese economy is based on the theft of Western technologies ...
@@ius7790 It's because China has a massive domestic market with more and more middle class demanding more and more cars. You don't hear much about Chinese cars (possibly other than Nio) because there is no need to sell many Chinese cars abroad when they have such a huge market at home.
So take off your tinfoil hat and actually think clearly dude
@@KHANSTER1029 In Europe, in every country, I see Chinese working for low wages, for them they are at least 5 times higher than in China ... This is power, high aspirations and the standard of living as in the 3rd world country ...
@@ius7790 It really depends where you look. At my workplace within a bank, a strong number of people within high paying banking roles are Chinese or ethnically Asian.
It really depends where you look. I can't speak for the rest of Europe but in the UK there are many Chinese in low paying jobs such as at Chinese restaurants and shops but also many Chinese in high paying job in the tech, finance and accounting industries.
Also, wages are only applicable when considering your standard of living. When I was in China, the costs associated with a modern standard of living are less than here in the UK. e.g £0.75 to use the subway in Shanghai, £1.50 for a meal at a local restaurant, £0.30 for a bus fare so even though their wages are lower, their daily costs are lower too. Living in the UK is expensive which is why we have such high wages.
@@ius7790 Chinese never work for foreigners.They always have their own businesses unlike Europeans that start from 0.Chinese people that want to start a business out of China have goverment's help to do that.This is why China is owning us here in Europe.They are not selfish like us but they cooperate.Europe is becoming a big mess and its Germany's and France's fault partly.
Again!. Brazil and Mexico the only countries in Latioamerica that appear in the ranking.
🇧🇷🇲🇽🇧🇷🇲🇽
@@mastermariotm379 . Ok give me an example peruvian.
@@mastermariotm379 hola compatriota! 🇵🇪💪🏾🇵🇪💪🏾🇵🇪
@@mastermariotm379 keep hating Mexico and Brazil always competing with the rest of the world
@Rollthebones most of the parts from usa are make in Mexico
🇧🇷🇲🇽 nós brasileiros amamos o país de vcs
In every comparison chart
1990's: *China Appears*
Every other country: *"Aiite, Imma head out"*
USA,Germany,Italy,Japan and England are top 10 car producing countries of all time
Was not are 😂😂soon it will Asia power 💪China 🇨🇳and India🇮🇳.
At the end india returns like monster🇮🇳🙏🥰
Joh akela aata wohi hai monster 👹💪
India number one
stopid 1nd1n praising themselves everywhere
@@sjhassjh3941 yes realisation is more important ...that u can do better ...it gives us motivation 🚩🚩
Yet Chinese car manufacturers are still struggling to meet domestic demand. for 15 years, For many brand, you have to pay $5k extra on top of the car cost to actually get one.
China has superb public transportation, people really don't need private automobile.
They have built a huge highway system too. I am sure there is already a chart on that with China on first or second place.
I still am wondering how Czechoslovakia didn't make it onto the list, they were like the biggest manufacturers for cars during the iron curtain.
Because this list and this ranking is non sens.
Soviet Union was one country, with pitiful production. Now Czechs are free!! You should buy NuScale nuclear power plant very safe and inexpensive energy no one can stop the fuel needed. $55/MWh of clean energy, instead of the ridiculous prices you pay now. Why doesn't the greedy Germans help the Czechs with their energy bills?They are worse than Russians.
Impossible not to think how soon China will be the greatest power of the World.
LOL
@@DCOM20. How stupid makes you talk like this?
The virus too
... the greatest* power of the* world*.
If china became super power give us gift Corona 2.0
Tbh in all these stat and ranking videos there's always China(somewhere at the top) and India (somewhere in the middle).
India In the top 5 mostly
Why India always compare to China?
Compare to USA
Indian population 1.5billion
China population. 1.5billion
Earths population 7 billion
All i can say is HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
@@mhow4967 No
India joined the game in 2008 and now it's on 4th position... just wait for 10 more yrs..india will surely secure second position 😉
...but for sure they have to improve the quality....
1950 0:09 India is there
As far as I know India doesn't export its own automobile brands. India only export foreign brands since India has manufacturing plant of foreign brands as well. Indian brands are mostly not going outside our country. One of the reason is big population but Chinese brands have recently started going high outside china despite its population.
Tata motors
@@DreamTeam.trolls Ohh, yeah I forgot about TATA motors only keeping Mahindra in my mind.
That Rickshaw production coming through! Lol
Don't you mean royal carriages from European manufacturers? 😂😂
Simply jealous of india
2020 be like : stop the race iam toll plaza
Well done! A brilliant presentation.
México 🇲🇽💪 y Brasil 🇧🇷💪 los fuertes de Latinoamérica.
@@senasouil7767 Fala Português. kkk COmo não é latino?
@@pitagoras3881 muito burro kk
@@senasouil7767 Qual o seu conceito para negar ser latino??!! Cara, o Brasil fala português, uma língua de origem latina, e por isso somos parte da América Latina, não aprendeu isso na escola??
@@senasouil7767 tu
@@senasouil7767 Brazil is part of Latin America because the Portuguese it's a latin language, and Brazil it's also in america. Latin America
At some point as every country becomes close to maximum efficiency these just become population charts.
Every equation remains kind of same until 1990's timeline starts...
Then everyone becomes just an audience...
As usual China & India joined the chat🤣
@18.Siddhant kumar they're all over the internet 😂
No。india talks.
China does.
You can brainwash people with fact. With miths you can. That's what India is 😁😁
@18.Siddhant kumar ok kid.
Did you go to school today?
@18.Siddhant kumar you must be a top caste in india.
Me encanta la generación de Autos japoneses de los 90's
Los JDM de los 90s son lo mejor.
According to some information online these numbers are off, and in some cases by several million.
Oh my god a small but developed country like Japan give a tough competition to superpowers like US, China and India. Mind blowing🤯
India kab superpower ban gai bhai mujhe to pata hi nahi chala
Their massive production is done abroad in many different countries around the world,not in Japan.
One small US start up is worth more than all of Japans car builders.
America: we are the best in this job
China: hii guys
China is only producing the Cars for German Japanese and American company’s lmao
China entered in 1997 with a bang ,india left the chat in 60's and reappeared in 2008 with a boom 💥
not popular abroad
@@ErrorCode--yr3ex yea but their local market is very huge .
The giant rises again wonderful to see.💪🇮🇳💪🇮🇳💪🇮🇳💪🇮🇳
Siempre mexico 🇲🇽 y Brazil 🇧🇷 en todos lados 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 arriba estos países que siempre compiten uno con el otro ,sin olvidar que son amigos
Le va bien a sus empresarios pero en temas de seguridad los dos están muy mal.
Eso si ☹️
@@wilxcha8193 y eso que tiene que ver? en que se relaciona con el video o el comentario de arriba? que envidiosa es la gente...
With communist government will be 10x more and you will have your own cars, model, brand not from others... You will have smart people who actually make car, engine etc your educated people not just bulid by license.
@@wilxcha8193 la mayoría exacto , de eso también se hace producto más seguro pero solo se lo exportan a otros paises como vecinos del norte , es como si dijera , un Sentra 2021 se fabrica en México desde la versión básica incluye 10 Airbag para el vecino y algo más tendrá funciones de seguridad , para nuestro México dejan 6 Airbag frenos ebc y control de estabilidad eso es injusto !!
Actually the Chinese manufactures are cooperate with japanese, american and german companies
Even Korean ones. They take inspiration from the designs of the car companies of these countries. I remember several Chinese car models being criticized and accused of blatantly copying the industrial designs of Hyundai and Toyota.
🎯👍
Japan also start like that. What? you want say that is not achieved by communists government, you want decrease his success?
Buick is the number one selling and are considered luxury car in China, furthermore, GM made most of their income. From China
@@pedrohaonade531 you kidding me? can you please check the numbers? china accounts for 30%+ luxury car sales globally
China: what are you doing guys, i want to have a try
Thank you Suzuki for being the largest contributor in India.I drive a Suzuki Alto. Most popular Indian car.
Suzuki is a Japanese cr brand
Nice. And I love the use of a speedometer gauge to illustrate the timeline
It's either population ans purchase power, technological breakthrough or competitive edge (Quality/Price) that explains this video.
China has a large population that is pretty much it. Not many Chinese cars out of China. China is not very good at technological breakthrough they just copy everything.
Owner of TATA, land rover and jaguar is sir Ratan Tata ji❤️
Mercedes?
@@tejusjose1006 delete your comment as he edited or not needed as others will understand it by my comment
Production in Mexico began to rise because near my town of 60,000 inhabitants, an automobile plant was built a few years ago...so large that my entire town easily fits inside the factory...and it still hasn't reached its maximum productivity.
India:Let's get out of the way and let me come up.4:37
@Raghunathan Edamula how's he a loser?
*Atmosphere lefts the chat*
Fuck the atmosphere, the important thing its to get a massive V8 and have some fun
Everyone is a gangster untill China arrives 😎
Am I the only one who knew USA, India, Germany, China and Japan would be in the top 5 in the end?
India is literally 10 years behind china
China entered in the list in year 1997 and India in 2006
@Menal Sheikh yes bro I do remember my country's GDP is 2.8 trillion but your country has not even crossed 250 billion, I guess..
@Menal Sheikh Muhammad ke murid pahle apna comment padh tu khud GDP likha h
Dusri baat tere country ka nominal GDP per capita India ko beat kiya h
Real GDP per capita abhi hi hamara zyada h
Aurr uspe hi country ka development measure kiya jata h
Itna economics tumhare samaj toh nhi hi aayega
😂😂
@@AdityaSharma-cm5jz The total GDP is misleading, I think he meant to ask the GDP per capita
In 1950 Czechoslovakia was one of the big car producers not included in your statistics with car factories of Skoda, Praga, Tatra and others.
Maybe, but they weren't in 10 ten in the world.
Fun fact: even though Brazil is the 8th biggest auto manufacturer in the world, we don't have any national car brands.
Chinese car be like ; Hello is the phone from showroom .Do you remember the car you sold earlier
I need road side repair
If you did this in 2x it would be a gas gas gas meme 😂🤣
Thanks bud , I tried that out 😂
This makes a great story. At first U.S was just dominating with no real competition. And it's true, American cars of the 50s and 60s were far superior on average than those made in other nations. But Japan was steadily making ground in the 60s as their economy boomed, and by the mid-70s they were able to steal the crown from the U.S. U.S car quality started to diminish in the 70s as tough EPA standards and other regulations made the cars slower and less well designed than the previous generations. Japan then just dominated in the 80s, as they entered their bubble economy era and it looked like no one could stop them. The Japanese were making truly excellent cars in the 80s, both for their domestic market and to be shipped abroad.
But then, in 1991, as the Japanese bubble burst completely, the U.S had the opening to take over. It was a tough 80s for U.S automakers, but by the 90s the quality had improved and cars were finally reaching a solid quality that we saw previously, with better performance as the automakers were able to cope with EPA and regulatory practices. By 94 the U.S had regained its crown, and as the Japanese economy continued to remain sluggish (plus much Japanese car production started being produced abroad) the U.S seemed to be the ones to hold the title for a long time.
Out of nowhere, similar to many other manufacturing graphs you'll see, China started entering the scene as a top 10 automaker in the late 90s. At this time, most of China's population still had never owned or even driven a car. But at the 2000s moved along, the Chinese economic growth could absolutely not be stopped. In 2008 they took the title as top car producing nation, and did not look back. America and Japan could only look on in disbelief. What was a two horse race for a very long time ended up being passed by what seems to be red Ferrari entering into that horse race.
As someone who started driving in the mid-70’s I can attest to the fact that most American cars sucked at the time. The oil crises of the early 70’s led to a need to produce much smaller and more fuel efficient cars - something the Japanese were very good at and we were not so good at. The stringent new emissions standards of the 70’s also led to cars sucking of course, but since Japanese cars sold in the States had to meet these same requirements this really had nothing to do with why these cars were better than American cars at the time or why they outsold them.
As for the Bubble Economy, I hate to burst yours but the fact that the Bubble Economy burst in Japan in 1990 actually had very little to do with the USA retaking its lead in automobile production during this period. It had more to do with the fact that the American car companies were forced to get better in order to compete with the Japanese carmakers. They basically had to start rethinking their whole business model and this eventually started paying off in a big way.
As for China, pretty much every economist on the planet accurately predicted what would happen in that country once they started transitioning to a more capitalistic economy back in the 90’s.
@@SLOBeachboy Now they are back to a communist authoritarian system; and that becomes a big IF.
@@yh774 - Actually I never said or implied that China was no longer an authoritarian communist regime. It has been a communist country since 1949 and that is not going to change for some time yet. What I did say was that they wisely switched to a more capitalistic economy about 30 years ago and this is why they are such an economic powerhouse today. Politics and economics are two different things. By the way, the Chinese people also have a lot more personal freedoms today than they did in the past. Its still very bad compared to the west but it’s a million times better than it was 50 or 60 years ago. And surprisingly the majority of Mainland Chinese these days actually like their leader. And its the same story in Russia right now. There is a big wave of nationalism going on right now in both of these countries and the people actually respect and like their leaders despite some human rights abuses and despite the fact that these leaders have basically installed themselves as self appointed dictators.
@@SLOBeachboy But i think the biggest wave of nationalism in the world is happening in America with Trump administration, and actually this is the cause of the nationalism in China
An American is the father of today's Japanese Auto industry :W. Edwards Deming
Edwards Deming. In simple terms, this Iowa-born man made Japan's auto industry what it is today.He modernized the industry in Japan. Deming thought that companies must treat workers as associates, not hired hands, and he blamed management if workers were not motivated to work well. As far as China goes, China's Manufacturing is the initial result of western investment and china theft of western Technology. Quality is not the priority in china manufacturing when it comes to chinas knock off copycat brands that are for the most part inferior to similar items made in Japan,Germany, Sweden or the USA.. China stuff is sold for less and the quality/reliability is poor for non name brand goods.Simple drill bits MFG in USA which cost twice as much as chinese stuff last 5 times longer than the chinese stuff. Communist china has lost face world wide for lying about the covid 19 virus!
Nice to see India in top 4
Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video. Note China's rapid rise and how they're leaving the other countries far behind. Amazing, China must be doing thing right to have advanced so fast.
It's called working for pennies on the dollar. Helped by the stupidity of the the USA allowing this imbalance to undermine the US economy and transfer a sizeable portion of it's wealth to the communist crime gang running China.
@@petercollingwood522 China has far more millionaires than the US and they've eliminated extreme poverty, while the US city streets are filling with homeless people. That doesn't sound like communism by any reasonable definition. China is making impressive vehicles available to the masses by producing cleverly engineered electric cars for about $4000, while an equivalent vehicle in the US costs over $30,000. That sounds like the auto manufacturers are ripping the US public off and letting their top execs pocket the money. That doesn't sound like a good form of capitalism. America really needs to wake up.
@@robertschlesinger1342 They have not eliminated extreme poverty. They've just lessened it. Stop swallowing their propaganda. True. They are communist in name only. But as that is what the ruling gang persists in calling itself that's what I'll call them. The cost disparity is structural and built into that fact that when you are a third world country with miniscule labor costs you can build stuff for dirt cheap. Especially when you simply are a late comer to the game and steal the technology that others have already spent time and money to develop. Nothing China has achieved economically over the last decade would have happened without the complicity of the capitalist robber barrons of wall street giving them American wealth and know how. Hollowing out the US middle class to the benniffet of their own stock options and the bank accounts of the Chinese.
@@petercollingwood522 You're wrong. You don't know what you're talking about. It really doesn't matter what you and other Trumpanzees think. And you're a waste of my time. Good luck and have a nice life.
@@robertschlesinger1342 Moron.
India💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻. Proud to be an Indian jai hind 🇮🇳 🇮🇳
Ur state is not part of india anymore
@@besikothabolbina5447 Kerala is the dude 😎.
@@legend9646 Tanku sir. You understanded our truth and trust
@@besikothabolbina5447 don't write nonsense
@@besikothabolbina5447 stfu dumbass.
Very nice animation showing the changing world of car production. In the 60’s and early 70’s most “foreign cars” in the U.S. were British, VW’s, some Mercedes and Opels, and a smaller amount of French and Italian cars. Your animation clearly showing the demise of the British car industry as well as the explosion of Japanese and German car production
The British car industry killed itself off, they were miserably unreliable.The old joke was you hired a car mechanic to ride with you.
@@hifijohn , I had a ‘72 TR6, from ‘74-‘78. It was fairly reliable but did have some issues. I worked at a dealership that sold Volvos and BLM MG’s, Triumphs, Jaguars and a few Rovers. Many parts had to be replaced every 2,3 or 4 years. We sold every MG and Triumph we could get. If BLM had improved quality, both manufacturing and design, as well as modernized everything . . . well I guess I’m dreaming
@@hifijohn A friend of my dads bought a jaguar back in the 80s and it was nothing but trouble I think the only thing that didn't fail on it was the cigarette lighter.
@@markw208 It reminds me of a classic car show I went to many years ago at the end of the day everyone left except the british car owners they were still there ,hoods up and the owner tinkering and swearing.They tried with electronics ,I don't know if anyone remembers those terrible Sinclair calculators and minicomputers of the early 80's? The joke is they stop making computers because unlike their cars they couldnt make them leak oil.
@@hifijohn Sinclair Computers were fine considering their price. What killed them was the centralisation of the computer industry around Silicon Valley in the 90s, that joke is stupid.
Britain used to be called the workshop of the world. Now you would be hard pushed to find someone to make a paper airplane.
what i see everywhere
before 2000: USA, most of Europe, Japan, SK etc etc
after 2000: china mostly on top n india growing
this gives me chill XD
The only thing I'm thinking after watching this video: do we need so many cars?
although China produce so many cars，but still many people do not have a cars，because pollution reduce car number(not the produce problem because people have money the company will make。depend on market)
U don't dear. But we do. E voted and we definitely want to keep you on that bus. U know why. Lol
definitely not, cities should be designed for people not to be in need of having a car
should include 20s on. would be interesting to see how production in WW2 is affected
Un país tan pequeño como España tiene una gran producción de coches
Hombre haber pequeño no es
I knew Mexico would be there somewhere, the manufacturing industry is going crazy over there.
Mostly foreign brands are producing in China, like VW, BMW, Mercedes (Germany), Opel is General Motors as is USA, only to name the biggest. Geely (Chinese) is partly owning Daimler (Germany), also owns the swedish brand VOLVO now, Volkswagen (Germany) was producing in Brazil strongly so the video is to be looked at with a grain of salt though it is very entertaining to watch 😃 When you buy a car from a brand your car parts are made all over the world! Not only where the brand is from!
You 100% correct
BYD is the future. No matter Tesla, Mercedes Benz and BMW, or new energy buses are all using BYD batteries, and the rest of CATL lithium batteries are all Chinese batteries anyway. In the first three quarters of this year, BYD's sales volume has already ranked first in the global electric vehicle sales volume, and it will be the first in the sales volume of all passenger vehicles in the future
Not true,Chinese manufacturing of their own brands are now nearly like German .
@@simbaskrobic4447 yes, I think BMW and Great Wall are cooperating, right?
@@directorl4641 they also rank no.1 in catching on fire too.