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[2015 Mercedes-Benz numbers show a record 41-percent growth in 2015. Find out how the numbers reached so high by reading this article.] Find Out How Mercedes-Benz Logged a Record 41% Growth in 2015 Mercedes-Benz just released its first quarter profits and show that the manufacturer has adjusted earnings in excess of 3 billion USD. Daimler says the profits show a surge of 41-percent based upon the record sales of Mercedes-Benz automobiles. In comparison to this time last year, Mercedes-Benz is showing a 2.2-percent return on sales. The first quarter of 2014 came in at 7-percent whereas the 2015 first quarter number is 9-percent. The record numbers are due to the sales of their passenger cars. This type of growth is no accident. Dieter Zetsche, Daimler’s CEO, has made it a goal to overtake other leaders …show more content…

The Mercedes-Benz numbers stand at 459,708 for the first quarter of 2015. The C-Class restyling was instrumental in raising the earnings on the passenger cars. This gave Mercedes a 56-percent increase in revenue. These numbers include their Smart city-car, which is designed for economical, urban driving and is smaller than their normal passenger vehicles. These growths are projected to continue throughout the 2015 Mercedes-Benz year as Daimler continues its quest to look to the future with great confidence. Daimler is committed to the investment of 25 billion euros in order to develop future models and spending towards the construction of new plants. This surge in sales will continue throughout 2015 as the 2015 Mercedes-Benz model lineup includes an array of SUVs, a successor to the GLK and two new passenger models like the GLC and the GLE coupe. Mercedes-Benz’s profit numbers are likely to continue to rise as they have found a way to improve their product pricing while making the cost base much more

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