According to the latest data from the Bloomberg Bloomberg website, senior investors reported that the latest rankings of the world's major automakers' market capitalization were formally announced. The data is as of June 30, 2017.

1. Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan), with a market value of 183.9 billion U.S. dollars and sales of 257.6 billion U.S. dollars;

2. Daimler Automotive (Germany), with a market value of USD 78.9 billion and sales of USD 173.9 billion;

3. Volkswagen (Germany), with a market value of 77 billion U.S. dollars and sales of 245.5 billion U.S. dollars;

4. BMW Motors (Germany) with a market capitalization of 61.2 billion U.S. dollars and sales of 106.3 billion U.S. dollars;

5. Tesla (USA), with a market value of 58 billion U.S. dollars and sales of 10 billion U.S. dollars;

6. General Motors (USA) with a market capitalization of US$51.8 billion and sales of US$165 billion;

7. Honda Motors (Japan), with a market capitalization of 50.6 billion U.S. dollars and sales of 130.7 billion U.S. dollars;

8. Ford Motor (USA), with a market capitalization of USD 42.9 billion and sales of USD 153.5 billion;

9. Nissan Motor (Japan), with a market capitalization of US$41.8 billion and sales of US$108.6 billion;

10. Hyundai Motor (Korea), with a market capitalization of 28.3 billion U.S. dollars and sales of 82.7 billion U.S. dollars;

11. Renault Motors (France) has a market capitalization of 26.4 billion U.S. dollars and sales of 60.6 billion U.S. dollars;

12. Suzuki Motors (Japan), with a market capitalization of US$25 billion and sales of US$30.1 billion;

13. Fiat Chrysler Motors (Italy) with a market capitalization of US$22.8 billion and sales of US$122.3 billion;

It can be seen from the market value of this major car manufacturer that Toyota has been in an absolute leading position for nearly 10 years. The only bright spot is that a sprawling enterprise is basically a subversive existence - Tesla, whose current market value has risen to the fifth place in the world, behind BMW; in the United States alone, it has also surpassed the veteran automakers Ford and GM. It has become the highest value car manufacturer in the United States, but Tesla has been losing money. In terms of sales, Tesla is also the lowest. In 2016, it sold only 80,000 vehicles worldwide and delivered 47,077 units in the first half of this year.