No. 10: Tata Motors
Tata Motors is an Indian motor company. They're known for the Nano super cheap mini. But they also own marques brands Land Rover and Jaguar. 20% of respondents think Tata will lose market share while 50% say market share of Tata will increase by 2018.
No. 9: Nissan
Japanese multinational Nissan is seen as a stable brand. 50% see their market share increasing while 14% think it will decrease. Nissan also owns the luxury car brand Infinity
No. 8: Geely Automotive
China's Geely Automotive owns Volvo. 51% of KPMG respondents say Geely's market share will increase while 11% think it will decrease
No. 7: FAW Group
FAW is one of China's oldest car companies, introducing the Hong Qi in 1958. They're still one of the big four, and expected by 53% of KPMG respondents to gain market share over the next five years. Only 9% think they will lose market share. They also have a joint venture with Volkswagen.
No. 6: SAIC Motor
SAIC Motor is one of China's big four auto companies. 61% of respondents see them getting even bigger. Only 10% see them shrinking in terms of market share, according to KPMG. SAIC owns the MG brand. They have a joint venture with General Motors and help GM make Chinese Chevrolets.
No. 5: Hyundai (Tie)
Hyundai is one of two Korean automakers seen expanding their market share in the next five years. 61% of respondents see Hyundai gaining share on their competition, while 14% think it could lose share
No. 4: Toyota
Toyota will remain a dominant force around the world with 68% of KPMG survey respondents saying it will increase market share. Just 7% think Toyota could lose market share in the next five years.
No. 3: BAIC
BAIC, or Beijing Automotive Company, is just another of China's long list of car makers. 70% of industry execs think BAIC will expand its presence in the market. Just 5% say it will shrink back.
No. 2: BMW
BMW is one of two German automakers to rule the roost here. 70% of KMPG survey respondents say BMW is going to increase market share and 5% say it will retreat some
No. 1: Volkswagen Group
The Volkswagen Group includes Audi and Porsche. But its flagship namesake brand is what sells most. And everyone in the industry seems to think that will continue. 81% say VW will expand its market share by 2018 and only 3% say it's market share will decrease. And where does the Detroit duo fit in all this?
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