GM and Tesla score big in S&P Global Mobility loyalty awards
General Motors’ win in the “Overall Loyalty to Manufacturer” is its 19th in 27 years. S&P said that strong demand and rising inventory levels helped the automaker. Tesla took the top spot for “Overall Loyalty to Make,” with the organization citing its dominance in the EV space and an actively shopping consumer base as factors in its win.
registrations last year, and were major players in Tesla’s loyalty success. S&P Global Mobility combined several groups under the"ethnic" category and said that Tesla was the overall winner with the group, seeing 52 percent of its overall loyalty volume from ethnic consumers. S&P defines ethnic consumers as buyers not from Eastern or Western Europe, including immigrants and people with heritage from those regions.
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