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European commercial vehicle market: +12.4% in June, +36.9% in six months
Commercial vehicle registrations in EU increased by 12.4% in June, totaling 185,573 units overall. Looking at the main national markets, Germany led the growth with double digit figures (+28.5%), followed…
European passenger car market: +10.4% in June, +25.2% in six months
Demand for new passenger cars in the EU grew by 10.4% in June, totaling over one million vehicles registered (1,048,143). Among the main national markets, Germany posted the highest increase…
Commercial vehicle registrations in EU: +51.3% in May, +43.9% in five months
With 165,363 registrations in May, demand for new commercial vehicles in EU kept growing, posting big figures (+51.3%) due to the comparison with last year, when sales fell because of…
Passenger car registrations in EU: +53.4% in May, +29.5% in five months
European car market kept expanding in May, with 891,665 units sold, +53.4% compared to May 2020. Among the biggest national markets, Spain led the growth (+177.8%), followed by France (+46.4%),…
European commercial vehicle market: +179.2% in April, +42.1% in four months
Commercial vehicle registrations in the EU jumped 179.2% last month, totaling 171,283 units overall, as a result of the comparison with April 2020, when the lockdown caused a fall in…
European car market: +218.6% in April, +24.4% in four months
Demand for new passenger cars in Europe marked a +218.6% in April, as a consequence of the comparison with April 2020, when sales fell because of the restrictions imposed by…
European commercial vehicle market: +95.3% in March, +21.6% in three months
Demand for new commercial vehicles expanded by 95.3% in March, with 204,046 units overall in EU. This extraordinary result depended on the comparison with the numbers recorded one year ago,…
Passenger car registrations in the EU: +87.3% in March, +3.2% in the first three months
In the last month, European passenger car market expanded by 87.3%, with 1,062,446 units overall. This was the result of the comparison with March 2020, seriously affected by the restrictions…
