Statistical data> Registrations Publication period: April 16, 2021 Data reference period: March 2021 Analysis of car registrations in the European Union and EFTA markets, with details by country, brand and group. Download attachment: marketeu_6079426571fcf.pdf To view the content is required accept the installation of Calameo cookies TAG: Europe, passenger cars, registrations, 2021, March Go to… Continue reading Car registrations in Europe – March 2021
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Commercial vehicle registrations – March 2021
Statistical data> Registrations Publication period: April 13, 2021 Data reference period: March 2021 UNRAE communicates the estimate of the registrations of commercial vehicles (trucks with GTA up to 3.5 t) Download attachment: TRUCKS_MARCH_2021_60754eecd99f7.pdf To view the content is required accept the installation of Calameo cookies TAG: Italy, commercial vehicles, registrations, trucks, 2021, March Go to… Continue reading Commercial vehicle registrations – March 2021
Passenger car registrations: +3.2% first quarter of 2021; +87.3% in March
Brussels, 16 April 2021 – In March 2021, registrations of new passenger cars in the European Union increased by 87.3%. 1,062,446 new cars were sold in the EU last month, compared to 567,253 during the same month in 2020. In March 2021, registrations of new passenger cars in the European Union increased by 87.3%, the… Continue reading Passenger car registrations: +3.2% first quarter of 2021; +87.3% in March
New van market still playing catch-up, despite Covid-contrived rise
56,122 vans registered in March, up 85.5% albeit compared to first month of 2020 Covid outbreak, a 20-year low for the market. Volumes down -10.9% on pre-Covid five-year average1 and behind industry expectations.2 Demand up across the board as all segments see boost, with growth driven by doubled registrations of larger vans. Performance year to… Continue reading New van market still playing catch-up, despite Covid-contrived rise
The only way is up for new car registrations as showrooms look to reopen
UK new car registrations ‘grow’ for first time since August – up 11.5% – but remain -36.9% adrift of 10-year March average. Showrooms ready for opening next week following Q1 shortfall of 58,032 fewer cars, at a cost of £1.8bn to industry. Around 8,300 registrations a day needed for a return to average pre-pandemic levels… Continue reading The only way is up for new car registrations as showrooms look to reopen
SALES OF CARS AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN MARCH AND IN Q1 2021
Sales of cars and light commercial vehicles 06.04.2021 SALES OF CARS AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN MARCH AND IN Q1 2021 Back to the list Latest AEB Press-releases can be downloaded for your information below. For more info, please contact Ekaterina Mukhina at ekaterina.mukhina@aebrus.ru Go to Source
February 2021 new car pre-registration figures
01 April 2021 #Pre-Registration SMMT released figures for February pre-registrations in the UK new car market. The data shows the number of cars disposed of by vehicle manufacturers in February 2021 that were defined as pre-registrations. Download the February 2021 release Go to Source
Car makers open to higher CO2 targets, if there is matching infrastructure ramp-up across the EU
Brussels, 31 March 2021 – The EU automobile industry is open to higher CO2 reduction targets for cars in 2030, provided that they are directly linked to binding commitments from member states to roll out the required charging points and hydrogen stations. CEOs of Europe’s leading car makers agreed this during a recent Board meeting… Continue reading Car makers open to higher CO2 targets, if there is matching infrastructure ramp-up across the EU
Statistics – European heavy goods vehicle traffic, freight transport – Year 2019 (VE 4)
Thousands of tons were transported by German goods vehicles in cross-border traffic in the first three quarters of 2020. Looking at the working day, this is -9.8 percent less than in the same period of the previous year. > More Go to source
Collective agreement for the north-west German steel industry: wage increase and job security
Frankfurt am Main – In the wage dispute in the north-west German steel industry, IG Metall North Rhine-Westphalia and the responsible employers’ association reached a negotiation result early Saturday morning: The approximately 70,000 employees in the industry receive more money, which is used in parts and under certain conditions to secure jobs can. Jörg Hofmann,… Continue reading Collective agreement for the north-west German steel industry: wage increase and job security