Statistical data> registrations Publication period: 04 May 2020 Data reference period: April 2020 Analysis by brand of registrations of cars in Italy. Download attachment: 02 April 2020_UNRAE marca_5eb0185bf2890.pdf To view the content you need accept the installation of Calameo Cookies TAG: brand, cars, registrations, 2020, April Go to Source
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Registration of cars for groups – April 2020
Statistical data> registrations Publication period: 04 May 2020 Data reference period: April 2020 Analysis by brand and group of registrations of cars in Italy. Download attachment: April 02, 2020_UNRAE groups_5eb02d8d8fd4e.pdf To view the content you need accept the installation of Calameo Cookies TAG: registrations, cars, groups, 2020, April Go to Source
Registration of cars and off-road vehicles in Italy: Top 50 models – April 2020
Statistical data> registrations Publication period: 04 May 2020 Data reference period: April 2020 Ranking of the 50 best-selling car models in Italy. Download attachment: April 05, 2020_UNRAE Top 50_5eb0183d74558.pdf To view the content you need accept the installation of Calameo Cookies TAG: cars, registrations, template, 2020, April Go to Source
Market structure – April 2020
Statistical data> registrations Publication period: 04 May 2020 Data reference period: April 2020 Analysis of the structure of the Italian car market with details of supply, user, segment, bodywork and geographic area. Download attachment: April 2020_UNRAE Market structure_5eb0182cc6bdb.pdf To view the content you need accept the installation of Calameo Cookies TAG: registrations, cars, Market structure,… Continue reading Market structure – April 2020
March 2020 new car pre-registration figures
01 May 2020 #Pre-Registration SMMT released figures for March pre-registrations in the UK new car market. The data shows the number of cars disposed of by vehicle manufacturers in March 2020 that were defined as pre-registrations. Download the March 2020 release Go to Source
News – ACEA letter to Euro NCAP Secretary General
The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) wrote a letter to the Secretary General of the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) about the COVID-19 crisis. The letter can be found here. Categories Competitiveness, Market and Economy Coronavirus / COVID-19 Safety Files Download ACEA letter to Euro NCAP Secretary General Go to Source
UK engine production declines -40.0% in March as coronavirus hits output
30 April 2020 #SMMT News #UK Manufacturing 146,615 engines produced in March as UK production declines -40.0%.1 Production for domestic car plants decreases -35.7%, with steeper fall for exports, down -42.4%. More than 598,000 engines built in Britain in first three months, with 59.4% exported. Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said, These figures show the… Continue reading UK engine production declines -40.0% in March as coronavirus hits output
Commercial vehicle production down -41.8% as coronavirus takes toll on UK manufacturing
British commercial vehicle output falls -41.8% in March, as coronavirus lockdown measures cause plant closures nationwide.1 Production falls for both domestic and overseas markets, down -43.4% and -40.6% respectively. £82 billion auto manufacturing sector calls on government to support safe and sustainable restart to drive UK economic recovery. New SMMT survey reveals 42.1% of CV… Continue reading Commercial vehicle production down -41.8% as coronavirus takes toll on UK manufacturing
UK car production falls -37.6% in March as coronavirus halts automotive manufacturing
British car production falls -37.6% in March as coronavirus crisis shuts factories. Output for UK and overseas markets down, -36.8% and -37.8% respectively. New independent outlook reveals at least £8.2bn cost to industry if factories closed until mid-May.1 £82 billion auto manufacturing sector calls on government to support safe and sustainable restart to drive UK… Continue reading UK car production falls -37.6% in March as coronavirus halts automotive manufacturing
News – Even if we manage to overcome COVID-19, a no-deal Brexit might be the next threat to the auto sector
While Europe still grapples with the health, social and economic impacts of the coronavirus, and EU automobile manufacturers battle for survival, the second round of negotiations on the future relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union took place last week. This is not something we can overlook, because a no-deal Brexit at the… Continue reading News – Even if we manage to overcome COVID-19, a no-deal Brexit might be the next threat to the auto sector