For the Italian car market 2023, month March ends very positively. According to UNRAE, 168,294 vehicles were registered, which is equal to growth up to 40.8% compared to the same month in 2022. Significant growth was also possible due to the greater availability of the product in dealerships. However, it should also be remembered that the comparison is made with March 2022, which recorded a particularly negative result (-29.7%), which was influenced, among other things, by the effects of the semiconductor crisis and the anticipation of stimulus. In fact, there were only 119,548 registrations last year.
Thanks to March 2023 results in the first three months of the year There were 427,019 vehicles registered against 338,316 between January and March 2022. This is a 26.2% improvement. However, we are still far from the pre-pandemic level of 2019 when 538,060 vehicles were registered in the first three months of the year (-20.6%).
Expanding on the results of the Italian automotive market for March 2023, on the user side all sales channels are growing. Individuals receive a 50.7% share, while self-registration stops at 8.6%. Long-term leasing reaches 27.4% of the total market volume, while the share of short-term leasing is 7.5%. Companies also grew with a share of 6.2% per month.
In terms of engines, petrol models rose to 28.4% market share, while diesel models fell to 20.3% market share. On the other hand, LPG can expect a market share of 7.6%, while methane is limited to only 0.1% market share. The share of electric models increased to 4.8%, and plug-in modules to 4.3%. Overall, “battery cars” account for 9.1% of the market. HEV hybrids still perform very well with a total market share of 34.5%, with 9.4% being full hybrids and 25.1% being mild hybrids.
Talking about car groups, Stellantis closed March 2023 up 36.94%. Volkswagen Group also performed well with +35.72%. The Renault Group also performed well with a 26.43% increase.
[Fonte dati: UNRAE]
Source: HD Motori
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