Also month November 2023 ended positively for the Italian car market. According to UNRAE, last month there were 139,278 registrationsequal to one growth 16.2% compared to the same period in 2022. Wanting to make a comparison with 2019, the year before the outbreak of the pandemic, November 2023 shows a decline of 7.8%.
Looking at period January-November 20231,455,271 vehicles were registered, which is 20.1% more than in 2022 (1,211,808). Compared to 2019, 321 thousand fewer cars were registered (-18.1%). Speaking about the results of the automotive market, UNRAE once again confirms the need interfere with the incentive system.
Given the ongoing delay in the energy transition, UNRAE reiterates the need for urgent intervention in the current incentive scheme through a provision that will stop the rumors in the press and the wait-and-see attitude created in the market, which has not yet been reflected. in the registration data. This review should include changes to existing rules, acceptance of UNRAE requests to increase the price cap and extend incentives to all companies with full bonuses, to make the same rules easier to use, more focused on European goals and useful for faster fleet renewal.
Returning to the November 2023 data, in terms of users, private individuals receive a share of 56.7%. However, the share of car registrations reaches 10.7%. The share of long-term rentals fell to 24.4% over the month, while the share of short-term rentals stood at 1.6%. The companies are positioned at 6.5% for the month.
Concerning Power suppliesthe share of gasoline models increased to 27.8%. A slight reduction in the share of diesel fuel from a share of 14.7%. LPG stops at 9.7%, and hybrids get 37.9%, with 11.4% for “full” hybrids and 26.5% for “mild” hybrids. In November, the share of electric models reached 5.6%, while the share of plug-in models reached 4.1%.
Talking about Car groups, Stellantis closed November with an increase of 10.13% (Alfa Romeo 2728/+71.68%; Citroen 4300/+13.07%; DS 456/-25.84%; Fiat 15092/+7.10; Jeep 5837 /+26.95%; Lancia 3,998 / +11.12%; Maserati 273 / -33.90%; Opel 3,025 / – +20.33%; Peugeot 5,383 / -11.64%). The Volkswagen group, however, received +4.98% (Audi 5664/-6.35%; Cupra 1369/+82.78; Lamborghini 25/-3.85%; Seat 1459/+39.22%; Skoda 3254/ +42.03%; Volkswagen 9099/-. 6.37%). Renault Group comes next with an increase of 31.58% (Dacia 8977/+24.47%; Renault 7355/+41.44%).
[Fonte dati: UNRAE]
Source: HD Motori
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