2024 for the European car market break up with positive sign. According to ACEA, they were registered in the European Union in January 2024. 851,690 carsequal to one growth 12.1%. After a negative December 2023 (-3.3% at EU level), the market returned to growth.
This result was supported by good performance of the main EU automotive markets: Germany (+19.1%), Italy (+10.6%), France (+9.2%) and Spain (+7.3%). Also including the UK and EFTA countries, 1,015,381 vehicles were registered, representing an increase of 11.5%.
More details about data for January 2024 on the food front: 92,741 electric vehicles registered.. This is about growth 28.9% compared to the same period in 2023. Total market share 10.9%. The EU’s four largest markets, which together account for 66% of all EV registrations, achieved positive results: Belgium (+75.5%), the Netherlands (+72.2%), France (+36.8%) and Germany. (+23.9%).
Good sales hybrid from +23.5%. This result was achieved primarily due to the good performance of the 4 main EU markets: Spain (+26.5%), France (+29.9%), Germany (+24.3%) and Italy (+14.2%) . A total of 245,068 units were registered in the first month of 2024, corresponding to 28.8% of the quota.
Concerning PluginsIn January 2024, 66,660 vehicles were registered, representing an increase of 23.8%. A growth that was made possible thanks to the results of Belgium (+65.2%) and Germany (+62.6%). The market share is 7.8%.
In January 2024 gasoline cars in the EU it grew by 4%, supported by results from markets such as Italy (+26.7%) and Germany (+16.9%). Even if these cars retain their lead with a 35.2% market share, that’s a decline from 37.9% in the same month in 2023. Car market diesel in the EU in January it fell by 4.9%. This decline was evident in several markets, including the three largest: France (-23.4%), Spain (-10.2%) and Italy (-8.7%). Instead, growth was 4.3% in Germany.
In the first month of the new year, diesel vehicle sales reached 114,415 units, representing a market share of 13.4%, down from 15.8% in 2023. Let us now turn to the results of the main Car groups.
The Volkswagen Group closed with an increase of 11.5% (Volkswagen -4.2%; Skoda +19.6%; Audi +13.8%; Seat +32.4%; Cupra +93.8%; Porsche +9.9 %). Next comes Stellantis with +15% (Peugeot +19.6%; Fiat -6.2%; Opel +29.5%; Citroen +22.3%; Jeep +20.4%; DS -2.1%; Alfa Romeo +14.5%; Lancia/Chrysler +9.2%). ) and Renault Group with a decline of 2.9% (Renault -14.4%; Dacia +7.9%; Alpine +13%).
Source: HD Motori
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