March 2023 saw significant growth in the three biggest automotive markets in Europe, with the UK recording an 18.2% YoY increase in car sales, followed by Germany (16.6%) and France (24.2%). #EuropeanCarMarkets#RelativeChanges#AutoIndustry Read more: https://t.co/EsKeE9Na8R
The top five car manufacturers, including Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Renault, sold 53.4% of all new cars in March. The UK recorded the highest number of car sales (288 thousand) while Bulgaria saw the biggest drop (down 14.4%). #CarSalesData Full story: https://t.co/EsKeE9Na8R
EU car market recorded a significant 28.8% increase in passenger car registrations in March 2023, surpassing more than a million units. Hybrid cars market share increased to 24.3% and battery electric cars to 13.9%. #carsales#EU
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Volkswagen Group sold the most cars in Europe in February 2023, 209 thousand vehicles. Sales of battery electric and hybrid cars represented 12.1% and 25.5%. Check out the report: https://t.co/ZvNE0Jb4Eo #ACEA#NewCarSales#AutoMarket#EVs
Vehicle registration in Germany, Italy, France, UK, and Spain accounted for 59.5% of total new cars sold in Europe in February 2023. Get the full report here: https://t.co/ZvNE0Jb4Eo #ACEA#AutoMarket#NewCarSales#EU
Total sales of new cars in Europe increased by 98.7 thousand in Feb 2023 compared to last year. Romania saw the smallest decline while sales in Sweden dropped the most. See report: https://t.co/ZvNE0Jb4Eo #ACEA#NewCarSales#AutoMarket#February2023
1/X Sales of new cars in Europe grew 14.8% in December 2022 and reached 1.1 mil, according to @ACEA_auto. Estonia showed the biggest improvement while sales in Lithuania dropped the most. Volkswagen Group sold the most cars in December representing 25.1% of the European market
@renaultgroup sold 96.0 thousand new passenger cars in Europe in November 2022 representing a 9.46% of the market. This is 4.24% more vehicles and a 1.20 pp decrease in market share when compared to last year. By comparison, three years ago, Renault Group's market share was 10.0%
@HyundaiEurope sold 83.7 thousand new passenger cars In Europe representing a 8.25% share in November 2022. This is 2.56% fewer vehicles and a 1.69 pp decrease in market share when compared to last year. Compared to three years ago, the market share is now 1.48 pp higher.