Sales of passenger cars and SUVs reached 73,221 units in the month of November, but are still down 4.4% in the total for the year
The penultimate month of the year
gives manufacturers and dealers a break of cars, which sees how sales of passenger cars and SUVs ended on a positive note in November, growing 10.3%, with 73,221 units. Thanks to this recovery, a total of 73,221 registered units were reached in the month, but there was still a 4.4% drop in the total for the year.
The national market chains through its fourth month of increase, but cumulative registrations fall to 739,469, 36% i
lower than in the same period of 2019 before the pandemic. Economic uncertainty, characterized by rising inflation and the microchip crisis, which is eroding model inventory at dealers, remain the main factors determining the pace of sales.
As for registrations per channel, they
an overall improvement in line with the market. The largest increase was recorded in the rental channel, which achieved a growth of 79.7% and a total of 5,804 units, as it purchases for the Christmas promotion. For their part, sales to businesses reached 31,641 units, an increase of 10.1%. While private channel registrations achieved a moderate growth of 3.9%, with a volume of 35,776 units.
In November,
light commercial vehicle registrations They collect a total of 10,159 units, down 3% from last year. In the total for the year, 107,322 sales were recorded, representing a decrease of 23.9% compared to the previous year. Through channels, only sales to businesses managed to grow, with a 13.7% increase and 7,490 units sold. Both the self-employed and the tenants for their part experienced a decrease this month by 21.2% and 44.2% respectively.
The registrations of
industrial vehicles, buses, coaches and minibuses in November ended another positive month, with sales up 18.5% and a total of 2,705 units registered.
From Anfac, they rate these numbers with moderate optimism, as “they are positive data and it indicates that the year
Eventually, some 820,000 new copies can be sold. In any case, we will still be below 2021 data and far from pre-pandemic records, over a million units sold.”
Faconauto, the employers’ organization that integrates the associations of official dealers of the brands, assures with these figures that “the main problem that continues to drag the market is the bottlenecks in the supply of vehicles, to which has been added
the sharp increase in price of fuels, demobilizing many sales. In addition, like most sectors, we were heavily mediated by a decline in household consumption due to the escalation of inflation.”
That’s what they think of Ganvam, the National Association of Vehicle Sellers
the ‘black friday’, Unlike previous years, “it has practically not been used as a commercial hanger to boost registrations in the month of November. Indeed, the distribution networks are unable to obtain discounts at a time when the lack of stocks and rising energy and raw material costs are driving up the average price of vehicles”.
The average CO2 emissions of passenger cars sold in November remain at 120.4 grams of CO2 per kilometer travelled, 0.3% higher than the average emissions of
the new passenger cars sold in the same month of 2021. In the cumulative period of the year, emissions are down 3.3% compared to the same cumulative period of the previous year.
Source: La Verdad
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