In the CAV, 1,980 passenger cars were sold in September, compared to 1,826 last year. By area, Bizkaia is the place where registrations have grown the most with a growth of 10.3%, followed by Gipuzkoa with 6.7% and Álava with 5.5%.
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According to data from Anfac, Faconauto and Ganvan, passenger car sales grew by 7.5% in September in the Basque Country compared to the same month of the previous year.
In the Basque Autonomous CommunitySales of passenger cars and SUVs in September amounted to 1,980 units, compared to 1,826 in the same month of 2022. By area, Bizkaia is the place where the number of registrations has grown the most with a growth of 10.3%, followed by Gipuzkoa with 6, 7% and Álava 5.5%.
In all Spanish state Sales of passenger cars and SUVs totaled 68,803 units in September, marking an increase of 2.3% compared to the same month of the previous year. Although the market is once again recording a positive figure, this ninth month has recorded a lower growth rate than previous months, characterized by high inflation and political uncertainty.
A total of 711,380 units have already been registered in 2023, which, although this represents an increase of 18.5% compared to the previous year, is still 15.8% lower than the sales recorded in 2019, before the pandemic registered.
Félix García, communications and marketing director of Anfacexplained that “September closes with a slight increase in passenger car sales, despite having one working day less than in the same month of 2022. All months of the year closed on a positive note. But it is no less true that the uncertainty policy and a high interest rate scenario have had a dent in the volume.
For her part, the communications director of GanvamTania Puche has pointed out that “passenger car registrations have gone through their specific September slope and we face the last part of the year with uncertainty, knowing that reaching a stable political scenario would contribute to not further weakening a market that will close the market.” year approximately 25% below the natural volume.
Raúl Morales, communications director of Faconautohas indicated that “the registrations for the month of September give us a stable market and this is perhaps the best news when we consider that consumption is facing the same problems as months ago, especially the increase in interest rates.” .
Source: EITB
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