European car fleet Nowadays, according to the ACEA report, there are 280 million vehicles in Europe and the average age is currently 11. 5 years. COVID-19 has affected Europe’s car fleet by reducing new car sales and therefore ageing the cars in use. Some of the main negative consequences of the increase in the average
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ACEA reports more than 250 automobile factories across Europe
Recently, ACEA announced it’s opening more than 250 automotive assembly and engine production plants operating in Europe last week, according to freshly-updated data from the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association. Since mid-March, the auto industry has been severely impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, with plants being shuttered for 29 working days on average to date.
Commercial vehicle registrations in EU growth +3.2% in 2018
Overall in 2018, EU demand for commercial vehicles went up by 3.2% compared to 2017, marking the sixth consecutive year of growth, ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) reports. Roughly 2.5 million commercial vehicles were registered across the European Union, representing the highest volume on record since 2007. Overall in 2018, according to ACEA, the
Total new commercial vehicles in the EU
August 2017 results show a slowdown in EU demand for commercial vehicles (-0.03%) after July’s upsurge (+4.0%). Over eight months in 2017, EU demand maintained momentum. With 1.6 million new commercial vehicles registered, the market went up by 3.7%, ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) rapports. Spain had the strongest growth over the period (+15.3%), followed
ACEA: Passenger car registers +10.1% first two months of the year and 14.3% more in February
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA in French) rapport In February 2016, the EU passenger car market posted a highly accelerated increase, marking the 30th consecutive month of growth. Registrations during the month grew (+14.3%) compared to February 2015 a total of 1,056,902 units. Among the major markets, Italy (+27.3%), France (+13.0%), Spain (+12.6%), and
