TURIN – The car market in Europe and the EFTA countries (Iceland, Norway and Switzerland) grew in April 6.9%: registrations – according to data from ACEA, the association of European homes – have been 1,209,530. Within four months of 2015, deliveries were 4,848,037, 8.1% more than in the same period in 2014.
The group Fca registrations were 78,957, 13.4% more than the same month in 2014, almost twice the market growth. For the European market – said the ACEA – is the twentieth consecutive month of growth. All major markets recorded an increase in deliveries, particularly Italy (+ 24.2%), with a double-digit growth, followed by Germany (+ 6.3%), the UK (+ 5.1%), Spain (+ 3.2% ) and France (+ 2.3%).
In the four months registrations were up in Spain (+ 23.9%), Italy (+ 16.2%), the UK (+ 6.4%), Germany (+6.4 %) and France (+5.6%).
According to the Centro Studi Promotor the growth rate recorded by the European car market in April “is slightly lower but is compatible with the hypothesis of growth the market of the EU throughout 2015 between 9 and 10% “and” should allow the registration area to recover almost half the ground lost between 2007 and 2014 “. In particular, the April data – explains – reveal that it is mainly the Eurozone markets to drive the recovery with growth of 7.2%, while for non-euro countries in April, growth of 6%. Within the eurozone recoveries they are made more consistent record from the markets most heavily affected by the policies of austerity.
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