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The sale of new vehicles has still not reachedSales of passenger cars increase in January, although they are still far from pre-pandemic figures Pre-pandemic levels , although they have grown in the last month. According to data collected by Faconauto, the passenger car and SUV market starts the year with a 51.4% increase in sales and a total of 64,147 units sold . This increase, according to the employers' association, is due to 2 reasons. On the one hand, because the cars sold in December have been registered in January. On the other hand, and mainly, because in 2021 the level of sales was very low due to the microchip crisis and bottlenecks in transportation. Compared to pre-pandemic figures, the month of January 2020 recorded 86,443 units sold, which places the first month of this year 25.8% lower. Furthermore, regarding changes by channel, they all register a notable increase compared to the previous year, but it is still much lower when compared to January 2020. Sales to individuals stand at 32,040 registered units. With an increase of 48.6%, but with a drop of 21% compared to pre-pandemic January. Likewise, the business market increases by 45.6%, with 27,962 vehicles sold, but represents a decline of 14.7% compared to 2019. For their part, rent-a-car sales, due to the sharp drop last year, managed to grow by 157.5% with 4,145 registrations, but with a decrease Asia Phone Number List of 68.4% compared to the data from January 2019. These are the Chinese electric cars that will land in Spain in 2023 Regarding the registrations of light commercial vehicles , these total 9,357 units in the first month of the year, which represents an increase of 34.8% compared to 2021. For its part, in January, the registrations of industrial vehicles, buses, coaches and minibuses achieved an increase of 20.9%, with a total of 2,764 units, maintaining the positive pace with which it closed the previous year. 
Although the data is beginning to be good, the sector wants to be cautious in this regard. "We started the year with an increase in sales of over 50%. It is good data, but it must be seen in perspective. The relevant data is that we are still 26% below the figures for January 2020 , when We still did not know about covid-19 ," says Félix García, director of communication and marketing at ANFAC. An uncertainty that is also highlighted by Raúl Morales, communication director of Faconauto. "The strong increase in sales at the beginning of the year actually reflects how unstable the automotive market is . Therefore, we cannot speak of a change in trend because the context that hindered the market remains the same and "It is foreseeable that, looking ahead to the following months, we will once again see a very low level of registrations". Welcome to the new era of artificial intelligence. |
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