will be roughly in line with the 15.6 million achieved in 2023 (+12% year on year, Source: S&P Mobility) and rebound slightly in 2025 and 2026 but remain below pre-pandemic levels of 16.9 million. Like Europe, U.S. auto sales growth in the first ...
Global automotive sales are expected to rise 3% this year, though the ongoing European debt crisis will continue to dampen demand in the region, according to an automotive market intelligence firm executive. [ FROM AUTHOR]EBSCO_bspMetal Bulletin Daily...
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The market size, measured by revenue, of the Global Car & Automobile Sales industry was $4.3tr in 2023. What was the growth rate of the Global Car & Automobile Sales industry in 2023? The market size of the Global Car & Automobile Sales industry increased 3.7% in 2023. Has the Global ...
“A slowdown in demand is likely in Europe and North America after a buoyant year” in 2023, S&P Global Ratings said, and China is likely to “cease driving global growth of auto industry sales.” China has missed out on the 2023 global auto sales boom, with volumes little changed versus...
Global car sales fluctuated over the past years amid disruptions in the industry. In 2023, car sales worldwide grew past pre-pandemic levels.
For the first time ever annual global auto sales have topped 80 million vehicles, according to consulting firm IHS Automotive.
China’s automobile market witnessed a positive performance in 2017, which has accelerated transforming high-speed growth of the industry into high-quality development, in a bid to make it more coordinated and balanced, Gao Feng on January 18.
“We forecast Canadian vehicle sales to fall again in 2019 and 2020 toward the 1.90 million units per year mark,” Scotiabank said in its latest Global Auto Report. Sales in Western Europe also dropped sharply in the final months of 2018, the report said, owing to a shortage of qualifying...