European commercial vehicle registrations up 15.9 percent in January-September

Friday, 27 October 2023 12:16:16 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

In the January-September period this year, new commercial vehicle registrations in the European Union (EU) increased by 15.9 percent year on year to 1,372,480 units, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA).

In the given period, almost all EU markets saw double-digit percentage gains in truck registrations, including the five largest: Germany (+31.2%), Spain (+23.8%), Italy (+17.0%), France (+15.6%) and Poland (+10.9%).  

New EU bus registrations also had a solid first nine months in 2023, as sales rose 18.5 percent year on year to 23,645 units. In terms of sales volumes, France led the way with 4,735 units sold, representing an 18.5 percent increase. Other major markets also reported substantial growth: Italy (+65.9%) and Spain (+58.1%).

BoraKadıoğlu
Bora Kadıoğlu
Editor

I graduated from Boğaziçi University with a degree in Translation and Interpreting Studies. I have been working in the iron and steel sector for three years as a content specialist at SteelOrbis, mainly focusing on plant investments, steelmaking technology, and import/export statistics.


Similar articles

New car registrations in EU up 5.7 percent in H1 2026

23 Jul | Steel News

New car registrations in EU up four percent in Jan-May 2026

23 Jun | Steel News

New car registrations in EU up 4.2 percent in Jan-Apr 2026

28 May | Steel News

New car registrations in EU up four percent in Jan-Mar 2026

24 Apr | Steel News

New car registrations in EU down 1.2 percent in Jan-Feb 2026

26 Mar | Steel News

New car registrations in EU down 3.9 percent in Jan 2026

25 Feb | Steel News

New car registrations in EU up 1.8 percent in 2025

28 Jan | Steel News

New car registrations in EU up 1.4 percent in Jan-Nov 2025

23 Dec | Steel News

New car registrations in EU up 1.4 percent in Jan-Oct 2025

27 Nov | Steel News

New car registrations in EU up 0.9 percent in Jan-Sept 2025

28 Oct | Steel News