News

New commercial vehicle registrations: vans +14.6%, trucks +16.3%, buses +19.4% in 2023

In 2023, new EU van sales surged 14.6% to nearly 1.5 million units, driven by strong performances in key EU markets. Italy led the way with a remarkable 22.7% growth, followed closely by Spain at 22%, Germany at 12.1%, and France at 8.9%.
Similarly, the new EU truck registrations grew by a substantial 16.3% to 346,986 units. Germany led the pack with 94,820 units sold, reflecting a significant 24.4% increase. Other major EU markets experienced double-digit growth, including Spain at 22.3%, Italy at 11.4%, and France at 11.3%.
New EU bus registrations grew by a remarkable 19.4%198.4% growth compared to 2022, totalling 32,593 units. Looking at major EU markets, Italy and Spain experienced a noteworthy 56.2% growth. The largest and second-largest bus markets, Germany and France, grew by a solid 12.5% and 4.1%, respectively.

 Overview of current registrations

Production of motor vehicles and engines for motor vehicles in Poland according to CSO data - DECEMBER 2023

According to the latest data published by the Central Statistical Office (CSO), PRODUCTION OF MOTOR VEHICLES and ENGINES FOR MECHANICAL VEHICLES in Poland in DECEMBER 2023 recorded lower results than the month before, but higher than in December 2022 and in the whole of 2022.
PASSENGER CARS
y/y change: December +16.0% y/y ; January-December: +17.3% y/y
Last month, 18.9 thousand passenger cars were produced, 2.6 thousand more (+16.0% y/y) than in December 2022 and by 8.8 thousand (-31.8% m/m) less than the month before.
During the whole of 2023, a total of 299. 3 thousand cars rolled off the production lines, 44. 2 thousand more than in 2022 . . which represents an increase of 17.3% year-on-year .
TRUCKS AND AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS FOR SEMI-TRAILERS
y/y change: December +16.2% y/y; January-December: +37.9% y/y
Production of trucks and vans reached 25,704 units last month, a year-on-year increase of 5,820 units (-23.4%m/m).
Since the beginning of the year, 308,458 vehicles have been delivered. The result achieved is higher by 84,793 units. (+37.9% y/y) compared with last year.
VEHICLES FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT
y/y change: December +29.3% y/y; January-December: +1.3% y/y
The result of 425 buses produced in December is lower than last year's figure by 176 units. (-29.3% y/y).
Compared to November this year, it is 130 units less (-23.4% y-o-y).
During 2023, 5,124 buses were produced in Poland, by 64 units. (+1.3%) more than in the whole of 2022.
ENGINES FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
y/y change: December +35.1% y/y ; January-December: +20.9% y/y
In December, production of internal combustion vehicle engines ended at 154,000 units. This is an increase of 40,000 units. (+35.1% y/y) than in the same month in 2022. The result produced is lower than the previous month by 72,000 (-31.9% m/m).
A total of 2,371k engines were produced in 2023, up by 410k. (+20.9% y/y) more than in 2022, including 2,059k diesel engines and 312k petrol engines.

We present the PZPM reports based on Central Statistical Office data
Overview of current production figures

After 20 days of January this year, passenger car registrations continued their upward trend for another consecutive month, while light commercial vehicles and heavy trucks recorded double-digit losses.
In the period in question, 24 642 passenger cars were registered, 20.6% more than in the corresponding period last year. Light commercial vehicle registrations decreased by 11.1% y/y to 2,635 units.
Sales of new heavy-duty trucks over 3.5t with 1 265 registered vehicles.- once again recorded a y/y decline for a consecutive month, this time by 23.1% y/y.
Unicycles recorded mixed results: Motorbikes: 861 units. +12.5% y/y ; Scooters: 219 units. -31.6% y/y,
                                                                                           
Overview of current registrations

We present you the registrations figures for BUSES in DECEMBER 2023 Data are based on Central Register of Vehicles (CEP).

New buses -  DECEMBER +40,4% y/y;  JANUARY -  DECEMBER 2023   (+54,3% y/y)

For more click here »