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on pre-pandemic 2019. increase on pre-pandemic July 2019 volumes. 1 Growth in the month was driven by easing supplychain challenges and ongoing demand from overseas markets – which grew 76.8% on the same period in 2023 to 72,761 units – a healthy gain of 4,971 units and an 81.31% increase on pre-pandemic 2019.
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on pre-pandemic 2019 volumes, with demand driven by overseas orders. The performance reflects market normalisation as manufacturers have worked hard to meet strong pent up pandemic-related demand, as well as some temporary supplychain shortages and the early Easter bank holiday reducing working days in the month compared with 2023.
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below pre-pandemic 2019 Q1 as erratic supplychain issues continue. Traditionally a large volume month due to the new number plate, the growth was amplified by comparison with a weak March last year, when chronic supplychain shortages drove the market down by -27.6%. off pre-pandemic 2019. respectively.
year on year – as supplychain shortages ease. The June performance marks the 11th consecutive month of growth as the industry gradually overcomes the pandemic-induced supplychain shortages that constrained production for much of the previous two years. to 92,699 units, reflecting the normalisation of supply.
in best year since 2019. UK must now ramp up EV supplychain and deliver return on investments. The easing of pandemic-related challenges, from chip shortages to lockdowns, and increasing electrified model production, combined to drive annual output above one million for the first time since 2019.
from supplychain disruption. Closing off the year, turbulence in global supplychains and logistics issues saw December post 2022’s first monthly decline, as output fell -23.6% December manufacturing posts first decline of the year, down -23.6% UK commercial vehicle (CV) production grew 39.3%
behind 2019. on a weak 2021 performance and more than a third (-35.1%) below the first three quarters of pre-pandemic 2019, equivalent to 653,903 fewer units. The overall market remains weak, however, as supplychain issues continue to constrain model availability. September 2019 registrations: 343,255.
1 The increase saw 287,825 units delivered, the eighth consecutive month of growth for the new car market, as supplychain challenges slowly continue to ease. As a result, the first quarter of 2023 is the strongest since 2019, with just under half a million new cars joining the road. on Q1 2019. on Q1 2019.
to 11,517 units in Q1 2023, the best start to a year since pre-pandemic 2019. The fourth consecutive quarter of growth, driven by high demand from the haulage, construction and distribution sectors as well as an easing of long-term global supplychain disruptions, means the market is now just -2.9% below Q1 2019 1.
135,296 vans now registered in 2023 thanks to easing supplychain disruptions and sustained demand for larger vehicles. It represents the fifth consecutive month of rising deliveries as the market rebounds from a tough 2022 as supplychain challenges continue to ease, although registrations remain -13.0%
off 2019 1 , down from -15.1% Easing supplychain disruption means that, while the economic situation remains challenging, the overall market outlook for the year has been revised upwards from January. Registrations in the month grew by 4.9%, regaining ground on pre-pandemic levels. last month. increase on 2022 and a 1.4%
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on Q3 figures in 2019 pre-pandemic. on Q3 year-to-date 2019 figures. Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said, Large growth in the heavy goods vehicle market is welcome amid the myriad challenges facing the sector, and signs of supplychain issues finally beginning to ease deliver hope for a more positive 2023.
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The decline is attributable to supplychain shortages, structural changes and weak exports, which fell -21.3% The decline is attributable to supplychain shortages, structural changes and weak exports, which fell -21.3% July 2019 108,239 cars made. to 363,223 units, with a 7.6% to 363,223 units, with a 7.6%
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The rise followed September’s fall, which came after four consecutive months of growth, illustrating how supplychain turbulence, in particular global chip shortages, continues to affect UK car manufacturers. off 2019’s total of 134,669 units and -52.8% respectively, October’s performance was still -48.4%
In the market’s best November for four years, registrations almost returned to pre-pandemic levels, down just 96 units (-0.1%) on 2019. While overall BEV volumes fell by -17.1%, leading to a reduced market share of 15.6%, last November was atypical with significant deliveries following supplychain disruptions. of the market.
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to 8,740 units, marking best October since 2019 and 10th consecutive month of growth this year. Output in October was the highest for the month since 2019, as production volumes increased to round off 10 consecutive months of growth this year. 1 October 2019: 9,087 units. UK CV production rises 10.7% Notes to editors.
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Ongoing supplychain issues lead to worst August since 2017, while year to date market down -27.2% on pre-pandemic 2019. 2 For 2022, however, global supplychain challenges have acted as a handbrake on registrations, albeit the impact has been unevenly distributed across vehicle segments. on pre-pandemic 2019.
It represents the UK’s sixth consecutive quarter of growth and the greatest number of new HGV deliveries in any quarter since the end of 2019, 1 as operators invest in the latest, greenest and most efficient truck technology available. Notes to editors 1 Q4 2019: 12,514 units. 2 Q1-Q3 2019: 36,021 units. to 34,222 units, just 5.0%
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to 46,227 units in 2023 – the best performance since 2019. Some 46,227 new trucks of all types, sizes and technologies were put on the road last year, representing the best annual total since 2019 1 as more businesses invested in their fleets. or 2,308 units below pre-pandemic 2019 levels. Notes to editors 1 2019: 48,535 units.
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