As the Corona outbreak approaches its one-year anniversary, the automotive industry has been one of the industries most affected by the virus, so much so that demand has plummeted in recent months, but the latest figures from car buying demand in Asia and the United States show It is improving, although Europe is still a long way from its heyday.
Khodrocar - The US auto industry is once again signaling continued sales improvements since the start of the Covid-19 crisis, signaling an improvement in demand and putting it on track.
This trend has led General Motors and other American automakers to work around the clock to complete their product list at trade shows. Accordingly, every month compared to the previous month, signs of sales growth in the US auto industry can be seen.
This positive trend was especially evident in the case of profitable long-wheelbase vehicles and pickups. "While the economy has experienced a steady recovery this season, retail sales of vehicles have shown more flexibility," said General Motors's chief economist.
Meanwhile, statistics show the growth of sales of Tata motor Company in the reports of this company. The company's sales figures in the Indian market have grown significantly and during September 2020, Tatamotor has become the third largest automaker in the Indian market in terms of production turnover.
In September 2019, Tata only managed to sell 8,097 units of its products in India, which means a growth of 163 sales of this Indian automaker in September this year in the domestic market.
Tata sales statistics for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2021 also show that the company was able to sell 54,074 vehicles, and this amount indicates a growth of 112% sales of this brand compared to the same period last year, which is equal to It was 25,898 devices.
The improving situation in the automotive industry in the United States and even Asia, while the United Kingdom has a not so interesting situation in car sales, so that the British Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers Association released statistics showing that car sales were at their lowest level last month (September). It has arrived in the last two decades.
According to official figures, 328,041 cars were numbered in September, the lowest level since 1999, while demand for new cars did not grow last month, and the volume is projected to increase. Trading in the UK auto industry will fall by around 21 billion pound this year.
Industry activists have previously warned of the negative consequences of Britain's exit from the European Union, saying that the short-term outlook for the industry will be very challenging as long as the spread of the corona virus is not controlled and confidence in the economic market is restored. Meanwhile, the imposition of coronary restrictions, which led to the closure of car shows and dealerships in April and May, dealt a heavy blow to the British car industry.
Statistics show that car sales figures fell to zero percent in those two months, with only 1.68 million new cars expected to be numbered in the UK this year, up from 2.3 million last year.
In general, the British economic situation is not well defined by the crisis caused by the Corona and the country's exit from the European Union, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated yesterday that the government must balance the application of Corona restrictions and economic policies. He sought to justify the government's failed policies in controlling the corona and repairing the economy.
This trend has led General Motors and other American automakers to work around the clock to complete their product list at trade shows. Accordingly, every month compared to the previous month, signs of sales growth in the US auto industry can be seen.
This positive trend was especially evident in the case of profitable long-wheelbase vehicles and pickups. "While the economy has experienced a steady recovery this season, retail sales of vehicles have shown more flexibility," said General Motors's chief economist.
Meanwhile, statistics show the growth of sales of Tata motor Company in the reports of this company. The company's sales figures in the Indian market have grown significantly and during September 2020, Tatamotor has become the third largest automaker in the Indian market in terms of production turnover.
In September 2019, Tata only managed to sell 8,097 units of its products in India, which means a growth of 163 sales of this Indian automaker in September this year in the domestic market.
Tata sales statistics for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2021 also show that the company was able to sell 54,074 vehicles, and this amount indicates a growth of 112% sales of this brand compared to the same period last year, which is equal to It was 25,898 devices.
The improving situation in the automotive industry in the United States and even Asia, while the United Kingdom has a not so interesting situation in car sales, so that the British Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers Association released statistics showing that car sales were at their lowest level last month (September). It has arrived in the last two decades.
According to official figures, 328,041 cars were numbered in September, the lowest level since 1999, while demand for new cars did not grow last month, and the volume is projected to increase. Trading in the UK auto industry will fall by around 21 billion pound this year.
Industry activists have previously warned of the negative consequences of Britain's exit from the European Union, saying that the short-term outlook for the industry will be very challenging as long as the spread of the corona virus is not controlled and confidence in the economic market is restored. Meanwhile, the imposition of coronary restrictions, which led to the closure of car shows and dealerships in April and May, dealt a heavy blow to the British car industry.
Statistics show that car sales figures fell to zero percent in those two months, with only 1.68 million new cars expected to be numbered in the UK this year, up from 2.3 million last year.
In general, the British economic situation is not well defined by the crisis caused by the Corona and the country's exit from the European Union, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated yesterday that the government must balance the application of Corona restrictions and economic policies. He sought to justify the government's failed policies in controlling the corona and repairing the economy.
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