Slumping European car sales fell 89% year-on-year in the new Corona 7:43 on June 5
Car sales in Europe have continued to be severely slumped due to the new coronavirus, and new car sales in the UK fell by 89% last month compared to the same month last year.
According to the British Automobile Manufacturers Association, the number of new cars sold in the country last month was just over 20,000, 89% less than in the same month the previous year.
This is largely due to the inability of car dealerships to operate due to the restrictive measures taken by the British government to control the spread of the new coronavirus.
Although the number of new cars sold last month recovered by a slight 97% compared to April, which remains a historical slump.
In addition, the number of new car sales in Germany fell by 49.5% compared to the same month of the previous year, ▽ Spain 72.7%, ▽ Italy 49.6%, respectively.
In Europe, along with the resumption of economic activity, movements to resume production among automobile manufacturers are spreading, Toyota has started operation at almost all local factories, and Nissan Motor and Honda are next week in England. We plan to resume production at.
However, it is not possible to anticipate an early recovery in consumption, which has fallen sharply due to the spread of infections, and it is unclear when Europe's automobile sales will break out from a serious slump.